Federal Lawmakers Take Action Against Encroachment and Vandalism of NDPHC Power Projects
The House of Representatives' Committee on Public Assets has threatened to demolish illegal structures on transmission routes of NDPHC power projects, following reports of encroachment and vandalism.

The House of Representatives’ Committee on Public Assets has expressed concern over the encroachment and vandalism of power projects by the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC). This comes after reports that illegal structures have been erected on transmission routes, posing a significant threat to the stability of these power projects. According to ThisDayLive, the committee has vowed to take action, threatening to demolish these illegal structures if necessary. This is not the first time such issues have been raised; in the past, power projects have been targeted by vandals, leading to significant power outages and economic losses. The NDPHC has not yet commented on when the facility began operating or the extent of the damage caused by the encroachment and vandalism. This story matters to Nigerian readers because it highlights the need for better protection of critical national infrastructure, particularly in the power sector, which is crucial for the country’s economic development and growth. Source: ThisDayLive


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