[keypoints]
- Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited quickly repaired the Sabon Pegi Bridge within 24 hours after it collapsed due to flash floods from heavy rainfall, restoring a crucial link between southwestern and northwestern Nigeria.
- The company acted promptly after the bridge’s collapse on Friday morning, receiving approval from its Chairman to intervene and carry out the necessary repairs.
- The swift response was praised by the local community, with Abdullahi, a local youth, expressing gratitude, highlighting Mainstream Energy’s reputation as a highly responsible company.
[/keypoints]
Mainstream Energy Solutions Swiftly Repairs Sabon Pegi Bridge After Collapse Due to Flash Floods
Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited
, the operators of the Kainji, Jebba, and Zungeru hydropower plants, has swiftly repaired the Sabon Pegi Bridge within 24 hours following its collapse due to heavy rainfall on Friday.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) had previously issued warnings of heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding over the weekend, which were accompanied by thunderstorms.

The flash floods caused the collapse of the Sabon Pegi Bridge, a vital link between the southwestern and northwestern regions of Nigeria.
The incident, reported early on Friday morning, led to confusion among the local communities.
Mainstream Energy Solutions was promptly contacted, and the Chairman of the Board immediately approved the company’s intervention to repair the bridge.

Abdullahi, a local youth, expressed gratitude, saying,
“We pray for Mainstream always because there are very few companies in Nigeria that can respond so quickly to such a problem. They are a highly responsible company.”
Siraj Abdullahi, an Executive Director in the company, stated,

“This is what Mainstream is about. We have brought relief and restored the economic artery of the Borgu Land and the Southern Sokoto and Kebbi States.”
This report was produced by the editorial team at The Gazette News | Latest News In Nigeria & the World in line with our commitment to accuracy, fairness, and responsible journalism. Information in this article is based on verified sources available at the time of publication. The Gazette News | Latest News In Nigeria & the World may update the story as new facts emerge or additional context becomes available.
The Gazette News | Latest News In Nigeria & the World accepts zero funding from governments, corporations, or political parties. No advertiser dictates our coverage. No political interest shapes our investigations. The journalism you just read exists because readers like you chose to protect it. Every contribution goes directly into the field — paying reporters, protecting sources, and ensuring the stories that matter get told without fear or favour.
Funded by Readers
Us Right Now





