The Federal Government says power generation has increased nationwide following the repairs and restoration of the vandalised Lagos-Escravos gas supply infrastructure.
The Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) made this known in a statement issued on Friday, December 26, 2025.
NISO is established to manage electricity grid with reliability, efficiency, and transparency, enabling a sustainable and competitive power sector that drives economic growth and improves quality of life.
It disclosed that the Nigeria Gas Infrastructure Company (NGIC) accomplished the feat that has translated into improved power generation and enhanced gas supply to several key thermal power plants across the country.
“This development is a positive step towards stabilisng the electricity supply and improving grid reliability for consumers nationwide,” NISO stated.
Electricity supply will be restored within 48hrs — Minister
NISO added that gradual power offtake was carried out by the affected plants to ensure a smooth recovery and maintain the stability of both the gas supply network and the national electricity grid.
The system operator noted that the approach would prevent system stress and ensure reliable supply of electricity for industries, businesses, and households.
It stated that other thermal power plants remain available and on standby, awaiting confirmation of gas supply from their respective suppliers on Saturday.
“Once confirmed, these plants will be integrated into the national grid to further strengthen generation capacity and reduce the risk of outage,” NISO said.
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