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- Mon 16 Apr 2018, 8:04 am
- Search in: General Chatting Room
- Topic: Nigerian Electricity Bill Higher Than House Rent, Why?
- Replies: 85
- Views: 3297
Why on earth should monthly Nepal bill be higher than monthly house rent?
NEPA BILL HIGHER THAN HOUSE RENT...
Please I want to confirm something... Is it only in Aba, Abia state that EEDC gives people this kind of crazy estimated bill?
Yesterday I returned home and saw this bill on my door only to open it and saw #20,979.82 as my bill for a month. One month ooooo.
Note, this is only for one flat. The second flat in my compound got the same amount which means, the two flats in my compound will pay
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This is just a residential building not factory oooo. So, I want to ask is this the new method now?Meanwhile I have applied for meter and till now no sign of it.
EEDC is holding southeast residents ransom with outrageous bills for darkness, EEDC should be closed down, we have lots of broken down transformers etc that are yet to be fixed, I even heard the owner is an Igbo man not hausa man but if you go to the north or Abuja they have steady power supply with meters.
Am surprised our youths are not protesting against outrageous bills by EEDC in southeast we are tired of complaining.
This is becoming disgusting and criminal.
NEPA BILL HIGHER THAN HOUSE RENT...
Please I want to confirm something... Is it only in Aba, Abia state that EEDC gives people this kind of crazy estimated bill?
Yesterday I returned home and saw this bill on my door only to open it and saw #20,979.82 as my bill for a month. One month ooooo.
Note, this is only for one flat. The second flat in my compound got the same amount which means, the two flats in my compound will pay
[ltr]#41k[/ltr]
+
This is just a residential building not factory oooo. So, I want to ask is this the new method now?Meanwhile I have applied for meter and till now no sign of it.
EEDC is holding southeast residents ransom with outrageous bills for darkness, EEDC should be closed down, we have lots of broken down transformers etc that are yet to be fixed, I even heard the owner is an Igbo man not hausa man but if you go to the north or Abuja they have steady power supply with meters.
Am surprised our youths are not protesting against outrageous bills by EEDC in southeast we are tired of complaining.
This is becoming disgusting and criminal.
- Wed 07 Mar 2018, 7:42 am
- Search in: Politics
- Topic: HISTORY OF FUEL PRICE INCREASES IN NIGERIA SINCE 1973
- Replies: 1
- Views: 651
HISTORY OF FUEL PRICE INCREASES IN NIGERIA SINCE 1973
1.Gowon 6k to 8.5k. 1973
2.Murtala. 8.5k. to. 9k. 1976
3.OBJ 9k. to 15.3k. 1978
4. Shagari. 15.3k. to 20k. 1982
5. IBB. 20k. to 39.5k. 1986
6. IBB. 39.5. to 42k. 1988
7. IBB. 42k to. 60k. 1989
8. IBB. 60k. to. 70k. 1991
9. IBB. 70k. to. #5.00. 1993
9. Abacha. #5. to. # 3.25. 1993
10 Abacha. 3.25. to #15. 1994
11 Abacha. #15. to. #11. 1994
12 Abdulsa. #11. to. # 20. 1999.
13 OBJ. #20. to. #22. 2000
14. OBJ. #22. to. #26. 2002
15. OBJ. #26. to. # 42. 2003
16 OBJ. #42. to. # 50. 2004
17. OBJ. # 50. to. #65. 2004
18 OBJ. #65. to. # 75. 2007
19. Yaradua. #75. to #65. 2007
20. GEJ. #65. to. # 97. 2012
21 BUHARI. # 97. to #145. 2016
Who's the best leader among them??????
Answer by number.
1.Gowon 6k to 8.5k. 1973
2.Murtala. 8.5k. to. 9k. 1976
3.OBJ 9k. to 15.3k. 1978
4. Shagari. 15.3k. to 20k. 1982
5. IBB. 20k. to 39.5k. 1986
6. IBB. 39.5. to 42k. 1988
7. IBB. 42k to. 60k. 1989
8. IBB. 60k. to. 70k. 1991
9. IBB. 70k. to. #5.00. 1993
9. Abacha. #5. to. # 3.25. 1993
10 Abacha. 3.25. to #15. 1994
11 Abacha. #15. to. #11. 1994
12 Abdulsa. #11. to. # 20. 1999.
13 OBJ. #20. to. #22. 2000
14. OBJ. #22. to. #26. 2002
15. OBJ. #26. to. # 42. 2003
16 OBJ. #42. to. # 50. 2004
17. OBJ. # 50. to. #65. 2004
18 OBJ. #65. to. # 75. 2007
19. Yaradua. #75. to #65. 2007
20. GEJ. #65. to. # 97. 2012
21 BUHARI. # 97. to #145. 2016
Who's the best leader among them??????
Answer by number.
