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FG, DisCos plan 24/7 power supply zones
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By Obas Esiedesa, Abuja ABUJA — The Federal Government and electricity distribution companies (DisCos) are planning to establish dedicated 24-hour power supply zones in major high-demand areas across the country. The initiative is aimed at providing stable electricity to homes, businesses and industries while improving the capacity of DisCos to take up available generation and […]
- By Obas Esiedesa, Abuja ABUJA — The Federal Government and electricity distribution companies (DisCos) are planning to establish dedicated 24-hour power supply zones in major high-demand areas across the country. The initiative is aimed at providing stable electricity to homes...
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- By Obas Esiedesa, Abuja ABUJA — The Federal Government and electricity distribution companies (DisCos) are planning to establish dedicated 24-hour power supply zones in major high-demand areas across the country. The initiative is aimed at providing stable electricity to homes, businesses and industries while improving the capacity of DisCos to take up available generation and […].
- By Obas Esiedesa, Abuja ABUJA — The Federal Government and electricity distribution companies (DisCos) are planning to establish dedicated 24-hour power supply zones in major high-demand areas across the country. The initiative is aimed at providing stable electricity to homes, businesses and industries while improving the capacity of DisCos to take up available generation and […] The post FG, DisCos plan 24/7 power supply zones appeared first on Vanguard News .
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