Despite the recent increase in prices of electricity-prepaid meters, the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has said customers, who made payment under the Meter Asset Providers scheme will not be affected.
The cost of meters has surged, with a single-phase meter now priced at N81,975.16, from N58,661.69, while a three-phase meter has increased to N143,836.10 from N109,684.36.Attending to issues affecting customers at a Customer Complaints and Engagement Forum, he said that good service delivery would remain a priority for the organisation.
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