Lagos Power Supply Issues: Six Feeders Report Zero Hours
In August, electricity customers in Lagos experienced substantial power supply challenges, as reported by the Lagos State Electricity Regulatory Commission (LASERC). The commission's August 2026 factsheets revealed that Eko Power Limited had 201 compliant and 46 non-compliant feeders out of 247 Band A feeders.
In contrast, IE Energy Lagos Limited, operated by Ikeja Electric, recorded 113 compliant and 52 non-compliant feeders out of 165. Notably, two Eko Power Band A feeders, Akangba Ts_Nrc_Print Serve and Akoka Ts_Akoka Local T3a_Akoka_Unilag 1, recorded zero hours of electricity supply, while IE Energy Lagos had four feeders, including 11-OgbaINJ-T1-Isokoko, also with zero supply.
Eko Power's best-performing feeder, Blue Rail Line, averaged 23.9 hours of supply daily, while IE Energy Lagos's top feeder, 132-EgbinTCN-MARYLAND-OMNIK, averaged 24 hours. Overall, Eko Power's Band A feeders averaged 21.9 hours daily, and IE Energy Lagos averaged 21.3 hours.
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