I use prepaid meter. For this year the rate has been about 31.81/unit. That's for residential. so 1000 naira should give you about 31 units. Also confirm your area cos the charge varies for places. Be sure as well that you were not given the one for commercial use. Just bought some units this week and it's still 31.81/unit. My area is PHC

Guess he made his money from Tipper...Lol..funny though!

How? was she deceived or they gained access to her account on their own?

just looking at the facts presented, if its true; then this administration need to wake up and stop the blame game for their failure. This is not the change they promised Nigerians. So far so good, they are still enriching themselves and distributing the wealth among themselves.

the budget was between 4.4 & 4.99tn within 2010 - 2015; and we all know how the Nigerian economy was in those years.
In 2016, we had an increment of about 2tn from that of 2015; yet it was the year Nigeria suffered recession, accompanied with high cost of living, low income earning, non-payment of workers salaries, etc.
In 2017, we had yet about 1.3tn increment from that of 2016; same scenario continued. Nothing to show for it. We keep blaming the past governments.
Now they have proposed about 1.2tn increment on the 2017 budget for 2018. That is, in 3 years, the budget has increased from 4.4tn in 2015 to 8.6tn in 2018 (proposed). Giving over double what was used in the same country in 2015 and we had the best economy in Africa then. Sometimes I'm left to wonder what change we really got: positive or negative? God help us!
I think the economist should analyse this and tell us what hope lies for Nigeria. How can we keep coming up with figures like these and there are really nothing to show for it year in, year out.