In a bid to improve Nigeria’s electricity supply, the Federal Government and Lagos State have formed collaborative committees aimed at addressing key bottlenecks towards achieving a stable 24-hour power service.
According to multiple reports from trusted news sources, including [Nigeria Info FM](https://www.nigeriainfo.ng), [leadership.ng](https://www.leadership.ng), [thesun.ng](https://www.thesunng.com), [independent.ng](https://www.independent.ng), and [Tribune Online](https://www.tribuneonlineng.com), the Federal Ministry of Power Works and Housing, in collaboration with Lagos State Government, have established committees to address critical power supply challenges and work towards ensuring a reliable 24-hour electricity service for residents across the state.
The collaborative effort comes as part of a broader national initiative to modernize Nigeria’s power infrastructure, addressing the longstanding issue of unreliable electricity supply. The Federal Government has been taking various steps to improve the country’s electricity network and reduce outages, including partnering with private sector players in recent years.
For Lagos residents, this collaboration between the federal government and state authorities promises a step towards improved power supply. As the economic hub of Nigeria, stable electricity is crucial for businesses, homes, and overall development in the region.
Editorial notes: While multiple independent sources have reported on this initiative, it remains unclear when these committees began operating or what specific actions they will take to address power supply challenges.
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