Rejouir:
Agbado boys, this 2024 will be a very long year , Your foolishness is out of this world. I feel for the soft at heart who would listen to the cry of these fools who voted tinubu out of tribal bigotry. Better hold tight to your money.

TruthsFM:
More Hardship Looms For Nigerians As DisCos Set To Increase Electricity Tariff On Jan 1

While the pains of fuel subsidy removal still linger, the confusion surrounding a planned electricity tariff increment starting from January 1, 2024 has compounded the worries.

It was gathered that the officials of the Nigeria’s Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) held a virtual emergency meeting recently to formalise and perfect the planned tariff increase.

A source in one of the DisCos, who claimed anonymity, confirmed the development to Daily Trust on Sunday.

The source said: “All has been perfected for the new tariff to take effect from the first of January, 2024.

It is now left for various electricity distribution companies to enlighten their customers on new developments.”

The source said the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) had already invited distribution companies for a meeting on the development.
He expressed fear that while it is mandatory for electricity distribution companies to regularly evaluate tariffs every six months, the recent increase would meet customers’ dissatisfaction.

“In fact, we were perturbed by the short notice and how we would reach out to our customers about the increase,” he said.
Asked how much the increase would be, the source said, “No idea so far, but the uncertainty has put us in a difficult situation.”

Recall that in November 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stopped the implementation of the electricity tariff, insisting on a power sector subsidy.

Speaking on Tinubu’s directive on electricity tariff hikes, the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, said, “The power sector is an industry that is very sensitive to any leader.

“You cannot jump overnight and implement the cost-reflective tariff. I can tell you that till today, the government still subsidises power”.



https://www.osundefender.com/more-hardship-looms-for-nigerians-as-discos-set-to-increase-electricity-tariff-on-jan-1/

fardeygah:
Power supply isn't constant before so we enjoying nothing and we can't be worry..We just care for stomach infrastructure..Make the price of food crash down is all we pray for

fardeygah:
Power supply isn't constant before so we enjoying nothing and we can't be worry..We just care for stomach infrastructure..Make the price of food crash down is all we pray for

maasoap:


You are a big mumu. No be Jonathan privatised power sector with the blessing of people like you?

Jemiing:
May God help us

SultanOfAbia:
Come to lagos
Yoruba People go dey beg up and down
Omo everybody dey beg me money for road.
Some come to me speaking Yoruba
I just dey laugh
Go and meet Tinubu... Mumu people

But this December, since I come village
Nobody don beg me anything.. Why?

All men for my side dey chop their choppings and having a good time. Nobody dey beg around

Why be say na Ronu people dey feel the hardship 10X more than SS and SE

TruthsFM:
More Hardship Looms For Nigerians As DisCos Set To Increase Electricity Tariff On Jan 1

While the pains of fuel subsidy removal still linger, the confusion surrounding a planned electricity tariff increment starting from January 1, 2024 has compounded the worries.

It was gathered that the officials of the Nigeria’s Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) held a virtual emergency meeting recently to formalise and perfect the planned tariff increase.

A source in one of the DisCos, who claimed anonymity, confirmed the development to Daily Trust on Sunday.

The source said: “All has been perfected for the new tariff to take effect from the first of January, 2024.

It is now left for various electricity distribution companies to enlighten their customers on new developments.”

The source said the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) had already invited distribution companies for a meeting on the development.
He expressed fear that while it is mandatory for electricity distribution companies to regularly evaluate tariffs every six months, the recent increase would meet customers’ dissatisfaction.

“In fact, we were perturbed by the short notice and how we would reach out to our customers about the increase,” he said.
Asked how much the increase would be, the source said, “No idea so far, but the uncertainty has put us in a difficult situation.”

Recall that in November 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stopped the implementation of the electricity tariff, insisting on a power sector subsidy.

Speaking on Tinubu’s directive on electricity tariff hikes, the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, said, “The power sector is an industry that is very sensitive to any leader.

“You cannot jump overnight and implement the cost-reflective tariff. I can tell you that till today, the government still subsidises power”.



https://www.osundefender.com/more-hardship-looms-for-nigerians-as-discos-set-to-increase-electricity-tariff-on-jan-1/

ahnie:
Na to hang wire kawai.... Highest we burst Bros for street wey dey work for Nepa urgent 2k.

Nigerians always improvise.

rapheal5:
can you just state one reason, why you hate Yoruba. Most Yoruba youths voted for obi in South West, yet obi couldn't make 60percent vote in core Eastern part...

Stevenson20:
New year gift from APShit

Las las everybody must get sense in this corntree

Lanre1st:
BAT has told you he doesn’t have other options but to go the hard way .
It’s now I understand the meaning of the film titled “The Hard Way “

New Year promised must be fulfilled

TruthsFM:
More Hardship Looms For Nigerians As DisCos Set To Increase Electricity Tariff On Jan 1

While the pains of fuel subsidy removal still linger, the confusion surrounding a planned electricity tariff increment starting from January 1, 2024 has compounded the worries.

It was gathered that the officials of the Nigeria’s Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) held a virtual emergency meeting recently to formalise and perfect the planned tariff increase.

A source in one of the DisCos, who claimed anonymity, confirmed the development to Daily Trust on Sunday.

The source said: “All has been perfected for the new tariff to take effect from the first of January, 2024.

It is now left for various electricity distribution companies to enlighten their customers on new developments.”

The source said the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) had already invited distribution companies for a meeting on the development.
He expressed fear that while it is mandatory for electricity distribution companies to regularly evaluate tariffs every six months, the recent increase would meet customers’ dissatisfaction.

“In fact, we were perturbed by the short notice and how we would reach out to our customers about the increase,” he said.
Asked how much the increase would be, the source said, “No idea so far, but the uncertainty has put us in a difficult situation.”

Recall that in November 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stopped the implementation of the electricity tariff, insisting on a power sector subsidy.

Speaking on Tinubu’s directive on electricity tariff hikes, the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, said, “The power sector is an industry that is very sensitive to any leader.

“You cannot jump overnight and implement the cost-reflective tariff. I can tell you that till today, the government still subsidises power”.



https://www.osundefender.com/more-hardship-looms-for-nigerians-as-discos-set-to-increase-electricity-tariff-on-jan-1/

MisterBanny:



I remember that Movie way back, THE HARD WAY (The Only Way)

sonnie10:


Isn’t that how a fair election should be? Were there no other candidates on the ballot to take the remaining 40%.?
I guess you wanted Obi to sweep all the votes like others did at the other parts of the country.

We hate transparency and sincerity in this country. Then we turn around and blame government/ leaders

Angelfrost:


I visited Asaba recently, and I almost wept!

A whole capital of Delta state literally swimming in chronic darkness.

BEDC is a joke!!!