@IkejaElectric same number of days when supply is available and when it is severely disrupted. So, where exactly is the relief for consumers when electricity generation drops? Why should Nigerians continue to bear the financial burden of poor supply without any corresponding reduction in charge
@IkejaElectric What makes this even more frustrating is that we pay a flat rate rather than on a pay-as-you-go basis. Whether electricity is available or not, the bills keep coming. Even with prepaid meters, the units we purchase still cost the same, and the money we recharge lasts roughly the
@IkejaElectric hours of electricity we should expect.
Why should consumers continue to pay Band A rates when the promised service is not being delivered? What adjustment, compensation, or other remedy is available to affected customers?
Stop giving Nigerians figures without addressing the impac
@IkejaElectric grid, or resolving the sector's operational challenges.
If you can bill us according to a premium band, you must also be accountable for the service attached to it. If generation has dropped from over 3,000MW to 476MW, explain what this means for our supply, our tariff, and the
@IkejaElectric tariffs were meant to guarantee?
You cannot classify us as Band A, charge us higher tariffs, and then expect us to bear the consequences of poor generation and unreliable supply without accountability. Consumers are not responsible for generating electricity, managing the nationa
@IkejaElectric PHCN, how does the drop in electricity generation concern consumers who are being billed and charged higher tariffs under Band A? When you were grouping customers into bands and charging us premium rates, did you consider whether you could consistently deliver the service those
I will everyday!!!
Listen up people🗣🗣🗣. General Pere was in the house last year. Strangers and friends were there for him, defending him, voting and supporting him. So if he is doing the same, he should be respected n applauded instead the foolishness some of you are doing!
@PereEgbi What are then saying when you once tweeted. A consolidation of the LP, APGA and NNDP is what will be needed. Can’t run away from he fact that Nigeria plays party politics. The right candidates just need to be flag bearers now. Besides we tired of the two major parties.