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Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff: Complete List Of 481 Band A Areas In Nigeria by aieromon(m): 9:05am On Apr 08
KAEDC Band A Customers – Effective 3rd April 2024
1. 33KV OLAM Olam, Hybrid Feed Abuja -Kaduna Express Way
2. 11KV COMMERCIAL ZAM NTA Gusau
3. 11KV LUGGARD HALL Alkali Road, Yakube Avenue, Whaff Road, Independence
4. 33KV WATER WORKS ZARIA Zaria Dam, Sanyoghurt & Dogarawa
5. 33KV KRPC (DEDICATED) KRPC Kaduna
6. 11KV BARNAWA GRA Highcost, Barnawa Complex
7. 33KV UNTL (DEDICATED) UNTL Kakuri, Pan, DECON Kaduna
8. 11KV GOVERNMENT HOUSE ZAM Yankuka, Yariman Bakura Hospital , Government House Gusau
9. 11KV LEVENTIS Lagos Street, Yuroba Road, Oriyofata, Gwandu Road
10. 11KV BANK KAFANCHAN Bank road Kafanchan
11. 11KV AHMADU BELLO WAY Abakpa, Sokoto Road , Ahmadu Bello Way
12. 11KV WATER RESOURCES RIG Water Resources
13. 33KV UNIVERSITY (DEDICATED) University Birnin Kebbi
14. 11KV ISA KAITA Isa Kaita Road , Unguwan Sarki, Sultan Road
15. 11KV NACB Danburam, Yahaya Road & Nitel Quarters
16. 11KV DAWAKI Jabi East, Kamsilim, Waziri Maccido
17. 11KV NEW MILLENNIUM CITY New Milenium City, Nuru Shiraj
18. 11KV NAFBASE Agric Quarters & Nafbase Kaduna
19. 11KV NASFAT Nasfat Village , Farin Gida, Hayin Banki
20. 11KV LEGISLATIVE QUARTERS Anguwan Dosa, Yan Majalisu , Collegue Road , Kudan Street & Kubai Road
21. 11KV POLY ROAD Poly Quarters, Mogadishu Layout
22. 11KV CANTEEN PZ, River road GRA Zaria, Manchester road GRA Zaria, Park Road, Whaff Road Zaria, Dakacce, & Nagoyi
23. 33KV JAJI Kawo, Zaria Road and Mararaban Jos, Trade fair Kaduna
24. 33KV LABANA (DEDICATED) Labana Jega Road Kebbi
25. 33KV AIRPORT ROAD Airport Road, Eyes Center Kaduna, Mando Road
Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff: Complete List Of 481 Band A Areas In Nigeria by aieromon(m): 9:04am On Apr 08
PHEDC Band A Customers – Effective 3rd April 2024
1. EMOHUA Ahoada Rumuji Community, Ruakwunde Community, Emohua Cummunity, Oduoha Community, Ogbakiri Community.
2. ABONEMA Ahoada Abonnema, Degema
3. EPZ1 Calabar MM Highway, EPZ Complex.
4. OLAM Calabar Olam Grains Complex
5. TRANSCORP Calabar Transcorp
6. NIGER MILLS Calabar Niger Mill Complex.
7. BAO YAO Calabar Bao Yao
8. EPZ2 Calabar MM Highway, EPZ Complex.
9. DIAMOND HILLS Calabar Diamond Hill, Essien Town.
10. EPZ2 Calabar Esuk Utan
11. DIAMOND HILLS Calabar Leopard Town, Calabar Rd, Mbukpa, Ambo Street.
12. AMIKA Calabar MM Highway, Marian Road, Idundu, Akpabuyo, Essien Town, Spar, Atekon Drive, Mariam road, Eta-Agbor, Unical, Crutech, Atimbo, Bakassi, State Housing, Aka-iffa, Idundun, Oban
13. IBENO Eket Onna Town, Awa Iman, Nkpat Enin, Ikot Abasi, Edem Enya, Marina L.G.A, Ibamo L.G.A
14. EKPENUKPA Eket Afaha Ukwa, RCC, Oron rd
15. IKOT EKPENE Ikot Ekpene Ikot Ekpene Road By Afaha Ube, Enen Afaha, Enen Ikot Abasi
16. AKANI PH N/A No line load
17. TRANS AMADI PH Trans Amadi Industrial Lay Out, Trans Amadi Gardens, Ordinance Road, Danjuma Drive.
18. BOROKIRI PH Eastern By-Pass Road, 2nd &3rd Avenues, PHED Hqtrs, Borokiri Sand field, Aggrey road, Harold Wilson road, Nigerian Navy Sch., Moscow road
19. TRANS AMADI PH Ordinance, Elf/ Total road, Rivoc road, Redeem road, Jesty and Jenny street, J&C Street, Nka street, Trans Amadi road
20. TRANS AMADI PH Pans Amadi Road, Ordince Road, Danjuma Drive, Somitel, Total Gospel, Doxa Road, Rivoc road, Peter Odili Road
21. RSPUB 1 PH Redeem Road, Slaughter Road, Rivoc Road,
22. RSPUB 1 PH Alcon Road, Nvuigwe,Woji Estate.
23. RSPUB 1 PH YKC area, Woji Village area, Ogbatai area.
24. SECRETARIAT PH Old GRA, PHED Hqtrs. Abana, William Jumbo,
25. UTC PH Kidney Island
26. UTC PH Old GRA, Forces Avenue, Udi Street, Bauchi Street, BMH
27. UTC PH SPAR Shopping Mall, Parts of Old GRA.,Industry road, reclamation road, Azikwe road, Old G.R.A-PH club axis
28. OYIGBO PH Aba-Port Harcourt Road, Boskel Road, Obigbo West, School-to-Land
29. REFINERY LINE 1 PH Rumukwurushi, Aweto Guest House, Atali, Igwuruta Road, Rumuibekwe-Bori road, Ahoada road, Ogbonda, Aba-Road, Eleme Junction, Eneka, New-layout Eneka road, Igwuruta-Ali,
30. RUMUOLA PH Part of Stadium Road, Orazi area, Part of Rumuola Road, GRA 2&3, Tombia street, Mummy B road, Oroazi, Madenla Car Wash, Tombia Ext., Psychiatric road, Ohiamini
31. OYIGBO PH Aba-Port Harcourt Road, Elelenwo Community, Boskel Road
32 AKANI PH Old Aba Road, Part of Woji, Rumuibekwe Extension, Victory Estate Elelenwo, Rumuogba, Mr. Sweet, Enugu Street, Victory Estate, Rumuobiakani
33. RSTV PH Elelenwo Sandfill, Nvuigwe community
34. RAINBOW PH Hotel Presidential, Le Meridian Hotel, NDDC Office, Part of GRA 2&3, Parts of Stadium Road, Part of Mummy B Road, New G.R.A, Ordinance road, Mother Cat, Birabi Street-G.R.A
35. ONNE PH Eleme, Alito, Akpajo, Onne NPA, IIPA
36. FOURLANE Uyo Ikot Ekpene road, Ikpa road, oron rd.
37. IBESIKPO Uyo Ibesikpo, Nung Udoe, Okop Nwa Erong, Afaha-Ube road, Winners Chapel road, Atiku road,
38. LA MERIDIAN Uyo Nsukara Offot, Idu Uruan, Ikot Ekpene Road By De Choice Mall, Ida road, Uwaniba road
39. IKOT EKPENE Uyo 4Point Sheraton Complex.
40. IBESIKPO Uyo UNIUYO Town Campus Ikpa Road, Brook Str, Ikot Ekpene Rd, Barracks Str, Govt. house.
41. IBESIKPO Uyo State Secretariat Complex IBB Way, Abak road, Nsentip Str.
42. FOURLANE Uyo Ewet Housing Estate, Fourlane road, Oron road
43. CHAMPIONS BREWERIES Uyo Udo Udoma Avenue, Banking Layout, Winners Chapel road, Aka road, IBB road, Community Sch road
Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff: Complete List Of 481 Band A Areas In Nigeria by aieromon(m): 9:03am On Apr 08
AEDC Band A Customers – Effective 3rd April 2024
1. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H23_PL_PL AIRPORT NICOMSAT, KOREAN SCHOOL, NNAMDI AZIKIWE INT’L AIRPORT, DUNAMIS CHURCH, SHOPRITE
2. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H37_S26_PARADISE ESTATE APO PARADISE ESTATE
3. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H37_S26_K10 APO AEDC REGIONAL OFFICE APO, JIMENTA FILLING STATION, ZONE C DEFENCE QUARTERS, ZONE E EXTENSION
4. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H37_S26_BEHIND TRANSMISSION APO BEHIND TRANSMISSION OFFICE.
5. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R7_4B ASOKORO ALEX IBRU STREET, YORUBA MOSQUE, BABAGANA KINGIBE, HASSAN ADAMU, BOLA IGE STREET,
6. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R7_4A ASOKORO NASIRU ELRUFAI SREET, LARABA DAGASH STREET
7. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R7_3A ASOKORO SANI ZANGO SREET, OLADUNI STREET, AYANGYKU STREET, ISMAILA STREET, GWARZO STREET, BABAGANA KINGIBE STREET
8. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R7_1B ASOKORO NNPC FILLING STATION AND ITS ENVIRONS
9. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R2_FD6 ASOKORO WORLD BANK AND SENATOR OBIORA
10. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R2_FD10 ASOKORO ECOWAS
11. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R6_2B ASOKORO ALI AKILU STREET, QUEEN AMINA STREET, SULEIMAN BARAU STREET, IBRAHIM TAYO STREET, DSS QTR, PART OF QUEEN ELIZABETH STREET
12. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R6_5A ASOKORO ASO ROCK
13. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R3_4A ASOKORO DE-WELLS CARLTON APARTMENT
14. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R3_4A ASOKORO STATE HOUSE VILLA
15. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R3_3A ASOKORO YAKUBU GOWON CREST, KANO, SOKOTO, IMO GOVT LODGE, SPDC QTRS, GADO NASKO STREET & PART OF JOSE MARTINS
16. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H5_R3_2A ASOKORO NIA
17. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R5_6B ASOKORO ARMY WAR COLLEGE
18. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R5_5A ASOKORO NAOWA SECRETARIAT, DIA AND STATE HOUSE CLINICS
19. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R5_4B ASOKORO W.U BASSEY BARRACKS EXTENSION AND NIGER BARRACKS
20. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R5_3A ASOKORO COMMAND GUEST HOUSE AND NAVAL HOLDING LIMITED
21. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R5_2B ASOKORO DSS HQ
22. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R5_1B ASOKORO MOGADISHU BARRACK
23. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD9 ASOKORO ASO ROCK
24. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD8 ASOKORO NOT IN CIRCUIT
25. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD6 ASOKORO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMPLEX
26. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD4 ASOKORO NJC, SUPREME COURT
27. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD27 ASOKORO SGF
28. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD26 ASOKORO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMPLEX
29. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD18 ASOKORO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMPLEX
30. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR 33KV FDR H3_R4_FD10 ASOKORO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMPLEX
31. 132KV KUBWA T/S_33KV DAM FDR_K32_FD3 DUTSE NEW TREATMENT PLANT
32. 132KV KUBWA T/S_33KV DAM FDR_K32_FD2 DUTSE CAMP PUMPING AND STATION PLANT
33. 132KV KUBWA T/S_33KV DAM FDR_K32_FD1 DUTSE LOWER USUMA DAM
34. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H11_G32_7B GARKI GARKI AREA OFFICE OGIDI CLOSE, TREASURY HOUSE, CBN QTR, GARKI MODERN MARKET.
35. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H11_G32_6A GARKI RITA LORI HOTEL, JERE STREET
36. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G25_FD7 GARKI UNITED NATION, BURKINA FASO, ZAMBIA AND CAMEROON EMBASSIES
37. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G25_FD5 GARKI NIGER, GHANA, UGANDA EMBASSIES
38. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G25_FD3 GARKI TURKISH, SUDAN, EGYPT EMBASSIES
39. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G25_FD23 GARKI NNPC, CATHOLIC CHURCH, BRAZIL, KENYA AND LIBYA EMBASSIES
40. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G25_FD21 GARKI ENVOY HOTEL
41. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FDR 23 GARKI SOUTH AFRICAN, RUSSIAN EMBASSY, ECWA CHURCH, EQUITORIAL EMBASSY, DANTATA AND SAWOE.
42. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FDR 22 GARKI PAKISTAN, INDIA HIGH COMMISSION AND MALI EMBASSIES
43. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FDR 20 GARKI STREET LIGHT
44. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FD7 GARKI MAIMUNA COMMUNICATION
45. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FD6 GARKI OANDO FILLING STATION, THE DOME, NATIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION
46. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FD5 GARKI EUROPEAN UNION
47. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FD21 GARKI NATIONAL HOSPITAL STAFF QTR
48. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H1_G24_FD2 GARKI NATIONAL HOSPITAL
49. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H11_G32_5B GARKI AIRFORCE QUARTERS, SURVEY GENERAL OFFICE, YALWURI STREET
50. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H11_G32_5A GARKI CBN QTR, BIRNIN KEBBI STREET, FCDA QTRS, DRUM STIX
51. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H2_G4_6B GARKI SAHAD STORES, UNITY HOUSE, LARMODE HOTEL, DAN KANN HOUSE
52. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H2_G4_4B GARKI BALARGY, CRESCENT, INTEGRITY COURT, OBANSANJO ESTATE, LILLY COURT
53. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H2_G4_3B GARKI POLICE CANTONMENT AND EFAB MALL
54. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H2_G4_2A GARKI NESRA, ARMY SECRETARIAT, AROCHUKWU STREET, OKEMESI STREET.
55. 132KV APO T/S_33KV FDR H2_G4_1A GARKI HAWTHORN SUITES
56. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 5_G2_3B GARKI CHINESE EMBASSY
57. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 5_ICC_FD2 GARKI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE
58. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 5_G42_FD5 GARKI IMO HOUSE, OWENA HOUSE, NACA, ECUMENICAL CENTRE, LABOUR HOUSE
59. 132KV GIS DAWAKI T/S_33KV FDR D2_M43_SETRACO GWARINPA 4TH AVENUE, PART OF 2ND AVENUE, SETRACO GATE AND ENVIRONS
60. 132KV GIS DAWAKI T/S_33KV FDR D2_M42_K14 GWARINPA PART OF 5TH AVENUE, FOREIGN AFFAIRS QUARTERS, DIAMOND BANK, KEYSTONE BANK, ZENITH BANK, 3RD AVENUE CORNERSHOP, PRIMARY SCHOOL, MIB PLAZA, ANGLICAN CHURCH ON 3RD AVENUE
61. 132KV KUKWABA T/S_33KV FDR L35_PL_PL IDU RAILWAY STATION, EFCC HQTRS, COCA-COLA, CWAY, VERITY COURTS & GARDENS, FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE
62. 132KV KUKWABA T/S_33KV FDR L36_PL_PL IDU NILE UNIVERSITY, BASE UNIVERSITY
63. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV 9MOBILE FDR_PL_PL LIFECAMP 9MOBILE
64. 132KV KUKWABA T/S_33KV FDR L33_S25_STADIUM MAIN LOKOGOMA MKO ABIOLA STADIUM
65. 132KV KUKWABA T/S_33KV FDR L33_S25_INDOOR LOKOGOMA INDOOR COMPLEX
66. 132KV KUKWABA T/S_33KV FDR L33_S25_GV LOKOGOMA GAMES VILLAGE
67. 132KV KUKWABA T/S_33KV FDR L33_S25_EYE CLINIC LOKOGOMA EYE CLINIC
68. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C4_5A MAITAMA NILES STREET, MISSISSIPPI STREET
69. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C4_3B MAITAMA PANAMA STREET, GANGES STREET
70. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C4_3A MAITAMA EUPHRATES STREET, REAGENT SCHOOL, YORUBA MOSQUE, OAU QTR
71. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_9B MAITAMA CHINESE EMBASSY
72. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_6A MAITAMA ZAMBIA EMBASSY, A.A OIL, CONGO AND ETHIOPIAN EMBASSY
73. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_5B MAITAMA IMANI ESTATE & PRESIDENCY QTRS
74. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_5A MAITAMA IMANI ESTATE AND SHELL ESTATE
75. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_4A MAITAMA NUC
76. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_3A MAITAMA INEC, NEMA, DSTV, POWER HOUSE
77. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV MAITAMA FDR_C3_2A MAITAMA KATSINA ALA, IG HOUSE, GURARA STREET
78. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV MAITAMA FDR_C3_1A MAITAMA MAITAMA AREA OFFICE, HABIBA PLAZA, OSUN CRESCENT
79. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_6B MAITAMA NCC AND KOREAN EMBASSY
80. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_2B MAITAMA CUSTOM OFFICE, MURJANATU PLAZA
81. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 6_C2_8A MAITAMA GANA AND USMAN STREETS
82. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV MAITAMA FDR_C3_5B MAITAMA DANUBE EXTENTION AND PART OF MAITAMA EXTENTION
83. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV MAITAMA FDR_C3_3A MAITAMA YOBE STREET, RIO NEGRO STREET, MAITAMA EXTENTION, ZENITH BANK
84. 132KV SULEJA T/S_33KV FIELD BASE FDR_FIELDBASE_SULEJA SMART FDR SULEJA GLOBAL BLOCK INDUSTRY, AHMIS, U.I DANDADA,MTN MAST, OPARA S/S, BLESSED IKD
85. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 2_B33_9B WUSE TRANSCORP
86. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 2_B33_4B WUSE NEXIM BANK
87. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 2_B33_1B WUSE SHERATON HOTEL
88. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 2_B33_10B WUSE PPPRA
89. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 2_B33_10A WUSE FEDERAL SECRETARIAT
90. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_ 33KV FDR 4_B33_8A WUSE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND EDUCATION
91. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_33KV FDR 2_B33_7A WUSE MTN MAST
92. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_ 33KV FDR 4_B33_8B WUSE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT AND ICAA PLAZA
93. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B52_4B WUSE KUMASI STREET, AGADEZ STREET, TFC, PART OF DAR ES SALAAM, PART OF AMINU KANO CRESCENT
94. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B52_4A WUSE BANEX HOTEL
95. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B52_3B WUSE DENISE HTEL, NJAMENA STREET, GOMBE JEWEL HOTEL, SIEMENS, DABRAS HOTEL, LIBREVILLE STREET, LUNGI STREET, AGAPE HOTEL, FCDA QTR, ILOBE FILLING STATION, UBA, GLO OFFICE
96. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B52_3A WUSE MONROVIA STREET, PECHEZ HOTEL, HOTEL DE HORIZON
97. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B52_2B WUSE TULIP PRESS, BUCHANA STREET, TALATU ESTATE, A-CLASS HOTEL, FCDA, MAP U AND FIRST BANK
98. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B52_1B WUSE MINISTER’S QUARTER MABUSHI AND ITS ENVIRONS
99. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B52_1A WUSE NEMSA OFFICE & PARAKOU STREET
100. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_ 33KV FDR 4_B33_4A WUSE ENERGY COMMISSION, NATIONAL MOSQUE, FRAIZER HOTEL, GRAND SQUARE
101. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B5_3B WUSE AMIGO SUPERMART, ALBERT FURNITURE, BARCELONA HOTEL, HAMPTON APARTMENTS, DURBAN STREET, OTI CARPET, WUSE AREA OFFICE
102. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B5_3A WUSE BIG BITE, LOBITO CRESCENT
103. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B5_2B WUSE OAU QTRS, POLY PLAZA, AP PLAZA & CHICKEN HOUSE
104. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B5_2A WUSE KODA LINK,MINISTRY OF SOLID MINERALS,GLO SWITCH YARD, CUSTOM QTRS & AL-NUR MOSQUE
105. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B5_1A WUSE ROCKVIEW HOTEL, CHELSEA HOTEL AND PMU
106. 132KV CENTRAL AREA T/S_ 33KV FDR 4_B33_3B WUSE TAMARA GUEST, PART OF ZONE 3, FRSC, ABACHA ESTATE, YARADUA CENTER
107. 132KV KATAMPE T/S_33KV WUSE II FDR_B5_1B WUSE AP PLAZA, CHICKEN REPUBLIC, POLY PLAZA, EXCLUSIVE STORES

