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Suspected vandal/cable thief electrocuted in Ogun

Admin December 13, 2023
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Dec. 13, 2023

An unidentified man believed to be an electricity cable thief, was found electrocuted on Monday on Mowe 33KV feeder at Ashipa village on Abeokuta/Sagamu expressway.

Mr. Abdulrazaq Jimoh, Regional Head, Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC), disclosed this in a statement issued in Abeokuta on Wednesday

Jimoh noted that IBEDC officials had noticed a missing phase on Mowe 33KV feeder the previous evening and sent a team to trace the line for possible fault on the network.

He explained that the officials discovered that a blue phase wire was cut at Ashipa village.

“Moving closer to the spot, officials discovered the dead body of the suspected thief on the ground at the exact spot where the blue conductor wire was cut.

“It was suspected that the victim got electrocuted on the second attempt to cut the blue phase HT conductor.

“The case was reported at Owode Egba Divisional Police Station, who during preliminary investigation, found the shoes, pliers, cutlass and other tools that the vandal came with.

“The police later removed the corpse to the mortuary for further investigation,” he said.

The regional head urged everyone to be vigilant and protect IBEDC installations around them.

He noted that the vandalization was happening for the third time in the axis, calling for more support from security agencies for the protection of IBEDC installations across the region.

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