Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has secured a 72-megawatt (MW) power supply agreement, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to improve electricity reliability and service delivery across its franchise area.
The agreement was reached with Mainstream Energy Solution Limited, executed through Midbelt Energy Company Limited, according to a corporate announcement released by EKEDC.
EKEDC said the deal would enhance power availability across its network and reinforce its commitment to delivering safe, reliable, and stable electricity to customers.
“EKEDC records another milestone by securing a major 72MW power supply agreement,” the company said, noting that the development aligns with its strategic vision and market leadership objectives.
Impact on Customers
The distribution company said the additional capacity is expected to translate into tangible benefits for customers, including:
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Improved power stability across EKEDC’s network
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Reduced outages and interruptions
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A stronger and more resilient energy network serving communities within its coverage area
EKEDC noted that the agreement underscores its ongoing investment in infrastructure and partnerships aimed at enhancing quality of life and supporting economic activity in Lagos and its environs.
Power Sector Context
Nigeria’s electricity distribution companies have faced persistent challenges linked to generation shortfalls, transmission constraints, and infrastructure limitations. Sector analysts say supply-side agreements such as EKEDC’s 72MW deal are critical to stabilising distribution performance and boosting consumer confidence.
EKEDC reaffirmed its commitment to earning customer trust and sustaining improvements in service delivery, adding that the latest agreement signals “brighter days ahead” for electricity users within its network.