THE nullification of the electricity tariff structure has raised concerns that some Distribution Companies, DISCOs, may be forced to close shops and abandon their projects. The concerns came on the heels of a Federal High Court ruling on July 13, 2016, in Lagos, which proscribed the tariff structure used by the eleven DISCOs to bill their consumers. The Chief Executive Officer, Charity Aid and Development Foundation for Africa, CADFA, Mr. Patrick Tolani, told Vanguard that if the impasse is not resolved very quickly and the tariff is not increased in the next one year, many Discos may be forced to close shops and abandon their projects. He also said that this development portend serious danger to the financial institutions that made funds available to them to buy the companies at the onset.“That is a serious risk to the national economy. It is difficult to predict what the Federal Government might want to do to prevent such a time-bomb from exploding,” he said. Tolani also noted that the immediate consequence to consumers is that electricity supply will become less efficient and hours of outage will increase.

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I still don't understand the meaning of this their privatization. If they can't cope they should quit. Why not fix the light in the right way and then introduce your billing plans. Nonsense

Government should allow all states to generate their own light

They should provide prepaid meters to everyone. Then increase your tariff, we would reduce our use of electricity.