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Why there has been power outage in Lagos – Ikeja Electricity explains
The reason for power outage in some part of Lagos has been attributed to the the heavy downpour that happened on Monday night which destroyed some Electric equipment.
This statement was released by Felix Ofulue, Head of Corporate Communications, IE, said the March 20 night rainfall affected its operations, leading to blackout.
He said, ”Abule-Tailor 33kv line, Ipaja 11kv and Amikanle 11kv line was destroyed.”
Mr. Ofulue said that the areas affected by the outage included Ikola, Amikanle, Command Road, Olodan, Ekoro Road, Abule-Tailor and environs.
“Ikeja Electric wishes to inform you that the current outage is due to the destruction of our Abule Tailor 33kv line , Ipaja 11kv line and Amikanle 11kv line by the heavy rain on Monday night,” he said.
“Kindly bear with us as we will find lasting solutions to this.
“IE highly regrets any inconveniences caused by this outage,” he added.
Mr. Ofulue, however, said that power supply to the affected areas would be restored shortly as maintenance teams were already effecting repairs.
Earlier, the management of Ikeja Electric had said that there would be a one-month interruption in power supply to some areas within its network.
The company had said that the interruption was to enable it attend to maintenance work.
Mr. Ofulue had disclosed that the interruption would take place from March 6 to April 4, adding that the outage was to enable the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) carry out routine work on the Ikeja West Transmission Station.
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Soulmate Hotels & Suites, located at 50 Olayiwola Street, Abule Egba, wishes to categorically dismiss recent allegations claiming the premises harbor criminal elements, including cultists, who target patrons. These claims are unsubstantiated and appear to be motivated by malice or misunderstanding.
Our hotel maintains a full-time security presence on-site, including a dedicated Mobile Police (MOPOL) base. We are open 24 hours a day, with professionally trained personnel managing all guest ingress and egress. No official incident report or credible evidence supports the claims circulating in the media or on social platforms.
As a premier hospitality provider in Lagos, we continuously host a diverse range of guests—from high-profile dignitaries and executives to local residents—who use our rooftop lounge, pool, spa, indoor club, and conference facilities. These spaces are secured, monitored, and maintained to international standards, ensuring both comfort and safety.
Independent travel platforms and visitor reviews confirm that Soulmate Hotels & Suites offers secure, clean, and well-equipped accommodations. Our amenities include free private parking, uninterrupted power and Wi-Fi supply, spa and fitness facilities, an indoor/outdoor pool, and a versatile event space. While testimonials reflect positive guest experiences and no reports of criminal activity or neglect, there has been zero mention of cultism or dangerous loitering around the premises.
We invite guests and media alike to experience the hotel firsthand. Our front office remains available round‑the‑clock to verify any claims and provide clarity. We encourage anyone with security concerns to review our incident logs, which have consistently shown no substantiated reports of cult or gang activity.
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