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Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff: Complete List Of 481 Band A Areas In Nigeria by aieromon(m): 9:03am On Apr 08
YEDC Band A Customers – Effective 3rd April 2024
1. AUN American University yola America University Premises.
2. Bekaji bekaji area jimeta Bekaji Area Jimeta
3. Faro Faro company opposite Jimeta park Faro Company
4. Government House Government House Police Headquarters, Appeal Court, Government House
5. GRA Wukari GRA wukari Abuja Area, Pwadzu, Hospital, Gra.
6. INEC office Jimeta Inec Office Jimeta
7. Jalingo Jalingo Town Awoniyi, Legislative, Investment Qtrs
8. Jambutu Jambutu Area Parts Of Jimeta, Jambutu, Girei Area.
9. Jimeta Jimeta Area Parts Of Jimeta
10. New Wukari N/Wukari Wukari, Ibi And Envrions
11. SPY Polytechnic Jimeta Polytechnic Jimeta
12. Savannah Savannah Sugar Refinery Savanah Sugar Comp, Gyewana, Dubange.
13. TY Danjuma TY/Danjuma Ty Danjuma
14. Futy University Futy Campus
15. Yola Yola Town Yola Town, Fufore And Parts Of Jimeta

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Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff: Complete List Of 481 Band A Areas In Nigeria by aieromon(m): 9:02am On Apr 08
IBEDC Band A Customers – Effective 3rd April 2024
1. ARAMED 11KV FEEDER ALONG ALOMAJA AREA ALOMAJA ROAD
2. BAT/NEW AGE 11KV FEEDER ALONG TOLL-GATE,IBADAN LAGOS -IBADAN ROAD
3. LINA OIL 11KV FEEDER CHALLENGE EXPRESS ROAD, IBADAN CHALLENGE EXPRESS ROAD, IBADAN
4. OBELAWO 11KV FEEDER IKIRUN ROAD 1 X 15MVA, 33/11KV IKIRUN ROAD
5. OAUTHC 11KV FEEDER ILESA ROAD OAUTHC COMPLEX
6. PRIME ILESA ROAD 11KV FEEDER ILESA ROAD T2X15MVA
7. EMIR PALACE 11KV FEEDER ILORIN OJA-OBA AREA EMIR PALACE, ILORIN CENTRAL MOSQUE
8. EAGLE FLOUR 11KV FEEDER INTERCHANGE ISS EAGLE FLOUR MILL COMPANY
9. IYAGANKU 11KV FEEDER IYAGANKU ISS OBA ADESIDA, MAGARA, CUSTOMARY COURT, KOBIOWU
10. JEBBA PAPER MILL 11KV FEEDER JEBBA PAPER MILL ISS JEBBA PAPER MILL FACTORY
11. JEBBA TOWNSHIP 11KV FEEDER JEBBA PAPER MILL ISS IDI-AGON , STATION ROAD
12. EVANS/EFCO 11KV FEEDER JERICHO ISS JERICHO, MAGAZINE RD, ONIREKE, J ALLEN
13. BLACK/HORSE 11KV FEEDER KM 12,OLD LAGOS-ROAD,PODO VILLAGE, IBADAD ODO-ONA KEKERE, IBADAN
14. FRIGOGLASS 11KV FEEDER LAGOS-OJOO EXPRESS FRIGOGLASS ROAD, IBADAN
15. STADIUM 11KV FEEDER LIBERTY ROAD LIBERTY STADIUM
16. TOP SUCCESS 11KV FEEDER MOKOLA ISS AGO TAPA, MOKOLA HILL, PERLIAMENTARY ROAD
17. BEST OIL/ALTAK 11KV FEEDER NEW-GARAGE AREA,IBADAN NEW-GARAGE ROAD
18. IJEBU INDUSTRIAL 11KV FEEDER NIPP ROAD INDUSTRIAL ROAD
19. PRIME 11KV FEEDER ODI-OLOWO 2 X 15MVA, 33/11KV ISS SAWMILL, ALEKUWODO.
20. OSOGBO GRA 11kV FEEDER ODI-OLOWO 2 X 15MVA, 33/11KV ISS OKEFIA-OLD GARAGE-STATION STATION ROAD
21. STARTIME 11kV FEEDER OLOMORE ISS NTA STARTIMES PREMISES, OKE EGUNYA, AGO OBA, ABEOKUTA
22. 7UP 11KV FEEDER OLUYOLE 7UP PLANT, MAVINE PLAST, WONDER PLASTIC, KAMADEX
23. JOYCEB/RATCON 11kV FEEDER OLUYOLE ESTATE, IBADAN JOYCE-B ROAD
24. AGBA/SHOPRITE 11kV RADIATED FROM AGBA DAM 2 X 15MVA, 33/11KV INJECTION S/S STATION ROAD, UMARU AUDI ROAD, BASIN ROAD, FATE ROAD, RESERVATION ROAD, FLOWER GARDEN, OFFA ROAD, ALHAJI TUNDE MOHAMMED ROAD
25. COMMERCIAL 11KV FEEDER RADIATED FROM NIPP PIPE LINE 2 X 15MVA, 33/11KV INJECTION S/S PIPE LINE ROAD, AWOLOWO ROAD, TANKE ROAD
26. AERODROME 11KV FEEDER SAMONDA ISS JET LANE
27. HOUSING ESTATE 11KV FEEDER SAMONDA ISS EXPOYO, NASFAT, CHURCH STREET
28. AKEJU 11KV FEEDER TINUMOLA 1 X 7.5MVA, 33/11KV ISS TINUMOLA-LAMECO STREET
29. WONDERFUL 11KV FEEDER TINUMOLA 1 X 7.5MVA, 33/11KV ISS HALELLUYAH STREET
30. GENERAL HOSPITAL 11KV FEEDER UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS ROAD STATE GENERAL,SCHOOL OF NURSING

