The Eko Electricity Distribution Company says the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved the migration of 33 additional feeders to Band A under its franchise area.

The feeders are Adeleke Adedoyin, Ajeast, Annex, Army Resettlement, British America Tobacco, CIG, Coker, Dideolu, Droyers, Empire Court, Estate, Etim Inyang, Firro, Freeman, Glover, Heritage, M&K Express, Mega Plaza, Montgomery 1, Moore Road, Nest Oil, NIMR, Nipost, Osborne, Ozumba Mbadiwe, Palace Road, Rocky Estate, Rumens, Smith, Station Feeder (Nitel), Victoria Arobieke, DPR andNitel.

The DisCo disclosed this Friday in a statement made available to our correspondent by the General Manager, Corporate Communications of EKEDC, Babatunde Lasaki.

PUNCH online reports that on April 3, the Federal Government, through the NERC, announced that subsidy would no longer be paid on the electricity consumed by Band A customers.

From N68 per kilowatt-hour, Band A customers now pay N255/KWh, while others maintain the old tariffs.

Lasaki said customers in these areas would experience “a guaranteed minimum of 20 hours of power supply daily in line with the newly approved Multi-Year Tariff Order”.


He assured customers within the EKEDC network of ongoing efforts to improve the quality of service rendered to them.

He said, “In our bid to serve our customers better, we are looking to even add more feeders to the list of our Band A feeders so that more customers can enjoy a guaranteed 20 hours of power supply daily.

“It is also our commitment to ensure that customers under other service bands, that is, Bands B to E also enjoy their guaranteed minimum supply hours while we work to improve our power supply”.

Lasaki added that EKEDC was working to eliminate supply downtime within its franchise area and achieve its goal of a stable and uninterruptible power supply.

He said, “The EKEDC is dedicated to investing more in infrastructural capacity to improve power supply and is working with all stakeholders to ensure a minimum of 20 hours of supply is available to all its customers”.

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Paraman:
The Eko Electricity Distribution Company says the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved the migration of 33 additional feeders to Band A under its franchise area.

The feeders are Adeleke Adedoyin, Ajeast, Annex, Army Resettlement, British America Tobacco, CIG, Coker, Dideolu, Droyers, Empire Court, Estate, Etim Inyang, Firro, Freeman, Glover, Heritage, M&K Express, Mega Plaza, Montgomery 1, Moore Road, Nest Oil, NIMR, Nipost, Osborne, Ozumba Mbadiwe, Palace Road, Rocky Estate, Rumens, Smith, Station Feeder (Nitel), Victoria Arobieke, DPR andNitel.

The DisCo disclosed this Friday in a statement made available to our correspondent by the General Manager, Corporate Communications of EKEDC, Babatunde Lasaki.

PUNCH online reports that on April 3, the Federal Government, through the NERC, announced that subsidy would no longer be paid on the electricity consumed by Band A customers.

From N68 per kilowatt-hour, Band A customers now pay N255/KWh, while others maintain the old tariffs.

Lasaki said customers in these areas would experience “a guaranteed minimum of 20 hours of power supply daily in line with the newly approved Multi-Year Tariff Order”.


He assured customers within the EKEDC network of ongoing efforts to improve the quality of service rendered to them.

He said, “In our bid to serve our customers better, we are looking to even add more feeders to the list of our Band A feeders so that more customers can enjoy a guaranteed 20 hours of power supply daily.

“It is also our commitment to ensure that customers under other service bands, that is, Bands B to E also enjoy their guaranteed minimum supply hours while we work to improve our power supply”.

Lasaki added that EKEDC was working to eliminate supply downtime within its franchise area and achieve its goal of a stable and uninterruptible power supply.

He said, “The EKEDC is dedicated to investing more in infrastructural capacity to improve power supply and is working with all stakeholders to ensure a minimum of 20 hours of supply is available to all its customers”.

https://punchng.com/33-additional-ekedc-feeders-migrated-to-band-a/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social

Good.

Hehehe. Nigeria na killing zone.

Can someone explain implications of this?

Let's becareful here o!
I called and I was told i belong to band C.
Abeg I no wan hear sey una promote me to band B

If truly, EKEDC can guarantee minimum of 20hrs supply on band A feeders, then this is good.

tollyboy5:
Let's becareful here o!
I called and I was told i belong to band C.
Abeg I no wan hear sey una promote me to band B

Well, the 107 band A feeders on AEDC franchise are enjoying virtually 24hrs supply right now. But those on lower bands are not guaranteed of anything. It's so annoying.

BadMaster:

Well, the 107 band A feeders on AEDC franchise are enjoying virtually 24hrs supply right now. But those on lower bands are not guaranteed of anything. It's so annoying.

let's see how stable the 24hrs will go. If light can be constant for at least a weak, then I'll know it's a good thing to be in band A feeders

Oko

Las las everyone will be migrated to Band A just to pay the new tariff without 20hrs electricity supply.

Nigerians have been scammed

They will forcefully migrate everywhere to Band A just because of the new tariff. These people just care about extortion on the masses.