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In my compound we have one ( 1 ) - 3 bedroom flat, two (2) - 2 bedroom flat, two (2) - self contain (I.e 1 room 1 parlour, bathroom and kictchen).

please how do we share a bill of #16 000 by percentage in a way that no one is cheated? Please who knows the maths or proportion to use.
I beg I need this to settle a serious dispute in the compound.

3:2:2:1.5:1.5. Percentage: 30, 20, 20, 15, 15.

super pack , thank you. I will try this.

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please super pack, I think this make sense. but is this this standard? do you have any source, I beg super pack reply, I beg.

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super pack , thank you. I will try this.

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please super pack, I think this make sense. but is this this standard? do you have any source, I beg super pack reply, I beg.

No it is not standard. The standard procedure is to do load evaluation, meaning to calculate the total number of power consumed by each individual's appliances to know who consumes more electricity. This is best because the people on self contain might have more heavy energy consuming appliances more than the person renting the 3 bedroom.

Getsaved:
please I do not know which section to place this.

In my compound we have one ( 1 ) - 3 bedroom flat, two (2) - 2 bedroom flat, two (2) - self contain (I.e 1 room 1 parlour, bathroom and kictchen).

please how do we share a bill of #16 000 by percentage in a way that no one is cheated? Please who knows the maths or proportion to use.
I beg I need this to settle a serious dispute in the compound.

Duh, una dey enjoy oh. 16k to be shared by 6 tenants. For my end na 13k plus Dem dey bring every month for just 2 bedroom apartment. Though we have steady light, sometimes 48 hours without it going off and when they take it off it's not ally back within 1-2 hours except occasionally when there's a general fault.

SUPERPACK:
No it is not standard. The standard procedure is to do load evaluation, meaning to calculate the total number of power consumed by each individual's appliances to know who consumes more electricity. This is best because the people on self contain might have more heavy energy consuming appliances more than the person renting the 3 bedroom.

Thank you so much. This will help to some extent. I am grateful once again.

greenhulk:


Duh, una dey enjoy oh. 16k to be shared by 6 tenants. For my end na 13k plus Dem dey bring every month for just 2 bedroom apartment. Though we have steady light, sometimes 48 hours without it going off and when they take it off it's not ally back within 1-2 hours except occasionally when there's a general fault.

greenhaul, no think am o. the light no dey too dey like that o. but if them bring am e fit dey for like 2 or 3 days stable. but if them take am ehn, if fit take like 2 or 3 days again before you see light.

Getsaved:
please I do not know which section to place this.

In my compound we have one ( 1 ) - 3 bedroom flat, two (2) - 2 bedroom flat, two (2) - self contain (I.e 1 room 1 parlour, bathroom and kictchen).

please how do we share a bill of #16 000 by percentage in a way that no one is cheated? Please who knows the maths or proportion to use.
I beg I need this to settle a serious dispute in the compound.

This is how it is shared: if u don't have a meter PR there's a meter there but its not working, then the estimated bill must be shared equally, i f u like make only one bulb na him dey ur house, but if u have a working meter which a nepa man comes to check on before a bill is brought to the house, then it will be shared according to what ur appliances have consumed

ceejay80s:

This is how it is shared: if u don't have a meter PR there's a meter there but its not working, then the estimated bill must be shared equally, i f u like make only one bulb na him dey ur house, but if u have a working meter which a nepa man comes to check on before a bill is brought to the house, then it will be shared according to what ur appliances have consumed

Oga you are very very wrong. So in a compound where there are people who lived in 2-bedrooms, 3-bedrooms and a bedsitter (I.e one room with its own toilet, bathroom, and kitchen). The bedsitter tenants will pay thesame amount of electricity bill as the 3-bedroom guys? Common ! Be sincere.

stop wasting ur time carry calculator up/down like super Eagus coach..Go to Ur local government area I.e ibedc.Ikedc etc .apply for meter and experience peace of mind