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Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff: Complete List Of 481 Band A Areas In Nigeria by aieromon(m): 9:01am On Apr 08
IKEDC Band A Customers – Effective 3rd April 2024
The information below are in the order of Serial Number, Feeder Name, Feeder Location, and Major Locations Served.
1. 11-IjuINJ-T2-Water Works Abule Egba WATER WORKS COMPOUND IJU
2. 11-IjuINJ-T1-Galilee Abule Egba OLOWOLAJUOGBON , POPOOLA, BEHIND ELLIOT AND PART OF OBAWOLE
3. 11-ShashaINJ-T1-Coker Estate Akowonjo COKER ESTATE ( SEGUN ADEKOYA AND UNITY STREET)
4. 11-HilltopINJ-T1-Hilltop Akowonjo (BOLA DADA, ANJORIN STREETS ) HILLITOP ESTATE
5. 11-AlimoshoINJ-T4-Akowonjo Akowonjo FAKOYA, ISIBA OLUWO & GORDLOVE
6. 11-AlimoshoINJ-T4-FHA Akowonjo 5TH AVENUE, 34 RD
7. 11-AlimoshoINJ-T8-Alimosho Akowonjo OLUWALOGBON & WILLIAMS ESTATE
8. 11-Adekunle FajuyiINJ-T1-Oduduwa Ikeja ADEKUNLE FAJUYI WAY, ODUDUWA WAY, ODUDUWA CRESCENT, SASEGBON STREET, SOBO AROBIODUN STREET, REMI FANI KAYODE AVENUE
9. 11-IlupejuINJ-T4-Ikorodu Ikeja APAPA OWORONSHOKI EXPRESS WAY, IKORODU ROAD, ISMAIL ESTATE, IYA OLOYE CRESCENT, IJAOLA STREET,ONIGBONGBO AKERELE STREET, ONIGBONGBO OLAIDE BENSON STREET, ONIGBONGBO
10. 11-PTCINJ-T2-Awuse Ikeja TOKUNBO MACAULAY,EMMANUEL KESHI,OGUNYE ZONE
11. 11-OjoduINJ-T1-Ojodu Ikeja ISHERI ROAD, OGUNNUSI STREET, AINA STREET, OREMETA STREET
12. 11-Adekunle FajuyiINJ-T1-Isaac John Ikeja ISAAC JOHN ROAD, LADOKE AKINTOLA STREET, OBA DOSUMU STREET, AJISAFE STREET
13. 11-OjoduINJ-T2-Express Ikeja OMOLE ESTATE, PHASE 1, ISERI ROAD, OMOFEDA STREET, BABATUDE LADEGA STREET
14. 11-OgbaINJ-T1-Ijaye Ikeja IJAIYE HOUSING ESTATE, PENCINEMA, OBA OGUNJI ROAD,OGBA, LSDPC ESTATE, AGEGE, DIDEOLU ESTATE, OGBA, IJAIYE MEDIUM ESTATE, AGEGE IJAIYE ROAD, AGEGE, AKILO ROAD, OFF IJAIYE ROAD, DAIRY FARM ESTATE, IJAIYE ROAD
15. 11-OjoduINJ-T2-River Valley Ikeja OMOLE ESTATE, PHASE 1, ISERI ROAD, OMOFEDA STREET, BABATUDE LADEGA STREET
16. 11-MarylandINJ-T1-PTC Ikeja IKORODU ROAD, EMMANUEL STREET, MARYLAND, ADEREBIGBE SHITTA STREET, TOLA ADEWUNMI CRESCENT, WASINMI STREET, MOBOLAJI BANK ANTHONY WAY, SHONIBARE ESTATE, G.CAPPA ESTATE, MARYLAND CRESCENT
17. 11-OgbaINJ-T1-Isokoko Ikeja ADEYEMI STREET, OGBA, AJIGBOTINU STREET, OJOKORO, AGEGE, SHIABA STREET, AGEGE, OLUSEYE-ARE STREET, ABIOLA MODEL MARKET, OGBA
18. 11-Adeniyi JonesINJ-T1-Adeniyi Jones Ikeja ADENIYI JONES STREET, ADEKUNLE FAJUYI CRESCENT, ALLI BALOGUN STREET, AKINOLA COLE CRESCENT, LADIPO OLUWOLE STREET, ASHOGBON STREET
19. 11-PTCINJ-T1-Opebi Ikeja POLICE COLLEGE, IKEJA, MOBOLAJI BANK ANTHONY WAY IKEJA, TOYIN STREET, IKEJA, OLA AYINDE STREET, MKO ABIOLA CRESCENT, IKEJA, ESOMO CLOSE, OFF TOYIN STREET, TOKUNBO ALLI STREET, OLUFUNMILOLA OKIKIOLU STREET, ALABI CRESCENT, OFF TOYIN STREET
20. 11-IlupejuINJ-T1-Rida Plastic Ikeja RIDA PLASTIC INDUSTRIES, APAPA OWORONSHOKI EXPRESSWAY
21. 11-IlupejuINJ-T1-ATM Ikeja ALH ADEJUMO AVENUE ADEYEMI BERO CRESCENT
22. 11-SecretariatINJ-T2-Agidingbi Ikeja LATEEF JAKANDE ROAD AGIDINGBI ROAD, IKEJA
23. 11-SecretariatINJ-T2-UAC Ikeja BILLINGS WAY, OREGUN, MOBOLAJI JOHNSON AVENUE, ABAYOMI STREET, SANYAOLU STREET, NEW SECRETARIAT ROAD
24. 11-SecretariatINJ-T1-Omole Ikeja HAKEEM BALOGUN WAY, JUSTICE G.B.A. COKER ESTATE, ALAUSA, OBAFEMI AWOLOWO WAY, ALAUSA CIPM AVENUE, ALAUSA, CELESTIAL CHURCH STREET, AMARA OLU STREET
25. 11-OgbaINJ-T2-Ifako Ikeja ACME ROAD, OGBA, AKILO ROAD, OGBA, AJUMOBI STREET, WEMCO ROAD, OGBA, SURULERE STREET GUINESS ROAD, OGBA, VANNI CLOSE, OGBA
26. 11-OgbaINJ-T2-Mangoro Ikeja AKANNI DOHERTY STREET, HENRY CARR AVENUE, ALH ALLI LANE, OGBA ROAD, AGEGE
27. 11-OgbaINJ-T3-Oba Akran Ikeja OBA AKRAN ROAD, SAPARA WILLIAMS STREET
28. 11-OdogunyanINJ-T2-Odokekere Ikorodu OLD IKORODU SHAGAMU ROAD, NAZARETH ROAD, AGODO ALARA COMMUNITY, EZE STREET, UNITY ROAD, POWERLINE ROAD, 2ND SAWMILL WOOD MARKET ODOKEKERE, IREAKARI IGBOSORO COMMUNITY, FOKANBALE COMMUNITY, COMFORT CDA.
29. 11-OdogunyanINJ-T1-Centex Ikorodu ISOCARE INDUSTRIES ROAD, MATECO LNDUSTRIES WEST AFRICA, INDUSTRIAL ESTATE ODONGUYAN.
30. 11-Lagos HomsINJ-T1-Estate Oshodi LAGOS HOMES ESTATE ALONG LASU-ISHERI ROAD
31. 11-ItireINJ-T2-Canal Oshodi LATEEF ADEGBOYEGA STREET, NIYI ONILARI STREET, AGO PALACE WAY
32. 11-MagodoINJ-T1-Emmanuel Keshi Shomolu KOLA AMODU/BASHIRU SHITTU
33. 11-MagodoINJ-T1-Shangisha Shomolu TOKUNBO MACAULAY,EMMANUEL KESHI,OGUNYE ZONE
34. 11-MarylandINJ-T1-Okupe Shomolu AROWOJOGBE ESTATE,SUNMOLA,IBIRONKE,OKUNOLA AINA,AJOSE
35. 11-MagodoINJ-T1-Owulade Shomolu ABAYOMI OWULADE,ADETOROADELAJA
36. 11-IgbobiINJ-T3-Railway Shomolu ADESHINA STREET,PART OF TINUBU ROAD,PART OF VONO ROAD, KAYODE
37. 11-IgbobiINJ-T2-Igbobi Shomolu NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL
38. 11-IgbobiINJ-T2-Market Shomolu SHIPEOLU STREET,OGUNTOLU AND EYO STREET.
39. 11-MagodoINJ-T2-Bashiru Shomolu BASHIRU SHITTU,OMOLE PHASE 2 ESTATE,CMD ROAD
40. 11-MarylandINJ-T3-Demurin Shomolu IKOSI ROAD,ALADELOLA,TAIKE,SOME PART OF KETU BUSSTOP,HASSAN STREET
41. 11-IlupejuINJ-T3-Coker Shomolu ASSOCIATION AVENUE,COKER ROAD,OLORUNFUMI STREET,OREMEJI,WILMER ESTATE.
42. 11-Ilupeju BypassINJ-T1-Bypass Shomolu ILUPEJU BYPASS,UPPER PART OF OF TOWN PLANNING,
43. 11-Ilupeju BypassINJ-T1-Obanikoro Shomolu OLATUNDE AYOOLA,JOF ESTATE,TREM CHURCH,OBANIKORO ESTATE,IKORODU ROAD.
44. 11-IlupejuINJ-T3-Palmgrove Shomolu PALMGROOVE ESTATE,IKORODU ROAD,AFOLABI LESSI,OLUSOJI IDOWU.
45. 11-Ilupeju BypassINJ-T1-Industrial Shomolu TOWN PLANNING,SURA MOGAJI,ESTHER OSHINYEMI,INDUSTRIAL AVENUE

