NIGERIA — One week into the new electricity tariff regime, information flowing from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has indicated that over 20 percent of consumers categorized as Band A do not have prepaid meters, a major factor in determining actual usage for the purpose of bill settlement. Consequently, the consumers would be made to pay on estimated billing, a practice largely discredited by both the consumers and the NERC as subject to manipulation and shortchanging of the consumers... vanguardngr.com
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Thu Jun 19 2025 13:32:55 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
• Nigerians have rejected the NERC’s reduction of the tariff payable by Band A customers from N225 kWh to N206.8 kWh
• Ikeja Electric has announced a downward review of electricity tariff for those on Band A feeders
• Electricity Tariff: A senior lawyer has dragged NERC and AEDC to court for increasing his electricity tariff by 230 percent
• Power stakeholders expressed dissatisfaction over 300 percent increase in electricity tariffs approved by NERC
• NERC Urges Nigerians to Update Prepaid Meters Before November 2024 Deadline
• Ex Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike (Now FCT Minister) Receives Godswill Akpabio the Senate President of Nigeria at His Residence in Abuja on Tuesday 18th, March 2025 - Photo News
New Electricity Tariff: Over 20 percent of consumers in Band A do not have prepaid meters, according to report
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Published (Updated) on Wednesday, April 10, 2024
• Nigerians have rejected the NERC’s reduction of the tariff payable by Band A customers from N225 kWh to N206.8 kWh
• Ikeja Electric has announced a downward review of electricity tariff for those on Band A feeders
• Electricity Tariff: A senior lawyer has dragged NERC and AEDC to court for increasing his electricity tariff by 230 percent
• Power stakeholders expressed dissatisfaction over 300 percent increase in electricity tariffs approved by NERC
• NERC Urges Nigerians to Update Prepaid Meters Before November 2024 Deadline
• Ex Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike (Now FCT Minister) Receives Godswill Akpabio the Senate President of Nigeria at His Residence in Abuja on Tuesday 18th, March 2025 - Photo News
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