How many units is #5000 for ikeja electricity because am currently on band B and was given 85 units.

A friend of mine on band A said he was given 30 units for 5,000.

How much do they charge in your Area per unit and which band?

Even those wey dey carry wire tap light when nepa no dey around go comment fr this thread quote units..
For me,I still get surplus,I just hope it won't be that bad when I decide to topup.

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ify2016:
How many units is #5000 for ikeja electricity because am currently on band B and was given 85 units.

A friend of mine on band A said he was given 30 units for 5,000.

How much do they charge in your Area per unit and which band?

101units

145 units. Eleyele Ibadan

Makunahatata:
Even those wey dey carry wire tap light when nepa no dey around go comment fr this thread quote units..
For me,I still get surplus,I just hope it won't be that bad when I decide to top up.

Whether they tap or not, the total consumption is captured from the meter attached to the transformer and circulated to people paying estimated billing.

MadamExcellency:


Whether they tap or not, the total consumption is captured from the meter attached to the transformer and circulated to people paying estimated billing.

haha... really?
wahala!

With Apc agbado membership card, you can get as much as 5k units.


But it's accompanied by serious flogging 😂😂

112 units.
Refinery Road Ekpan, Delta State.

ify2016:
How many units is #5000 for ikeja electricity because am currently on band B and was given 85 units.

A friend of mine on band A said he was given 30 units for 5,000.

How much do they charge in your Area per unit and which band?

69 units, initially before this tariff hike, it was 81
BEDC Ekiti

How can I check my band oo

75unitz

20 units

Yesterday I bought N10,000 worth and got 62 units

Only 20 Units

Jimeta Yola, Adamawa State. 20 units for 5000 Naira... Use to be 56 units for same amount.

Father4all:
How can I check my band oo

ask those that already have their bands. People like sunny ade, Ebenezer obey, femi Kuti, wasiu ayinde and co. They will tell you.

Even those not seeing up to 20hrs will still be charged as band A.

I think they're cheating us here in ogun state. If we recharge 5k, they remove as much as 3k and give us like 40 units, even though we pay like 20k regularly before getting the metre

5 units

It will be well.

How dem dey take calculate unit oooooo, me I no sabi... Dem no dey give us light for amuloko Ibadan

100 Units. Band C. I'm actually placed on C instead of D. I have complained. By month end, I should by 160 units for 5k

Okay I decided to recharge 1k and I got 20 units. Tariff is 46 per unit aside VAT: 930 for 20 is equal to N46 per kWh.

There is one thing I have noticed with Nigerians home and abroad. The literate ones pick a piece of information, distort it and pass it to the illiterate and misinformation continues. Mind you, there are many people on this forum that can read and write but unfortunately are still illiterate.

This is what someone posted on Facebook

The Nigerian government is asking its citizens to pay more for the electricity they barely consume. This is already a stale news but what's shocking is that the people don't seem to be bothered about it. No major protest on the streets ; it's all calm and quiet, or the usual Nigerian suffering and smiling copying mechanism.

Access to constant electricity supply is one of Nigeria's never-ending problems. It becomes really worrisome when you realise that in this country we pay for what we barely use. From time to time , the national grid collapses and the whole nation is plunged into darkness but you still have to pay for that darkness. Isn't that amazing??

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I think this will cost about 20 units, the government is insensitive

300% on band A is high

They should have done

150% on A, 75% on B, 50 on C and 25 on D rather than all the increase on A

Though most band A user are elite citizen they mostly can afford it so far there is light

Thïefnubu's strategy is stealing from the common man and sharing among his goons.

The hyke is unacceptable because I can't just imagine how Nigerians will pay 225 per kWh if electricity improves tomorrow.

So any area that start having 24hr current will start paying 225 naira per kWh, who does that.

Horpe64:
I think they're cheating us here in ogun state. If we recharge 5k, they remove as much as 3k and give us like 40 units, even though we pay like 20k regularly before getting the metre

You have outstanding on postpaid account. Say the truth.

I was given 74.4KWh for 2500 yesterday.

74units