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Politics / Electricity Tariff: Complete List Of 481 Band A Areas In Nigeria by aieromon(m): 9:01am On Apr 08
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has approved 481 Band A areas for the purpose of implementing the new tariff.

Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) - 107
Jos Electricity Distribution Company (JED PLC) - 64
Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) - 45
Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) - 44
Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) - 44
Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHEDC) - 43
Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO) - 43
Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) - 30
Kaduna Electricity Distribution Company (KAEDC) - 25
Eko Electricity Distribution Plc (EKEDC) - 21
Yola Electricity Distribution Company (YEDC) - 15

In its directive to the companies, NERC, stated: “All DisCos shall ensure that ONLY the newly approved Band A feeders listed in their April 2024 supplementary orders are maintained as Band A for the purpose of vending to prepaid customers and billing for postpaid customers on their networks.

“All DisCos are required to immediately post on their websites the schedule of approved Band A feeders that have been affected by the rate review.

“All DisCos shall set up a portal by 10th April 2024 on their website that allows all customers to check their current Bands by entering their meter or account numbers.

“All customers wrongly billed at the new rate should be refunded through energy tokens no later than Thursday the 11th of April 2024, and file evidence of compliance with the Commission by the 12th of April 2024.

“The Commission shall monitor compliance with the requirements and shall continue to provide to all stakeholders as required.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/new-electricity-tariff-see-complete-list-of-481-band-a-areas/


Click HERE to view the major locations served by the feeders.

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Travel / Re: Pelumi Nubi On A Solo Trip From London To Lagos By Car (Video) by aieromon(m): 4:18pm On Apr 07
She did it!

A 28-year-old travel content creator, Pelumi Nubi, has completed her solo road trip from London, United Kingdom, to Lagos, Nigeria.

The Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the Lagos State Governor, Gboyega Akosile, announced her arrival via his X account on Sunday.

He said the Lagos State Government welcomed Nubi, a Nigerian-British citizen, who undertook the solo drive at the Nigeria-Benin Republic border.

