Ms Momoh disclosed that EKEDC had completed installations under Tranche A and that Tranche B officially commenced this week.
Ms Mbah said that at the time of the incident, a total load of 47 Mega Watts (MW) was affected.
ADC reminded Nigerians of Mr Tinubu’s campaign promise to solve the power crisis in four years.
Mr Lasaki said the initiative was part of the company’s ongoing efforts to bridge the metering gap and enhance service delivery to its customers.
She reiterated that the Disco was committed to active efforts to safeguard lives, properties and equipment.
The EKEDC chair underscored the importance of collaborative efforts between Nigeria and India in driving advancements in energy and other sectors.
Mr Okuoimose said the defendants attacked Lamidi Akeem, an employee of EKEDC, by using a stone and a stick to inflict injury on his left eye.
Ms Sanda said EKEDC had arrested many of the vandals currently being prosecuted.
“EKEDC highly regrets any inconveniences caused by this outage,” he said.
The company said vandalism posed a serious threat to its distribution infrastructure, especially electricity cables.
