FESTAC residents give EKEDC 48-hour ultimatum over prolonged blackout, estimated billing
One of the protesters, who identified himself simply as Michael and who lives on 41 Road in FESTAC, alleged that consumers without prepaid meters were being subjected to arbitrary billing despite receiving little or no electricity.
The protesters, who marched to EKEDC’s headquarters in Marina, Lagos, said repeated engagements with the electricity distribution company had yielded no meaningful results despite assurances that power supply would improve after the completion of a transmission project.
I bought a prepaid electricity token worth ₦40,000 over a year ago, and I have not bought another one since because there has practically been no electricity to consume.
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