trueconscience:
@Op WHO said they have removed fixed charge?
WHEN did they say they've removed it?
Is it a supposed to be a done deal or a proposed action?
Boko, don't misinform us, I believe I read something like February and I wasn't surprised when I got charged today, waiting for February.

Chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Dr. Sam Amadi has disclosed that the new tariff, approved by the commission, will be effective from February, 2016.

He told Channels Television on Thursday that power distribution companies (DISCOs), have from now till the beginning of February to meter their consumers to ensure appropriate billing.

NERC had announced the removal of fixed charges, saying consumers would now have to pay for “only what they consume”.

“Although, the new tariff regimes comes with an increase in energy charges, all electricity consumers (residential as well as commercial) will no longer pay fixed charges, so their total bills will depend on the electricity they actually consume and may be reduced when they conserve electricity,” NERC said.

“Consumers will no longer be spending money every month to pay for fixed charges even when they do not receive electricity in their homes and business.

“The objective of the new tariff is to enable prudent consumers to save money on electricity bill as they can now control their consumption and not pay monthly fixed charges.

“For instance, residential customer classification (R2) in Abuja Electricity Distribution Company will no longer pay N702.00 fixed charge every month.

“Their energy charge will increase by N9.60. Also, residential customers (R2 customers) in Eko and Ikeja electricity distribution areas will no longer pay N750. 00 fixed charges. They will be getting N10 and N8 increase respectively in their energy charges.

“Similarly, the burden of N800.00 and N750.00 fixed charges would be lifted off the shoulders of Kaduna and Benin electricity consumers.

“These consumers will see an increase of N11.05 and N9.26 respectively in their energy charges.

“The new tariff is also good news for commercial consumers. For example, commercial customers’ classification C2 in Ibadan and Enugu will no longer pay fixed charges of N17, 010. 00 and N22, 141. 00.

“Their energy charge will increase by N12.08 and N13.35 respectively.”

LordAdam:

Oga, do small research na? Na everything dem go spoonfeed you?
#justsaying
-Lord

trueconscience:


No bros, YOU do some good research before posting LOBBISH!!!

@aieromon: Thanks for your post, FLAWDadam can now be corrected