South-east Nigeria Faces Blackouts After Electricity Firm Halts Vending Platform
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- •The electricity vending platform was shut down by a regional electricity firm serving south-east Nigeria.
- •The shutdown has caused temporary blackouts in multiple communities across the south-east region.
- •The vending platform was used for prepaid electricity purchases by residential and commercial customers.
- •The blackout began on May 23, 2026, coinciding with the platform's closure.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the electricity firm restores the vending platform quickly power supply will resume normal operations, reducing disruption for residents and businesses in the south-east region.
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