He wrote, “Lagos State Government gives a hero’s welcome to peluminubi_ , a Nigeria-British citizen who who did a solo drive from London to Lagos.

“Pelumi was received at the Nigeria-Benin Republic border on behalf of Lagos State Government by the Commissioner of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mrs Toke Benson-Awoyinka; and the Special Adviser, Tourism, Arts and Culture, Idris Aregbe. Welcome home!”

Nubi embarked on her solo trip in a car on January 30, 2024.

https://punchng.com/video-london-to-lagos-solo-driver-pelumi-nubi-receives-heros-welcome-in-nigeria/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWF3ONQlikQ?si=2MFadO_zutdpwA7x


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ysr16fcXw8?si=VHDiPTckJ0-zrT1w
Politics / Re: Increased Tariff: AC Is The Real Elephant, A Rude Shock Awaits Nigerians- Ugodre by aieromon(m): 8:19pm On Apr 06
The average power bill of a 3 bedroom flat with 3 ACs and 20 hours of power should be within the range of N220k monthly.

But trust me, this stuff will humble you. Power is not cheap and a rude shock awaits a lot of Nigerians.

https://nairametrics.com/2023/01/15/how-we-achieved-24-7-power-in-my-estate-in-lekki/?amp=1


grin grin grin

They nearly crucified me on the other threads.

aieromon:

"Poor man" has never enjoyed electricity, they have only benefited from dirt cheap power. If you must enjoy, prepare to pay a premium cost.

aieromon:


Let's look at the facts on ground.

House 1
Power load = 2000W
Average of 20hrs/day gives 600 hours in a 30 day calendar month.
Power consumption = 2kW * 600h = 1200kWh
Cost of power consumed = ₦225 * 1200 = ₦270,000

House 2
Power load = 2000W
Power is generated using a 2.5 kVA petrol generator. Running wattage is 2000W.
Fuel efficiency = 1.1litres/hour (15 litres in 14 hours at 50% load - generator will consume more if we increase the load but let us stick with this for the purpose of this comparison)
For House 2 to generate 600hrs in a month requires 660L of PMS.
At ₦560/litre, House 2 will spend a sum of ₦369,600 in an attempt to replicate power supply from DISCOs. Maintenance cost has not been factored in these calculations.

A lot of small scale businesses spend up to ₦178,000 monthly running petrol generators.

Power is not cheap!

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by aieromon(m): 8:51am On Apr 06
larride:


The project is not even a LASG project, it's a federal govt project, I dont know why Lagos is the one sending them letters of RoW and not the federal ministry of works.

Land belongs to LASG.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by aieromon(m): 8:23am On Apr 06
Based on the Land Use Act, the government owns all the land in Nigeria. A certificate of occupancy is issued to the holder for a period of 99 years and can be revoked anytime for the purpose of public interest with adequate compensation or resettlement.

The Governor has the power to deny compensation if any of the terms listed on the right of occupancy have been breached e.g holder has not been paying ground rent. It is worse if Landmark doesn't have a Certificate.

Landmark should accept LASG request for 50 metres right of way and move on.

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Politics / Re: President Tinubu Appoints Uzoma Nwagba As CEO Of Consumer Credit Corporation by aieromon(m): 9:17pm On Apr 05
Jorussia:
Where is he from?

Nigeria

Nwagba was born on September 7, 1987, in Aba, Abia state, where he hails from. He attended Kings College, Lagos and holds a first-class degree in electrical engineering from Howard University and an MBA from Harvard, both in the US. While at Howard, he served as the student government president.

https://www.thecable.ng/profile-nwagba-31-year-old-first-class-graduate-driving-impact-with-tradermoni/

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Travel / Re: Wike Tours Abuja Metroline, Says Project Will Be Ready For Use In May (PHOTOS) by aieromon(m): 9:02pm On Apr 05
Dpharisee:
Building a railway hub at Abuja Airport is misplacement of priority by previous Govts, why not build it at Gwagwalada or Abaji, how many passengers will disembark from an international flight and wait one hour for a train to take them to city centre when he can pay N7000 to registered taxi operators or Uber.
Meanwhile thousands of workers, traders and students commute daily from Abaji and Gwagwalada to the city and there is no railway terminus for them, the airport railway shouldn't have come first before the masses.

Wike has done well for ensuring that its completed despite the above points

Your concerns are valid.

However, please note the following:
Awarded in 2007, the project is divided into Six (6) Lots and with total length of 290 kilometres, comprising:

Lot 1A & 3 with a total length of 45.3 kilometres which starts at ldu lndustrial Zone via Gwagwa-Dei Dei and terminates at Gbazango Station in Kubwa (18km).

Lot 2 is from Gwagwa via Transportation Centre (Metro Station) to Nyanya/Karu

Lot 3 is from Transportation Centre via ldu lndustrial Zone to Nnamdi Azikiwe international Airport.

Lot 4 is from Kuje Satellite town to Karshi Satellite town with the remaining legs of the Transit way line 2

Lot 5 is from Kubwa via Bwari to Suleja

Lot 6 from Airport via Kuje and Gwagwalada to Dobi

Phase 1 of the Abuja Light Rail consisting of Lot 1A & 3 with a total length of 45.3 kilometres was commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari in July 2018 with three coaches conveying people from the Metro Station in the Central Business District (CBD) to the Nnadi Azikiwe International Airport with a brief stop-over at Idu interchange for passengers going to Kaduna.

https://businessday.ng/transport/article/why-expansion-of-abuja-light-rail-may-take-longer-time-than-expected/

https://www.railway-technology.com/projects/abuja-light-rail-system/?cf-view

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Politics / Re: Does The Minster Of Works Have A Say In The FCT by aieromon(m): 8:55pm On Apr 05
Yourprick:
I noticed how wike has been the one inspecting projects in the FCT, what's now the use of the minister of works are there limits to what he can do?

Think of the Federal Capital Territory as an independent state. Its affairs are coordinated by a Minister who exercises executive powers on behalf of the President.

Politics / Re: President Tinubu Appoints Uzoma Nwagba As CEO Of Consumer Credit Corporation by aieromon(m): 8:42pm On Apr 05
President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of Engineer Uzoma Nwagba as the new Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP).

According to a statement by Presidential spokesman, Ajuri Ngelale, on Friday night, the appointment was in keeping with the President’s dedicated efforts to ensure financial inclusion and economic prosperity for the majority of Nigerians.

Engineer Nwagba, 36, holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the Harvard Business School and a first-class Bachelor of Engineering from Howard University, Washington DC.

Prior to his appointment, Ngalale said Engineer Nwagba served as Chief Operating Officer of the Bank of Industry (BoI), in charge of driving micro-credit and other financial interventions at the institution.

“He had also served as Senior Investment Associate, specializing in financial services (banking, insurance, pensions) at the African Capital Alliance.

“Engineer Nwagba was a Software Engineer at Microsoft, where he led multiple teams charged with building enterprise and mobile software for emerging markets (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and Nigeria), before his transition to finance.

“The President expects the new Chief Executive Officer of this critical agency to bring to bear his wealth of experience in finance and technology, as well as his record in driving financial interventions across Nigeria in this new role in order to expand access to credit to all classes of Nigerian citizens, while promoting financial inclusion, and enhancing the quality of life of the Nigerian people as they access the tangibles of prosperity,” the statement said.

https://leadership.ng/just-in-tinubu-appoints-36-yr-old-nwagba-as-new-ceo-for-credicorp/

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Politics / Re: Labour Party's Edo Gov Ticket In Jeopardy Due To Running Mate's False Birth Info by aieromon(m): 4:54pm On Apr 05
There are strong indications that the LP Deputy Governorship candidate Mrs Alufokhai may have submitted false information on her form EC9 as displayed by the commission.

