IBDC na scam, some of us paid for prepaid meter since 2015 but IBDC has refused to give us the meter, how are we even sure they will give the meter to those that deserves it. Corruption in IBDC no get part two

In asaba (bedc) it is not free we are asked to pay 1000 for form, 48000 for prepaid meter, 600 per yard for wire, installation fee

What is the procedure for receiving the free meters. Even when you get to their office, the customer care officials tell you to be expecting their staff for inspection and you will never see them again. When will things get really free in this country? Can they issue it freely without any payment
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frankdre:
Reduce electricity tarrif and give constant light. That is what we need, not free meters with high bills.. nikonpulls

You asked for prepaid metres you are about to get,why complain of tariff?

slavers like you shuld be ARRESTED

Glycosunde:

Why calling it free when you must pay before you can imagine of getting one. I repeat it is not free.

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chris51:



We spend so much on generators.

If power is more available, people will pay bills. Presently, no light yet bills are high

Many will not pay.

sirEAGLES:
You're a fool

You're not worth my time, frustrated soul.

Twob:


What are you saying...?
Are you suggesting that we should be paying N50k/month on electricity while the minimum wage of N30k is not yet being paid nationwide? People are struggling to survive in Nigeria and u are still saying it's too cheap!. Many are out of work and unemployment rate increasing daily. Exchange rate is not encouraging, no good infrastructure, no roads etc. Must government always increase in tariff of anything they want more money? Government should be proactive and innovative and look inward to solve problems affecting the masses.

Unfortunately, economies don't run on sentiments. Yes, the government are ineffective, but the truth is, infrastructure costs a lot of money and Nigerians either aren't ready or willing to pay for it.