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[Uyaiiii @E_____ooh]

I have said this before now on X .
If you have fibre X and don’t have money for inverter..

Buy this!!!!

It’s one of the best decision I made.

I have not seen light since yesterday . My brother said they took it in the morning.
This power bank lasted for more than 18 hours…

I got it for 30k , but last time I checked the price for my friend, oga don increase price to 35k

It’s of 2 variations, the one that comes with solar panels is 50k .
Mine didn’t come with that.

Plus ,it can also power rechargeable fans

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@Halosznn_ Thank you Ma

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@nsemeke33 I'm in Lagos but I'm frying. I already have heat rashes from it and NEPA isn't helping matters.

[Miss Versatile✨WHYKAY 🍥 @Iamwhykayy]

*UPDATE ON MY EKEDC METERING AND SOLAR POWER STORY*
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1. I have been astounded by public reaction to my story of 19-Oct-2026 of how EKEDC billed me and ordered my meter disconnection for not consuming their electricity. I received calls and messages from far and wide even from people I didn't know. The story generated considerable interest nationwide.

2. The events that followed my story give me further confidence that Nigerians are good people and genuinely want a better country. Consider this: I posted my story on two WhatsApp platforms in the afternoon. Before the end of the day, possibly up to 10 people who didn't know me but saw it forwarded it to NERC (the regulator). NERC immediately forwarded it to EKEDC demanding an explanation. Meanwhile, EKEDC was separately being innundated by many more Nigerians demanding explanation for what happened! Within 24h, I had received calls from 3 EKEDC managers apologizing profusely for what happened and promising to replace my meter (which I don't believe is faulty) with a smart meter within a week! All the calls from EKEDC were very sincerely polite.

3. I thank everyone who did anything to publicize or help resolve the matter. I want everyone of such people to know that they are helping to make Nigeria a better country.

4. The incident has thrown up an issue which I had been aware of all along but which has hardly been publicly discussed. This is it: As more Nigerians resort to renewable energy, mostly solar, to help themselves out of the dual whammy of poor availability and higher (Band A) tariff for public power, what are the implications for the DisCos (the electricity distribution companies)?

5. The incident at my property was basically that an EKEDC personnel assumed that if their power meter at a property is not running while electrical appliances are running, then it is either that the resident has fraudulently bypassed the meter or that the meter is faulty. It did not cross his mind that the customer could be on a completely different supply system. Clearly, an immediate action for all DisCos is to sensitise their field staff to this reality.

6. So, how does a DisCo establish that a meter that isn't running has neither been bypassed nor is faulty? In my opinion, DisCos should have a right to demand verification perhaps monthly. The verification would be like what I had done with better-informed EKEDC field inspectors in the past: For a few minutes, bypass the solar inverter to switch to public power, and watch the meter register consumption. That should satisfy the field inspector.

7. However, beyond this controversy, there is an ominous threat to the entire public power sector. Here it is: In many countries, public power business is sustained largely by industrial consumers who typically pay the highest tariff. Those high tariffs make it possible for the power companies to charge affordable tariffs for domestic consumption. However, in Nigeria, most serious industries have invested in their own power generation. This leaves the public power companies relying on domestic consumers for sustenance. Today, the "Band A" customers bear the brunt of the high tariffs that keep the DisCos afloat.

8. It turns out that the Band A consumers are also usually the consumers with the financial resources to invest in solar power that can take them off-grid totally. And that is happening fast. The result is dwindling income for DisCos.

9. My view is that DisCos must reinvent themselves to survive. Today, they all rely on power allocated to them from the national grid to serve their customers. That is not sustainable. They need a new business model.

Thanks again, everyone.

Raphael Awoseyin
21-Oct-2026.

[Gbogbolowo of Computer village 🇨🇦 @Jesudunni_]

Pastey : If you’re trusting for the fruit of the womb, place your hand on yourself. Don’t stand in for anyone o. Wo, wa loyun. 😂

The way he said the “wo, wa loyun” was very funny.

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@nsemeke33 Baba 🤣🤣🤣

[The NobleWoman💥 @OlajesuLAYOmiii]

Well, not that he “can’t.” However,

1.I’ve always desired to worship where the man I marry worships, so I chose well from the onset.
2.He’s more invested in TCN than I am in CCI, so we weighed our options.
3. I trust his leadership, which means I trust where he’s been discipled.

[Sir A_N💜 @nsemeke33]

One of the easiest way to run mad is to enter recruitment.

Just forget your mental health.

[Harleemine💜💜 @Harleemss]

An applying babe will one day meet “Congratulations, we're pleased to inform you…..”

[SumitX @Sumits_X]

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[Gbogbolowo of Computer village 🇨🇦 @Jesudunni_]

Your location or circumstances cannot limit God's ability to reach you.

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@211Stitches @juliet_uwah I understand what you are saying but where will she go to? Put in mind that she has a 10 yr old child with her as well. She and her husband are separated & he has not paid any bill for the child. If it was just her, she would have left a long time ago.

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[ThatPortharcourtBoy aka Uncle Lyne @ThatPHCBoy]

the FCCPC is the power i have as a nigerian consumer and i will always wield it. do not play in my face, i always have time

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@Sarki_sultan All this long epistle to still show how babaric the religion is...

[Onye Nkuzi @cchukudebelu]

Saw this on one of my Whatsapp groups.

EKEDC IN DESPERATION
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I installed an 18kW solar power system at my property in Lekki Phase 1, relegating EKEDC supply to a backup status. Since then, I have been having more frequent visits from personnel of Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC), coming to check my prepaid meter.

On one of those visits, the EKEDC team stood watching the meter for motion to indicate consumption. When the meter wasn't moving, they called me to say they suspected I had bypassed the meter. I told them I had enough solar power for my daytime needs and only used their supply as a backup for the dark hours. To prove this to them, I switched on my inverter bypass for about 2 minutes so my consumption would be from EKEDC. They saw the meter rotating normally. They were visibly upset and one of them mumbled something like "This ọ̀gá no wan gree us chop". They left.

Today (19-Oct-2026), three of them came to my premises with a notice of disconnection. The last time I loaded an EKEDC token was in July 2026 and I still had ample units left. When I asked why they would disconnect me, they said the reason was "LOR" (Loss of Revenue). They said my slow consumption indicates a faulty meter and I had to pay them ₦112,606 for loss of revenue.

I told them my meter was not faulty and that they could test it if they wanted. The lady said they were losing revenue and they had to make up for it.

I didn't know whether to laugh or to be angry. I have no intention of paying EKEDC a dime for its loss of revenue due to my taking steps to protect my interest.

But, I share this story for all who are investing in solar power to know that the DisCos are now desperate. They now have "Loss of Revenue" as a reason for your disconnection from their supply. It is simply that they are not making enough money from you.

I am waiting for EKEDC to disconnect me from their grid before I lodge a formal complaint to the regulatory authority.

We are in interesting times in Nigeria!

Raphael Awoseyin
19-Oct-2026

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[Gbogbolowo of Computer village 🇨🇦 @Jesudunni_]

Seeing KOB again, and I’m currently at the scene where Maka was told that for him to retain his powers and not die, he must never father a child.

Thank God for Jesus o! Tori, I have the Holy Ghost for free! No conditions, no hidden clauses, no fear of dying mysteriously.