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Henceforth, Nigerians will pay more money for electricity.
According to THE CABLE, The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has approved an increase in electricity tariffs the country. A statement issued by the regulatory body also announced the removal of fixed electricity charges, saying consumers would now have to pay for “only what they consume”.
“Although, the new tariff regimes comes with an increase in energy charges, all electricity consumers (residential as well as commercial) will no longer pay fixed charges, so their total bills will depend on the electricity they actually consume and may be reduced when they conserve electricity,” the statement quoted Sam Amadi, chairman of NERC, as saying.
According to THE CABLE, The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has approved an increase in electricity tariffs the country. A statement issued by the regulatory body also announced the removal of fixed electricity charges, saying consumers would now have to pay for “only what they consume”.
“Although, the new tariff regimes comes with an increase in energy charges, all electricity consumers (residential as well as commercial) will no longer pay fixed charges, so their total bills will depend on the electricity they actually consume and may be reduced when they conserve electricity,” the statement quoted Sam Amadi, chairman of NERC, as saying.
