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Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by willywasco(op): 9:39am On Feb 14, 2016
Three key armed forces, the Nigeria Army, Navy and the Air force are indebted to the electricity distribution companies to the tune of N9.4 billion. The debt accumulated in the last couple of years arose in spite of budgetary provisions in previous 2015 and subsequent supplementary budgetary allocations to deflect them, especially following high powered entreaties to that effect. Nigerian Pilot Sunday scooped that the discos had repeatedly appealed to the military authorities to endeavour to offset the debt to no avail, forcing them to write letters and then follow up with high level visitations to discuss and negotiate downward the debt. Nigerian Pilot Sunday recalls that in 2014, following the choking debts put at about N49,305,181,196.66 owed the 11 electricity distribution companies (Discos) in the country by both the federal, state governments and other agencies, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), had written to the federal government demanding payment of the debts. Then it was revealed that the combined figures of N27,635,968,440.69 was accumulated since the handover to private sector firms in November 2013, while the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company alone was owed N7 billion. The amount has since increased, according to our findings

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Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by omohayek: 11:17am On Feb 14, 2016
And Nigerians wonder why the discos can't invest in improving their infrastructure. Where will they find the funds to do so when when they are owed so much money by the Nigerian government?
Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by Tunami(m): 12:58pm On Feb 14, 2016
why are they telling us? They should go and settle their debts.
Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by qplus(m): 1:40pm On Feb 14, 2016
who will go to d barracks to demand bills or disconnect em
Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by bigass(f): 1:59pm On Feb 14, 2016
qplus:
who will go to d barracks to demand bills or disconnect
em
then PHCN should disconnect them from source . Abi because they are military they make free calls?
Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by qplus(m): 2:04pm On Feb 14, 2016
bigass:
then PHCN should disconnect them from source . Abi because they are military they make free calls?
disconnecting them from source will affect other electricity consumers who are using d same feeder/G&P
Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by bigass(f): 2:05pm On Feb 14, 2016
qplus:
disconnecting them from source will affect other electricity consumers who are using d same feeder/G&P
so how would they collect the bill
Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by qplus(m): 2:09pm On Feb 14, 2016
diplomacy, you can hardly apply force against d army.
Re: Military Owe N9.4bn Electricity Bills- Pilot Newspaper by BRAV0O(m): 2:15pm On Feb 14, 2016
like the poster above commented , why are they telling us huh
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