The disturbance occurred at approximately 6:48 p.m., prompting immediate recovery efforts.

Mrs Ndidi Mbah, TCN’s General Manager of Public Affairs, in a statement on Tuesday, said the recovery process commenced swiftly, with Azura Power Station providing the necessary blackstart.

She said by 10:24 a.m. on Tuesday, the grid recovery had reached advanced stages, in spite of encountering a brief challenge that caused a minor setback.

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“Notwithstanding the setback, TCN continued its recovery efforts, achieving significant progress.

“Bulk power availability has been restored to approximately 90 per cent of its substations nationwide, with supply reinstated to the Abuja axis and other major distribution load centres.

“The partial disturbance did not affect the Ibom Gas generating station, which continued to supply power to areas in the South Southern part of the country, including Eket, Ekim, Uyo, and Itu 132 kilovolt transmission substations.”

Source: NAN

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The cult clash occurred in Eket local government area of the state.

Akwa Ibom State Police Public Relations Officer, CSP MacDon Odiko, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, in Eket, on Tuesday.

“We have received a report of the cult incident from Eket, we confirm death of one person and two arrests,” he said.

Odiko said that the state’s Commissioner of Police, Mr Waheed Ayilara, had ordered a thorough investigation into the matter.

“Let those who are perpetrating this act get it very clear.

“The CP has directed that those involved, as well as their sponsors, be fished out.

“Cultism cannot be allowed to thrive in the state. The CP is not happy about it,” the spokesperson said.

Source: NAN

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