Electricity distribution authorities have commenced intensive restoration efforts following the collapse of a transmission tower on the 33kV Jambutu feeder tower, an incident that disrupted power supply to several communities in Adamawa State.
Key Highlights:
Restoration work underway after collapse of the 33kV Jambutu feeder tower
Technical assessment of damaged infrastructure completed
Reconstruction activities have commenced in affected areas
Power outage impacts Modibbo Adama University, Girei, Federal Housing Estate, and surrounding communities
Authorities assure residents of speedy restoration of electricity supply
Public urged to protect power infrastructure from vandalism
In a statement issued on Friday, management of the electricity distribution network disclosed that technical teams, working alongside the contractor handling the reconstruction project, have completed a comprehensive assessment of the damaged facility.
According to the statement, reconstruction work has commenced in full scale as efforts are intensified to restore electricity supply to affected communities as quickly as possible.
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The collapse of the 33kV Jambutu feeder tower has resulted in prolonged power outages across several locations, including Modibbo Adama University, Girei, Hayin Gada, the Federal Housing Estate, and neighbouring communities that depend on the feeder line for electricity.
Officials described the 33kV Jambutu Feeder as a critical component of the area’s electricity distribution network, serving residential neighbourhoods, educational institutions, businesses, and other economic activities across Yola North and adjoining communities.
The management expressed regret over the inconvenience caused by the outage and appealed to residents for patience and understanding while repair works continue.
Authorities also called on members of the public to remain vigilant and assist in safeguarding electricity infrastructure, noting that vandalism and unauthorized interference remain significant threats to stable power supply.
“We appeal for continued understanding and cooperation as we work to restore normal service,” the statement noted, adding that regular updates would be provided as reconstruction progresses.
The restoration team assured customers that work would continue uninterrupted until electricity supply is fully restored to all affected communities connected to the feeder line.
