The Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) is pleased to announce a notable improvement in power generation following repair and restoration of the vandalized Lagos-Escravos-Lagos gas supply infrastructure by the Nigerian Gas Infrastructure Company (NGIC) and the enhancement of gas supply to several key thermal power plants across the country. This development is a positive step toward stabilizing the electricity supply and improving grid reliability for consumers nationwide.
Currently, gradual power offtake is being 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. This measured approach is aimed at preventing system stress and ensuring a reliable supply of electricity to meet the needs of industries, businesses, and households.
Meanwhile, other thermal power plants remain available and on standby, awaiting confirmation of gas supply from their respective suppliers between now and Saturday, 27th December 2025. Once confirmed, these plants will be integrated into the national grid to further strengthen generation capacity and reduce the risk of outages.
NISO continues to work closely with relevant stakeholders, including power generation companies, gas suppliers, and regulatory bodies, to monitor developments and address any operational challenges in real time. The organization remains committed to sustaining these improvements and ensuring a reliable, efficient, and resilient power system that supports Nigeria’s socio-economic development.
NISO urges all consumers to continue practicing energy conservation where possible, as the coordinated efforts to stabilize power supply progress