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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) has said it will soon commence the disconnection of South-East government houses/offices, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) offices, Nigerian Army and others to recover a whooping over N180 billion electricity debt being owed the organization. The company stated this Friday in a statement issued by its
The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company PLC, EEDC, has introduced a new service called the Accelerated Settlement of Arrears Project, ASAP. According
By Stanley Nwanosike Enugu, April 23, 2021 The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) says it has started arrears settlement scheme with about 30 per cent discount for its customers. This is contained in a statement issued on Friday by the Head, Corporate Communications of EEDC, Mr Emeka Ezeh, and made available to newsmen in Enugu. Ezeh stated that residential and commercial customers of EEDC under the Non Maximum Demand category stood a chance to enjoy the discount on their arrears. The EEDC spokesman stated that the initiative is known as the “Arrears One-Time Settlement Scheme’...
•Tariff increases to continue till Discos cover costs, says NERC Ndubuisi Francis, Chuks Okocha, James Emejo, Onyebuchi Ezigbo, Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja and Dike Onwuamaze and Peter Uzoho in Lagos Analysts, the Organised Private Sector (OPS), labour and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday decried a review, by the federal government, in electricity tariffs, especially amidst the current economic challenges occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic. They faulted the timing of the tariff adjustment, considering the economic hardship and recession which have eroded the purchasing power of Nig...