ebukajay184:
CNN correspondent, Stephanie Busari, has expressed shock at the outrageous bill sent to her home by the Eko Electricity Distribution Company, Lagos, IgbereTV reports.

In a tweet she posted on her handle, Busari said she was hardly in her home in December 2020 and was shocked to receive a bill of N150, 000 from PHCN.

She wrote;

https://twitter.com/StephanieBusari/status/1350907529753206788?s=19

Nigerians took to her comment section to share their ugly experience with Nigerian electricity providers.

See comments below.

Help2020:

And you're have on nairaland.Take them yo court and let them provide they prove how you used the power...

Jhayeahsam01:
make God migrate me and my family to canada then rapture and end nigeria.... de billed me 12k while i use tv and fan alone

meobizy:
My friend in America told me we pay the same amount for electricity and yet his is constant. Nigeria, sha, this country can weaken one's soul. I think it was a 15,000 naira bill which was erroneously typed.

dorothy111:
I have been paying 15k monthly for not using electricity. At least he/she got a good job.
Many Nigerians don't even have a job, while most are under paid

BEATNEST:
The federal government approved the distribution of prepaid meters years back which works like pay as you go but of course if that happens they won't be able to cash out so they only gave few people and sold some at outrageous prices likely one below me

I think she lives in a nice neighborhood so they billed her according to how her house looks lol

In the past you're are charged according to what you consumed but now they just sit down in their office and decided

4ormidable:
Why couldn't she get a prepaid meter before going on her expedition?

SenecaTheYonger:


Is there a way to contest this bill and get what you rightly consume or you're just giong to have to pay like this every month?

Bellotelli:
This is why I bye-pass my light without remorse

ebukajay184:
CNN correspondent, Stephanie Busari, has expressed shock at the outrageous bill sent to her home by the Eko Electricity Distribution Company, Lagos, IgbereTV reports.

In a tweet she posted on her handle, Busari said she was hardly in her home in December 2020 and was shocked to receive a bill of N150, 000 from PHCN.

She wrote;

https://twitter.com/StephanieBusari/status/1350907529753206788?s=19

Nigerians took to her comment section to share their ugly experience with Nigerian electricity providers.

See comments below.

Minjim:
Apc came in shouting they're going to take back the license given to Discos because of non performance and estimated billing
Now, look at us. 6 years down. All those issues are still there but Apc had changed the tune of the music.
Only a political revolution can save Nig

ObaOfUyo:
I paid 10k today
E dey pain me die

4ormidable:
Why couldn't she get a prepaid meter before going on her expedition?