On page 2 of her affidavit sworn at the Epe Division of the High Court on March 22, 2024, Alufokhai stated that she was born on May 18, 1981 in Imo State; yet on page 4 of the same affidavit, she claimed that she obtained her First School Leaving Certificate in 1981 - the same year she was born.

It was gathered that the Labour Party governorship candidate, Akpata, had been unsettled since the discrepancies were noticed.

SaharaReporters learnt that the possibility that it could have been a mistake was considered. However, it was also learnt that Akpata had been lobbying to replace his running mate before the April 15, 2024 deadline INEC had fixed as the last day for the replacement of candidates.

SaharaReporters learnt that in turn, Mrs Alufokhai has informed the party that she has no intention of withdrawing; and has pushed back at Akpata, claiming he should be the one replaced because he deposed in his affidavit that he had not only taken up a second nationality in a foreign country but that he had also sworn an oath of total allegiance to Vanuatu’s President.

“How can anyone be talking about primary school certificate when they themselves have sworn that they are loyal to a foreign country? Olu should remove the log in his eye before he comes to harass me,” a member of the party executive council said he overheard Mrs Alufokhai saying at its secretariat in Abuja.

Akpata, who is a cousin of Governor Godwin Obaseki, is from the majority Edo South. He seems to have tried to play a game of numbers when he decided to pick his running mate from Edo North – the second-largest voting population bloc in the state.

Sources informed SaharaReporters that Akpata's controversial emergence as the LP governorship candidate in the alleged heavily dollarized party primaries meant he had to concede the selection of his deputy to Julius Abure and other party chieftains as part of his commitment to the reconciliation process.

According to the sources, they reportedly convinced him that Mrs. Yinka Alufokhai “was a powerful grassroots mobiliser; and that as a young woman with Igbo roots, the Obidient Movement would easily adopt her”.

Many Labour Party chieftains have faulted the choice of Mrs Alufokhai, who was sacked a year ago as Owan West Local Government Chairman for allegations of fraud and anti-party activities. Sources close to Akpata say he is now convinced she is part of a plot concocted by the LP National Chairman Abure to sabotage his ticket after the latter’s public humiliation and arrest days before the LP governorship primaries in Benin City, one of the sources said.

Before Akpata emerged as LP candidate, Abure had publicly stated that he believed that for equity, fairness and justice, power should rotate to Edo Central. Several LP aspirants have since passed public votes of no-confidence on the LP primaries and the LP candidate.

On his part, Akpata is also enmeshed in deep controversy over the Oath of Allegiance he swore to another country and revealed in the particulars displayed by INEC.

In a shocking revelation, Akpata swore an Oath of Allegiance to Vanuatu – a small island country with a population of about 350,000 people. To become an honorary citizen which gives you a Vanuatu passport, one is expected to make a ‘minimum donation’ of $US130,000 to the government. Vanuatuan passports provide visa-free travel to 113 countries.

While Nigerian law does not prohibit Nigerians from taking dual citizenships; swearing an oath of allegiance to a foreign power might disqualify a candidate from seeking public office.

The National Working Committee of the party is jittery over the revelations and has summoned an emergency meeting to address the new developments.

When SaharaReporters contacted Mrs Alufokhai, she said that it was a typographical error.

She said that her date of birth is May 18, 1981, and that her First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC) was obtained in 1989.

"My date of birth is 18/05/1981. My FSLC was obtained in 1989. So for my date of birth and FSLC to bear the same year, that's a typographical error as you can see," she said in a message to SaharaReporters.

https://saharareporters.com/2024/04/05/exclusive-labour-party-edo-gov-ticket-jeopardy-akpatas-running-mate-submits-false
Politics / Re: Electricity Tariff: Dr Joe Abah Throws A Challenge To AEDC by aieromon(m): 3:54pm On Apr 05
naptu2:
They have downgraded him to Band B.

I suspect a glitch. I used to be on Band B until I checked yesterday and saw Band A.

After seeing your post, I just checked and it has been reverted.

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Politics / Re: New Electricity Tariff A Deception: Sam Amadi by aieromon(m): 12:24pm On Apr 05
Sam Amadi (2011)
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, on Tuesday informed Chief Executive Officers of electricity distribution companies that the last schedule of the 2008/2013 regime of Multi Year Tariff Order (MYTO) will be operational as from July 1, 2011.

This development will see to a marginal increase in kilowatt hour of electricity from N8.50 to N10.00 from that date.

Commenting on the development, NERC Chairman, Dr. Sam Amadi said, “The marginal increase was since approved in 2008 and we have the responsibility to inform the public as part of our commitment to transparency.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/06/electricity-tariff-goes-up-18-from-july-1-2011/amp/

Sam Amadi (2013)
Despite condemnation by Nigerians over the increase in electricity charges without improved power supply, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has said the increase in fixed charges for electricity consumers is aimed at guaranteeing stable electricity supply in the nearest future.

Addressing a news conference in Abuja, NERC’s chairman, Dr Sam Amadi says the tariff paid by consumers is fair, reasonable and necessary to guarantee continuous improvement in electricity supply to homes and businesses in Nigeria.

He added that the multi-year tariff order of N500 fixed charge for 2012 was slightly increased to N700 with effect from June 2013 and as such there has not been an arbitrary increase of tariffs.

Electricity consumers in the country have been lamenting the annual increase in fixed charges which comes into effect on the 1st of June every year.

https://www.channelstv.com/2013/07/15/nerc-justifies-increase-in-electricity-fixed-charges/amp/

Sam Amadi (2015)
Chairman of NERC, Dr. Sam Amadi, says the new electricity tariff hike expected to come into effect by the end of October is aimed at ensuring cost-reflective tariffs in the Nigerian electricity supply industry.

He said the tariff review will bring about a cost-reflective tariffs in the industry, capable of attracting private investments, especially foreign direct investments, FDIs. It is also aimed at ensuring that these investments were bankable, Amadi said.

The Electric Power Sector Reform Act (2005) empowers NERC to review electricity tariffs in favour of Gencos and Discos, if market variables such as gas and its transportation cost, as well as naira to dollar ratio and inflation shift by over 5 percent.

The NERC chairman however warned that a balance needed to be maintained between investments attraction and winning the confidence of consumers.

“Bills will go up, but service quality also has to be ensured. We have to bear that in mind,” Amadi told a gathering of Nigerian power sector operators as well as local and foreign investors, including representatives from Manitoba Hydro International and the Africa Finance Corporation.

https://sweetcrudereports.com/nerc-defends-planned-electricity-tariff-hike/

Sam Amadi - Ex-NERC Chairman (2016)
However, justifying NERC’s stance, immediate past Chairman of NERC, Dr. Sam Amadi, described the Senate’s directive as illegal, unconstitutional and a direct encroachment on executive independence.

He told Vanguard: “The order by the Senate for NERC to rescind the tariff is a direct infringement on the independence of the executive to initiate policies, in this case through NERC. It is a subtle derogation of the powers of the executive. It offends the concept of separation of power. The legislature should not interfere and direct executive action. That is clearly against the law. It is unconstitutional.”

He argued that until a new board was reconstituted to consider reviewing or totally suspending the order, “nobody anywhere can validly review or suspend the current tariff.”
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/nobody-can-reverse-new-electricity-tariff-ex-nerc-boss/amp/

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Car Talk / Re: Help! Brain Box Was Stolen And No Other Brain Box Seems To Work With The Car. by aieromon(m): 10:00am On Apr 05
coolbatty:
Good Morning boss.
My toyota corolla was vandalized yesterday and brainbox stolen.
What could be the matching part number. Vin:

89661-0Z092
89666-02332

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Crime / Re: Court Sentences Tiktok User To 3 Years Jail For Defaming Eniola Badmus by aieromon(m): 9:17pm On Apr 04
immortalcrown:

Meanwhile, what did the TikTok user do against Eniola?

