FAAN Explains Reason for Lagos Airport Power Failure, Apologises to Passengers

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has apologised to passengers and stakeholders over a power outage that occurred at Terminal 1 of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Lagos over the weekend.

FAAN, which manages the airport, disclosed this in a statement posted on its official X account on Sunday, attributing the disruption to a fault in the terminal’s changeover circuit.

The authority explained that the outage occurred during a power changeover process, prompting the immediate deployment of its technical teams to address the situation.

According to FAAN, electricity supply was swiftly transferred to the secondary grid, while interim backup measures were activated to ensure the rapid restoration of services.

“We acknowledge the power outage at MMIA Terminal 1 yesterday. The interruption was caused by an issue with the changeover circuit.

“We apologise to all passengers and stakeholders affected by the disruption and any inconvenience it may have caused,” the statement read.

Esther Chinenye

Esther Chinenye is a journalist, writer, and media professional with experience in news reporting, content creation, and editorial work. She has worked as an intern with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), a writer at Parallel Facts, and a staff writer at The News Chronicle, where she has developed her skills in producing accurate, engaging, and timely news content. With a background in Mass Communication (University of Nsukka) and a passion for storytelling, Esther is committed to delivering well-researched stories that inform and engage diverse audiences.

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