The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved a significant increase in electricity tariffs for customers classified under Band A, affecting some customers of Eko Electricity Distribution Company. The new tariff will be N225 per kilowatt-hour, a significant rise from the previous rate of N66.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission , on Wednesday, approved a sharp increase in electricity tariffs for customers classified under Band A. Some customers of Eko Electricity Distribution Company , EKDC, will be affected by the new electricity tariff.
For instance, on the new electricity tariff, NERC said: “All customers wrongly billed at the new rate should be refunded through energy tokens no later than Thursday the 11th of April 2024.Below are the 21 Band A areas of Eko Electricity Distribution Company affected by the new tariff:2.
6. ALAGBON T/S_FOWLER 1_FOWLER_IKOYI HOTEL ISLAND OLUWA ROAD ALFRED REWANE ROAD IKOYI HOTEL/ALFRED REWANE ROAD8. ALAGBON T/S_ADEMOLA 2_ADEMOLA_NTDA ISLAND ADEMOLA ADETOKUNBO STREET SANUSI FAFUNWA STREET AKIN ADESOLA STREET/AMODU TIJANI CLOSE10. ALAGBON T/S_ADEMOLA 2_NEPA CLOSE_STANDARD CHARTERED BANK ISLAND NEPA CLOSE AHMADU BELLO WAY AHMADU BELLO WAY
12. ALAGBON T/S_ALAGBON LOCAL_ALAGBON LOCAL_MOBOLAJI JOHNSON ISLAND OSBORNE ROAD MOBOLAJI JOHNSON ROAD OLU HOLLOWAY ROAD/BAYO KUKU ROAD/CAMERON ROAD14. LEKKI T/S_ONIRU_WATERFRONT_TWIN WATER LEKKI REMI OLOWUDE STREET BOSUN ADEKOYA STREET OKUNADE BLUEWATERS SCHEME16. LEKKI T/S_WATER FRONT_LEKKI_PRIME WATER VIEW LEKKI UTOMI AIRIE AVENUE FREEDOM WAY OJULARI ROAD
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