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Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, has retracted his earlier statement regarding the alleged collapse of Nigeria’s national grid.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

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Initially, following power outages in parts of Lagos on Saturday, Obi condemned the frequent grid failures, claiming they had occurred 12 times in 2024, causing significant setbacks for Nigerians.

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He also highlighted the over $3.23 billion borrowed over the past four years to address electricity issues, despite continued grid collapses.

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However, Obi faced backlash for not verifying his claims. In response, he clarified his statement, acknowledging the Transmission Company of Nigeria’s (TCN) correction that there was no national grid collapse.

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Obi explained that the incident involved the tripping of the Osogbo-Ihovbor and Benin-Omotosho lines, which impacted the Lagos region. He emphasized the need to prioritize infrastructure improvement and power generation to meet the growing demands of Nigeria’s population.

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