Blessing Nwakaego said a friend who claimed to know Eniola Badmus narrated the false story to her, and that she, in turn, narrated the story to a male friend, Chimabia (now at large), who asked her to do a video of the false storyline that Eniola Badmus specialises in introducing young Nigerian girls to men,” he said.

Nwakaego said after making the video, Chimabia gave her N200,000 and asked her to post it on her TikTok from where other platforms copied it.

Nosa said over three million viewers viewed the maligning video online.

He tendered the petition written by Eniola Badmus asking the police to investigate the matter and bring those behind the falsehood to book.

Blessing Nwakaego’s statement was also tendered and admitted in evidence.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2023/08/03/tiktoker-bags-3-years-imprisonment-for-bullying-actress-eniola-badmus

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Crime / Re: Court Sentences Tiktok User To 3 Years Jail For Defaming Eniola Badmus by aieromon(m): 9:09pm On Apr 04

Politics / Re: Director Of Lands Or Minister Of FCT, Who Allocates Land In The FCT? by aieromon(m): 4:16pm On Apr 04
Eteka1:

(1) Does a Director of Lands in the Ministry have such powers to allocate land to anyone?

(2) If the Director has no such powers, can Nicholas Ukachukwu then Legally claim ownership of the Land having been wrongfully allocated?

1. No
State lands are allocated by the Governor,
Federal lands by the Minister of Works
FCT lands by the FCT Minister (both Federal Ministers on behalf of the President and CinC)

2. Unfortunately, No.
Ignorance is not an excuse under the Law.

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Sports / Re: Ughelli Rovers FC Launched In Delta, To Compete In Nationwide League One by aieromon(m): 6:13am On Apr 04
Delta and sports development is 5 and 6.

Kudos to the sponsors.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPTihsx7G-A?si=dcxdnW3m3IgpF26N

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Politics / Re: Are You Willing To Pay N178,000 Monthly For A 24-hour Electricity Supply? by aieromon(m): 10:03pm On Apr 03
lexy2014:


you say "power is not cheap".

is the power available?

How can it be available when a nation of 200 million people is still struggling to produce 12GW?

The sector requires massive investment on infrastructure and these investors will not enter an industry where the Nigerian state will sell cheap electricity to its people.

Read up on NESCO in Jos and Ossiomo in Benin. Their clients pay premium to enjoy 24/7 light.

https://www.nesconigeria.com/

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Politics / Re: Are You Willing To Pay N178,000 Monthly For A 24-hour Electricity Supply? by aieromon(m): 9:14pm On Apr 03
socialmediaman:

Are you willing to pay N178,000 monthly for electricity for a 24-hour supply?

Let's look at the facts on ground.

House 1
Power load = 2000W
Average of 20hrs/day gives 600 hours in a 30 day calendar month.
Power consumption = 2kW * 600h = 1200kWh
Cost of power consumed = ₦225 * 1200 = ₦270,000

House 2
Power load = 2000W
Power is generated using a 2.5 kVA petrol generator. Running wattage is 2000W.
Fuel efficiency = 1.1litres/hour (15 litres in 14 hours at 50% load - generator will consume more if we increase the load but let us stick with this for the purpose of this comparison)
For House 2 to generate 600hrs in a month requires 660L of PMS.
At ₦560/litre, House 2 will spend a sum of ₦369,600 in an attempt to replicate power supply from DISCOs. Maintenance cost has not been factored in these calculations.

House 1 ₦225/kWh
House 2 ₦600/kWh

A lot of small scale businesses spend up to ₦178,000 monthly running petrol generators.

Power is not cheap!

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Car Talk / Re: Let's Talk About Automatic Transmission Fluid (gear Oil) by aieromon(m): 7:22pm On Apr 03
cybertuns:
Correct ATF gear oil for Lexus IS250 2008?
... how many litres for a full change?

Toyota ATF WS

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Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Government Raises Electricity Tariff From N66 To N225 Per KPH by aieromon(m): 6:59pm On Apr 03
Angelfrost:


I doubt that... Only Band A?!!

That's less than 20% of Nigerian homes and buildings.

That means dem never ready. tongue

Don't you people read at all?

The Federal Government government, through the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), has approved a hike in the electricity rates for consumers categorized under Band A.

This is contained in a press statement by the Vice Chairman of NERC Musliu Oseni on Wednesday.

Oseni, the Vice Chairman of NERC, stated that the tariff hike would result in customers paying N225 per kilowatt hour, up from the existing N66.

He mentioned that these customers account for 15% of the 12 million electricity consumers in the nation.

https://nairametrics.com/2024/04/03/nerc-increase-electricity-tariffs-for-band-a-customers-to-n225-kwh/

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Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Government Raises Electricity Tariff From N66 To N225 Per KPH by aieromon(m): 6:53pm On Apr 03
socialmediaman:


As long as you’re designated class A or B or C, whether you receive 0 or 24hrs, you’ll pay the higher cost regardless. Big Scam!

The tariff increase is only applicable to Band A customers!!!
Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Government Raises Electricity Tariff From N66 To N225 Per KPH by aieromon(m): 6:45pm On Apr 03
socialmediaman:

This is even worse. It clearly says poor man will never enjoy electricity anymore in Nigeria, because electricity will now be given to people who can pay higher

"Poor man" has never enjoyed electricity, they have only benefited from dirt cheap power. If you must enjoy, prepare to pay a premium cost.

socialmediaman:

This was the case many years ago under NEPA when wealthy people used to pay them to supply electricity to only those who can pay higher

Compare with NITEL and the GSM revolution.

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Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Government Raises Electricity Tariff From N66 To N225 Per KPH by aieromon(m): 6:35pm On Apr 03
socialmediaman:
This government is not clueless, it is wishing that poor Nigerians who have lost everything become even poorer

This group of persons will be unaffected by the tariff increase as you wrongly assume.

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) says the increase in tariff will only affect customers enjoying 20 hour power supply across the country.

It said the hike would only affect Band A customers, but not other customers in Bands B, C and D.

Musliu Oseni, Vice Chairman, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), said this at a press briefing in Abuja on Wednesday.

According to him, the commission has approved the increase in electricity tariff paid by Band A customers from N68/KWh to N225KWh adding that the increase will not affect customers on bands Band C.

The vice chairman said that the commission had also downgraded some customers on the Band A to Band B due to the non-fulfillment of the required hours of electricity provided by the electricity distribution company.

“We currently have over 800 feeders that are categorised as Band A, but it will now be reduced to under 500. This means that 17 per cent of the feeder now qualifies as Band A.

“The commission using technology discovered that many of the feeders that the electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) currently brandish as Band A are not meeting the required service and as such.


“The feeders were ordered to be downgraded immediately as a way of protecting consumers,” he said.

Mr Oseni said that customers hitherto classified as Band A customers would not be affected by the rate review.

He said that as part of enforcement mechanisms to ensure that areas affected by the review get the 20 hours supply, DisCos have been mandated to set up rapid response teams in locations where the feeders are located.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/683016-nerc-explains-category-of-consumers-affected-by-electricity-tariff-hike.html

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Technology Market / Re: This Thread Is Only For Aliexpress Shopper by aieromon(m): 9:14am On Apr 03
Faithful4real:
Is Netherland post through NIPOST?

Yes.

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