Electricity distribution has been restored in Kano state following the suspension of strike by electricity workers’ union.
BizPoint reports that on Monday, the union shut down the headquarters of KEDCO, demanding for remittance of their pension for six years.
In the course of the strike, the union shut down some 11KVA lines, throwing the Kano metropolis ake its environs into blackout.
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But in a statement on Wednesday, KEDCO said, “Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO) is pleased to announce the full restoration of power supply and other electricity services, after a temporary interruption due to a union strike.
“While apologising for all inconveniences caused, we sincerely appreciate your patience, support and understanding during this period.
“As we get back to serving you with commitment and dedication, please be assured that we are taking all necessary measures to ensure stability and quality of our electricity supply. For any questions or concerns about any electricity-related issues, please do not hesitate to
“Reach out to our dedicated customer service hotline on 070055551111 or visit any of our offices close to you.
“We look forward to continuing to empower your homes, businesses, and communities,” the statement concluded.
