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The General Manager of Enron Nigeria, Mr. Damins Skipper, explained that the delay in the commissioning of the first phase of the Lagos independent power project is due to the company's determination to provide power supply to Lagos, despite facing inevitable problems for the first time in Nigeria. The project is expected to generate electricity supply for the state, and 600 workers are currently working on the three barges. Meanwhile, a 13-year-old girl died after falling into a well while working as a housemaid in Ketu.

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The General Manager of Enron Nigeria, Mr. Damins Skipper, explained that the delay in the commissioning of the first phase of the Lagos independent power project is due to the company's determination to provide power supply to Lagos, despite facing inevitable problems for the first time in Nigeria. The project is expected to generate electricity supply for the state, and 600 workers are currently working on the three barges. Meanwhile, a 13-year-old girl died after falling into a well while working as a housemaid in Ketu.

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