Angela Olanrewaju, the Coordinating Head of Corporate Services at IBEDC, confirmed the suspensions in a statement issued from Ibadan. She emphasized the company's commitment to cooperating fully with the Nigeria Police Force to ensure a thorough and transparent investigation.
“Staff members implicated in the matter have been suspended pending the outcome of the investigation,” Olanrewaju stated, reinforcing IBEDC's zero-tolerance policy towards vandalism and other criminal activities.
The increasing incidence of vandalism poses significant risks to electricity supply and affects customers and communities alike. Olanrewaju highlighted the severe consequences of such actions, including prolonged outages and service disruptions.
“IBEDC has consistently raised concerns about the impact of vandalism on critical electricity assets,” she noted. The company is focused on protecting these assets and is committed to working with law enforcement to hold those responsible accountable.
Olanrewaju also urged customers and community leaders to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities regarding electricity infrastructure. “We encourage the public to help safeguard our services by reporting any unusual behavior,” she stated.
As investigations continue, IBEDC is prepared to take further disciplinary actions as necessary, in accordance with its internal policies and applicable laws. The company aims to uphold transparency and accountability while ensuring the safety of its critical infrastructure.
In the wake of this incident, IBEDC's proactive stance demonstrates its dedication to maintaining reliable electricity services for the communities it serves, while also addressing the growing threat of infrastructure vandalism.
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