The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) has recently announced a reduction in tariffs for its customers in the South-East region of Nigeria. This decision comes after widespread discontent and protests against the high electricity tariffs imposed on consumers by various distribution companies.
In response to the public outcry and complaints about the increased electricity tariffs, EEDC has taken steps to lower the charges for its customers in the South-East. This move is aimed at alleviating the financial burden on consumers who have been negatively impacted by the previous tariff hikes.
Customers in areas serviced by EEDC, such as Owerri in Imo State, have reported experiencing improved services and more stable power supply following the tariff reduction. The adjustment in tariffs is expected to benefit both residential and commercial users in the region.
The decision by EEDC to reduce tariffs reflects a recognition of the challenges faced by consumers and a commitment to providing more affordable and reliable electricity services to customers in the South-East of Nigeria.
Overall, this development signifies a positive step towards addressing consumer concerns regarding high electricity tariffs and improving service delivery in the region.
