The Lagos State Government has said its planned 132kV electricity transmission line will enhance power supply in the Lekki-Epe and Ajah areas. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, AbdulHafeez Toriola, made the disclosure during a stakeholders’ engagement at Adeyemi Bero Auditorium, Ikeja.
Officials said the project aims to end epileptic power supply and support development in the corridor. The Right-of-Way for the transmission line spans from Ajah to Ibeju-Lekki, while a gas pipeline will run from Bonny Camp to Alaro City, Epe. Residents and property owners were assured of adequate compensation, provided they hold valid land titles and approved building plans.
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This marks the second engagement with community members, following a meeting on 6th February, 2026, when Commissioner Biodun Ogunleye highlighted Lagos’ commitment to expanding electricity and gas infrastructure. The state government previously announced plans in April, 2025, to generate 6 gigawatts of electricity over three years as part of a clean energy drive.
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