EKEDC Starts Free Meter Distribution Nationwide
Eko Electricity Distribution Company begins massive free meter rollout under Federal Government's National Mass Metering Programme, bringing relief to thousands of customers tired of estimated billing.
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Nigerian Broadcasters Urged to Expand Content Globally
Industry experts challenge Nigerian broadcasters to create boundary-crossing content that showcases African excellence to international audiences through strategic partnerships and cultural storytelling.
ACPN Fights Illegal Drug Distribution in Nigerian Hospitals
ACPN demands immediate government action against unlicensed drug distribution in healthcare facilities, warning of dire consequences for patient safety and public health.
FG Sets Financial Conditions for Ibadan Disco Licence
The Federal Government imposes strict financial requirements on Eko Electricity Distribution Company for Ibadan Disco licence renewal, demanding improved performance and financial stability.
KEDCO Starts $550M World Bank Metering Scheme
Kano Electricity Distribution Company kicks off transformative mass metering program backed by World Bank funding, promising relief from estimated billing for millions of customers across Northwest Nigeria.
Oil Marketers Warn Against Monopoly in Nigeria
Major petroleum marketers in Nigeria are raising concerns about market dominance and calling for transparent access to facilities to ensure fair competition in the downstream oil sector.
FG Plans Electricity Subsidy for Vulnerable Nigerians
The Federal Government announces strategic electricity subsidy initiative to protect low-income households and vulnerable Nigerians from recent tariff increases while maintaining sector sustainability.
Cross River Gets 440kWp Mini-Grid Power Boost
Four communities in Cross River State celebrate reliable electricity as REA's interconnected mini-grid project delivers 440kWp of clean power, transforming lives and boosting local economy.
Nigeria's Metering Crisis: 100K vs 7M Target
Nigeria faces a massive electricity metering gap with only 100,000 meters installed against a 7 million target. Minister Adebayo Adelabu's ambitious plan aims to transform the power sector amid growing consumer frustration.
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