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  1. Nigerian Universities Face Power Crisis: Tariff Hikes Disrupt Academic Operations

    Nigeria Nigerian Universities Face Power Crisis: Tariff Hikes Disrupt Academic Operations

    Nigerian universities face a power crisis due to high electricity tariffs, leading to budget strains and frequent blackouts. Institutions explore alternative energy solutions as students struggle with study conditions. The government considers CNG power for universities amidst calls for tariff...
  2. IKEDC Raises Electricity Tariffs for Band A Consumers, Sparks Outrage

    Nigeria IKEDC Raises Electricity Tariffs for Band A Consumers, Sparks Outrage

    IKEDC has increased electricity tariffs for Band A customers to N209.5/kWh, effective July 1, 2024. The change has sparked a backlash from residents, citing service inconsistencies and fairness concerns. Despite assurances of improved service, many consumers remain dissatisfied with the current...
  3. Electricity Relief: Band A Customers Welcome Ikeja DisCo's Move to Lower Tariff to N206.80/kwh, Seek Further Reductions

    Nigeria Electricity Relief: Band A Customers Welcome Ikeja DisCo's Move to Lower Tariff to N206.80/kwh, Seek Further Reductions

    Ikeja DisCo announces a significant tariff reduction for Band A electricity consumers to N206.80/kwh, effective May 6, 2024. NERC approved the adjustment from the earlier N225/kwh. This move impacts energy affordability and subsidy reduction, aligning with the government's economic realignment...
  4. Adelabu's Claim of Electricity Tariff Reduction if FX Rate Falls Below N1,000 Met With Public Skepticism

    Nigeria Adelabu's Claim of Electricity Tariff Reduction if FX Rate Falls Below N1,000 Met With Public Skepticism

    Adebayo Adelabu, the Minister of Power, has stirred discussion by asserting that electricity tariffs could decrease if the foreign exchange (FX) rate falls below N1,000. His remarks come in the wake of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission's (NERC) approval of an increase in electricity...
  5. Nigerians Reject Minister Adelabu's Apology for Controversial Remark on Electricity Tariff

    Nigeria Nigerians Reject Minister Adelabu's Apology for Controversial Remark on Electricity Tariff

    Nigerians have largely rejected Minister Adebayo Adelabu's apology for his recent remarks about electricity consumption habits. Speaking on Channels Television's Politics Today, Adelabu expressed regret for any offense caused by his comments, emphasizing that his intention was not to insult...
  6. Band A Customers Left in the Dark: DisCos Blamed for Failing to Deliver Promised Power Supply

    Nigeria Band A Customers Left in the Dark: DisCos Blamed for Failing to Deliver Promised Power Supply

    Electricity distribution companies (DisCos) in Nigeria are facing scrutiny as they fail to meet the mandated power supply requirements for Band A customers, as directed by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC). Following NERC's approval of an electricity tariff increase for...
  7. Residents in Band A Areas Decry Lack of 20-Hour Power Supply Despite Tariff Adjustment

    Nigeria Residents in Band A Areas Decry Lack of 20-Hour Power Supply Despite Tariff Adjustment

    Numerous complaints have flooded social media following NERC's listing of consumers under Band A for increased electricity tariffs. Residents from areas like Ago and Ejigbo-Egbe in Lagos expressed disbelief, claiming they never experienced the promised 20 hours of electricity per day. Twitter...
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    Business New electricity tariff, VAT rate to sustain upward pressure on prices – Vanguard Nigeria News

    https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/06/new-electricity-tariff-vat-rate-to-sustain-upward-pressure-on-prices/
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    Politics 'There Is No Going Back On Electricity Tarriffs Increase' - Fashola

    Babatinde Fashola, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing and the Acting Chairman, CEO of Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Dr. Anthony Akah have told the Senate yesterday that there was no going back on the implementation of the 45 per cent increase in electricity tariff already in...
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    Metro Nigerians React to NLC Protest Against Electricity Tariff Hike

    The organized labour in collaboration with the civil society organizations embarked on a peaceful protest against the 45 per cent hike in electricity tariffs as hordes of protesting workers grounded business activities in Abuja today (Monday). Related: Labour, Civil Societies Shut Down Abuja...
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