Ikeja Electric Reports Power Shortage Due to Grid Issues

Ikeja Electric announced on October 5, 2026, that the recent reduction in electricity supply across its network is due to a shortfall in power allocated from Nigeria's national grid. The company clarified that this issue is not caused by faults within its distribution network but is linked to the limited electricity available from the national grid.
Ikeja Electric serves several communities in Lagos and has apologized to its customers for the disruptions, appealing for patience and understanding. The company is collaborating with relevant stakeholders to address the supply challenges and improve electricity availability.
This situation has raised concerns among customers, many of whom are experiencing fewer hours of power than expected. Additionally, Nigeria's electricity generation dropped to 2,033.66MW on October 5, with 16 power plants reporting zero generation, marking a significant decline from 5,403MW on September 24, exacerbating blackouts nationwide.
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