The TCN has restored power on the Benin-Omotosho 330kV transmission line following an outage caused by detached conductors.
Nigerians have once again been plunged into darkness as the national power grid collapsed for the second time in January, just four days after the first system failure on Friday.
Ms Momoh said that the forum provided a platform for open dialogue on power-related concerns.
She said TCN had mobilised its engineers to the site and conveyed necessary materials to repair the snapped sections of the 330kV Omotoso – Ikeja West transmission line.
Several millions of Lagos residents have continued to grope in widespread darkness in the capital city as the electricity supply worsens.
The grid collapsed due to the partial system failure from the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), which continues to struggle for maintenance.Â
Ms Momoh said that the forum provided a platform for customers to tender their issues.
The national grid collapsed twice in a week, making it the third time.
“We will keep you updated as soon as power supply is restored,” it added.
Mr Gbajabiamila said Mr Tinubu’s administration had shown its dedication to solving the power supply challenges in Nigeria with the signing of the 2023 Electricity Act.
