Electricity prices in Nigeria are expected to rise following the unification of the naira which has led to the depreciation of the naira at the investor and exporter window.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently made an announcement regarding the unification of all segments of Nigeria’s forex market, consolidating all windows into one.

This new system will allow market forces, such as supply and demand, to play a significant role in determining the exchange rate.

These changes were implemented as part of a broader effort to enhance liquidity and stability in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange (FX) Market. Under the new policy, all transactions will be conducted through the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window, where the exchange rate will be determined by market forces.
Electricity Tariffs and Unification of Exchange Rates
However, the unification of the exchange rate may also have an impact on electricity tariffs in the country. Experts in the electricity sector suggest that Nigerians can anticipate an increase in electricity tariffs soon when a minor review is conducted in December.

https://nairametrics.com/2023/06/19/unified-fx-rates-electricity-tariffs-to-rise-by-25-in-december-experts/

People go fit survive this one so..

The bills are already too high.

Life go hard gan

b3llo:
Life go hard gan

na wetin you wish go happen to you,pls personalize your statement okay.since the supply has increased relatively by over 50% and it didnt improve your life,it is when price increase by 25% that will improve it?
Abeg prophesy into your own life okay.

May God see us through

There is nothing wey eyes see shed blood.

This country is condemned.
Nothing reduces instead they all increase.

Lanretoye:
na wetin you wish go happen to you,pls personalize your statement okay.since the supply has increased relatively by over 50% and it didnt improve your life,it is when price increase by 25% that will improve it?
Abeg prophesy into your own life okay.

ode we are in raining season. It is expected that water level in our hydroelectric dams will increase which means more power output. As the cow that you are you couldn't understand that.

b3llo:
ode we are in raining season. It is expected that water level in our hydroelectric dams will increase which means more power output. As the cow that you are you couldn't understand that.

yes na still wetin i dey talk,if u cant afford prepaid when dam full how u wan take afford fuel when light no dey.your suffer just start.

This is the beginning of bala blue by the time we reach bulaba and complete it Gozilla garagara our bodies go tell us

Good one. We are going towards pure capitalism, a system the Igbos are quite adapted to

If you are a prepaid user, buy tokens that can last at least for 4 years.

God bless Mr president tinubu

Keep them coming

Asiwaju lokan

Lanretoye:
yes na still wetin i dey talk,if u cant afford prepaid when dam full how u wan take afford fuel when light no dey.your suffer just start.

I have my prepaid meter what do I care

The liberalisation of the economy is for the interest of real capitalists (I won't mention any tribe)
I doubt it will favour the deplorable mobs who thought all the businesses in Lagos would be snatched from owners and given to "hosts and hostesses"


Next is to completely remove subsidy in agriculture, let's see whether those "feeding" us will survive.