TCN Begins Urgent Repairs on Ikot Abasi-Eket Power Line

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has initiated urgent rehabilitation works on Towers J4 and N9 to N12 along the Ikot Abasi–Eket 132kV double-circuit transmission line, prompted by recent vandalism. During a site inspection on a Friday, Engr. Nasir Bello, represented by Dr. Ubani Raymond, Assistant General Manager (AGM), Transmission, Port Harcourt Region, confirmed that the inspection was to ensure compliance with engineering specifications and facilitate immediate adjustments.
Dr. Raymond noted that the vandalized towers were completely dismantled, and the tower bases were solidly recast. He urged Ikot Abasi residents to protect critical power infrastructure from criminal activities.
Engr. Azuh Lucky, Head of Lines, Port Harcourt Transmission Region, emphasized the need for rigorous monitoring to maintain engineering standards and quality. He acknowledged TCN Management's decision to engage two contractors to expedite the project, despite challenges posed by difficult terrain and persistent rainfall.
Engr. Eguaikhide Clement, Principal Manager, Uyo Work Centre, expressed satisfaction with the contractors' commitment to the project's urgency.
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