Ogun State Authorities mentioned it was in contact with the Ibadan Electrical energy Distribution Firm (IBEDC) to make sure the quick fixing of poles broken on account of rainstorm occasioned by Sunday’s downpour in some components of Sango in Ado Odo/Ota Native Authorities Space of the state.
The federal government, in an announcement signed by the Particular Adviser on Media, Hon. Kayode Akinmade mentioned a workforce from the state authorities was within the space on Monday to bodily verify the extent of harm and to know the right way to have interaction with IBEDC, in addition to sympathising with victims.
Akinmade famous the cables had not been energized earlier than the destruction, which saved a lot of lives.
“Our workforce went on bodily website inspection of the affected space on Monday to establish the extent of the harm and to know the right way to have interaction with the IBEDC workforce.
“We’re at the moment working with the IBEDC workforce led by the Regional Supervisor and the Technical Head for the Ogun Area. A few of the much less affected feeders have been restored and energized whereas the clean-up of probably the most affected areas has already began.
“A lot of the poles on the roads have been eliminated whereas the remaining shall be taken out right now (Wednesday). We’re working with IBEDC to make sure there shall be full restoration of energy in Sango Ota earlier than the week runs out.
“The federal government shouldn’t be relenting on its effort to make it possible for we restore energy to Sango Ota and its environs and we will guarantee the residents that we’re on prime on the matter.
“We, subsequently, commiserate with these whose properties had been destroyed by the fallen poles, as the federal government urged these dwelling within the space to stay calm.
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