Updated July 2019: IKEDC customers should note that Ikeja Electric Prepaid Meters are now available through the MAP program.

Here you will find a guide on how to get a Prepaid meter from Ikeja Electric easily using the prepaid meter application form which can be downloaded online.

A popular question among electricity consumers in Nigeria is - What is the price of Prepaid Meter in Nigeria and When is Prepaid Meter Installation Starting. In this post, I will explore this topic in depth.

Electricity consumers in Nigeria will be glad to know that NERC is ready to fulfill its promise of closing the metering gap and eliminating estimated billing in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry.Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC will commence metering from 1st of May 2019.

Customers will be given either a single or three phase prepaid meter depending of which they choose to purchase.Abuja Electricity Distribution Company Plc, AEDC, and Jos Electricity Distribution Company Plc, JEDC, will be the first to be granted permits under its Meter Asset Providers (MAPs) to begin the installations.

The metering companies are ready to begin installations of single and three phase prepaid electricity meters to customers who have met the requirements given by their respective DISCOs.

There are 108 metering companies which have been given licenses by FG to supply meters to address problem of discriminatory and arbitrary billing in the electricity sector.


How to apply for Ikeja Electric Prepaid Meter

Below are the steps to get a prepaid meter from Ikeja Electric;

#Step 1. Visit IKEDC website
Visit the IKEDC website on map.ikejaelectric.com

#Step 2. Enter your Meter Account Number
New customers are to enter their meter account to lookup their profile

#Step 3. Complete the KYC Process
In this steps, IKEDC customers will need to complete/Update their details on the webpage to initiate the account survey process

#Step 4. Debt Repayment Agreement
Customers are advised to pay thier outstanding bills by taking advantage of the various repayment option available. Also, outstanding balances can be rolled over into customer’s prepaid account and paid in installment in line with IKEDC’s repayment options.

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