There have been reports circulating that the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has shut down the national grid due to a labour strike. However, TCN has come out to deny these reports, stating that the national grid is fully operational and there is no interruption in power supply.

The reports of the national grid being shut down were initially fueled by rumours and speculation, causing a great deal of concern and panic among the public. However, TCN has made it clear that there is no truth to these reports and that the national grid is functioning as usual.

In a statement released by TCN, the company assured the public that they are working tirelessly to ensure that the national grid remains operational and that there is no cause for alarm. TCN also emphasized that they are committed to providing a continuous and stable power supply to the nation.

The company urged the public to disregard the false information and to rely on official sources for accurate and reliable information. TCN also expressed their commitment to resolving any labour issues through peaceful and amicable negotiations, and assured that the welfare of their employees is a top priority.

The denial of the shutdown of the national grid by TCN is a relief to many Nigerians who rely on a steady supply of electricity for their daily activities. It also serves to debunk any false information that may have caused unnecessary panic and anxiety.

It is important for the public to remain vigilant and to verify information from credible sources before spreading or believing in rumours. TCN’s swift response and reassurance to the public showcase their dedication to maintaining a reliable power supply and their transparency in addressing any concerns.

In conclusion, TCN has categorically denied shutting down the national grid over a labour strike and has assured the public that there is no interruption in power supply. The company’s commitment to providing a reliable electricity supply and their prompt response to dispel false information should put the public at ease. It is crucial for all Nigerians to remain informed and to only rely on official sources for accurate information.