In a pivotal development for Aliko Dangote University (ADU), the campus’s electricity supply has been reinstated by the Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDC) following the settlement of a substantial N100 million outstanding bill. The university, facing operational disruptions due to the power outage, managed to resolve the issue with the utility provider after negotiations led to the payment agreement.
The restoration of electricity comes as a relief to students and faculty who had endured days of inconvenience and academic setbacks. The disruption had affected various aspects of university life, including research activities, online learning platforms, and administrative functions. With power now back, the university can resume full operations, ensuring that educational services and campus life return to normalcy.
The management of Aliko Dangote University expressed gratitude to KEDC for their cooperation in resolving the matter promptly. They emphasized the importance of uninterrupted power supply for maintaining the quality of education and research standards at the institution. Students, too, welcomed the news with enthusiasm, eager to resume their studies without further interruptions.
This incident underscores the critical role of reliable infrastructure and efficient utility services in supporting academic institutions. Moving forward, both the university and KEDC are expected to work closely to prevent future disruptions and ensure sustainable electricity provision to meet the needs of the growing campus community.
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