IKEDC worker survives electric shock while repairing power pole in Lagos

Author: Sunday DennisPublished on: September 3, 2026Country: Nigeria

Society & Lifestyle

IKEDC worker survives electric shock while repairing power pole in Lagos

A technician with Ikeja Electric Plc survived an electric shock while working on a power pole near Gbagada Bus Stop in Lagos. The incident caused panic among residents as the technician was left trapped on a ladder. Although he appeared unconscious, he was seen moving his arms while colleagues attempted to rescue him. The company confirmed he was receiving medical attention and promised to enhance safety protocols.

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