The Nigerian government, has apologized to passengers following a power outage at Terminal 1 at the weekend in Lagos state

[Augusta]

The Nigerian government, through the Federal Airport Authority, the manager of Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), has apologized to passengers and stakeholders following a power outage at Terminal 1 at the weekend in Lagos state
The Nigerian government agency, in a statement on its official X account, attributed the disruption to a fault in the terminal’s changeover circuit.

According to FAAN, the interruption occurred after an issue arose during a power changeover process.

FAAN explained that its technical teams were immediately deployed to bridge the gap and transfer electricity supply to the secondary grid, while interim backup measures were activated to restore services as quickly as possible.

 

[Stardom22]

Most African countries really lag behind in technology. Glad they had apologized for the power outage in the terminal and l hope that next time they don't allow that to happen again.

 

[kit_hung]

chaos of power outages shows how fragile the infrastructure is. I think it's smart plan for solar or a generator to protect my future so I don't get stuck in life.

 

[Augusta]

Africans are not really exposed to technology, but apparently it okay since they've apologize.

 

[eLdavis]

The only good thing about this news is that they actually apologized about it, if not it's pretty bad.

 

[magnus2022]

I think there is need to have automated change over when there is power failure. They should perfect this power stuff and stop apologizing in daily basis. When will Nigeria can be able to solve simple problems of life

 

[Augusta]

am glad they've apologized for the power outage in the terminal, but let them not try it again because no one would take it kindly.