Nigeria’s national power grid has collapsed once more, causing widespread electricity outages across the country. This latest failure in the nation’s struggling power infrastructure has left many regions without power, prompting frustration among citizens and businesses already grappling with frequent blackouts.

The collapse marks yet another setback for Nigeria’s power sector, which has struggled to provide consistent energy supply despite ongoing investments and reforms. The cause of the latest collapse has yet to be disclosed, and authorities are working to restore power while investigating the incident.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), which oversees grid operations, is expected to release an official statement addressing the outage and outlining plans for restoring power to affected areas. This recurring issue has highlighted calls for more resilient energy solutions, as Nigeria seeks to meet the growing electricity demands of its population and industrial sector.

Industry experts have pointed out the need for structural improvements and greater investment in renewable and decentralized energy sources as a long-term solution to the country’s grid instability. Meanwhile, residents and businesses face an indefinite wait as the TCN works to bring the grid back online.