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When the grid collapses, The System Operator (S.O) detects the problem and either fixes or isolates it.

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The S.O. immediately begins the restoration of the grid (called black start), usually within the hour of the collapse.

All GenCos (Zungeru, Egbim, Alaoji, Afam, Omotosho, Papalanto, Shiroro, Jebba, Kainji etc) will gradually initiate generation and synchronisation.

Both National & Regional Control Centers in Osogbo/Shiroro/Lagos monitors load generation+transmission (synchronization) and with more emphasis on distribution Discos maintaining specific load allocation in other not to collapse the system yet, again.

The Eleven Discos through their Dispatch Offices initiates standby for power supply to be restored to sensitive Areas. Example: In Abuja, AEDC Dispatch Offices initiates immediate restoration to Aso Rock State House, NIA, DSS, MILITARY FORMATIONS, RADIO AND TV HQs, FORCE HQ, Sensitive Government offices and residences, etc

Bulk load to consumers will be strategically despatch to priority location while ensuring stability.

If everything goes well, 50% generation or higher may likely be restored before 6 am tomorrow morning.

Abuja & Lagos likely to get light this night, with not 100% coverage and assurance.

 

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