The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has said the electricity tariffs being paid by consumers will increase in April this year.

NERC disclosed this in its ‘December 2019 Minor Review of Multi-Year Tariff Order 2015 and Minimum Remittance Order for the Year 2020,’ which was dated December 31, 2019.

It said the order, effective from January 1, 2020, was issued to reflect the impact of changes in the minor review variables in the determination of cost-reflective tariffs and relevant tariff and market shortfalls for 2019 and 2020.

According to NERC, all Discos are obligated to settle their market invoices in full as adjusted and netted off by applicable tariff shortfall.

It said, “All FGN intervention from the financing plan of the PSRP for funding tariff shortfall shall be applied through NBET and the market operator to ensure 100 per cent settlement of invoices issued by market participants,”

“Effectively, this order places a freeze on the tariffs of TCN and administrative charges until April 2020 at the rates applied in generating MO invoices for the period of January to October 2019.”

Pentasoft1978:
which of the electricity, is it the one I have not seen for 2 years in my neighborhood ? or is they any other electricity?

HITdemUP:
Next level of extortion

Yungmil:
Pls let's just sell this country. I have buyers already.

okorotalkative:
Issokay, just give us prepaid meter. Me and people wey dey live for chevron dey pay the same amount for electricity. Only difference be say dem get 24hrs.

35 to 40k every month na wetin IKEJA dey bill me be that o.

I just dey pray make dem gimme prepaid this year, na then una go know say i sabi manage electricity