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National Grid Collapses Again

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Again, Nigerians have been plunged into a round of darkness on Tuesday following the collapse of the National grid.

According to reports, the grid which had suffered multiple collapse in the month of October, again as of 2:35pm, hourly generation readings showed that none of the the Power Generation Company had a single megawatt.

The recent multiple collapse has forced the federal government to finding a permanent solution to this national embarrassment.

Details later…

   

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