NERC said the action of the previous management in contending the decision of the regulator on “the control of BEDC has been primarily unsettling for customers in Edo, Ekiti, Delta and Ondo states that are reasonably concerned about continuity of their service and other stakeholders that are concerned about BEDC’s ability to meet its obligations to the market.”
It, therefore, urged the public to only support the interim board of directors stating that, “the required support to the interim board of directors as they work on ensuring continuity of service to end-use customers in the BEDC network area.” NERC stated that the clarification became necessary after a party led by Mr. Lucky Ayomoto, purportedly acting on behalf of the erstwhile board/management of BEDC, dismissed the Henry Ajagbawa led management duly recognised by NERC.
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