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New electricity tariff: Step-by-step guide to check your service bands

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The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) recently approved an increase in the electricity tariff, particularly for customers under Band A.
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Customers under Band A are to enjoy 20–24 hours of electricity supply daily, while those under Band B are the ones who get a daily electricity supply of 16–20 hours; Band C is supplied with a minimum of 12–16 hours; Band D is supplied with a minimum of 8–12 hours; and Band E is supplied with a minimum of 4–8 hours.

READ ALSO: List of Lagos areas on Band A to enjoy 20hrs electricity

READ ALSO: List of Lagos areas on Band B to enjoy 16hrs electricity

READ ALSO: List of Lagos areas on Band C to enjoy 12hrs electricity

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READ ALSO: List of Lagos areas on Band D to enjoy 8hrs electricity
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The following are steps for customers of Eko electricity distribution company to check your feeder’s service band:

1. Visit https://feederinfo.ekedp.com.

2. Select and input your account number (without the ‘/’) or meter number.

3. Then click Proceed.

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READ ALSO: List of Lagos areas on Band C to enjoy 12hrs electricity
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For more information on your tariff rate, visit https://ekedp.com/tariff-plans

Experiencing any challenges with viewing your band? Kindly call our customer experience team on 07080671170, 07001235666, email us at [email protected] or visit our customer experience centres.

For customers of Ikeja electricity distribution companies, the following are steps to know your feeder bands:
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Step 1
Visit www.ikejaelectric.com

Step 2
Click on Customer Service

Step 3
Click on Customer Feeder Information

Step 4
Click on Customer Feeder Verification

Step 5
Enter your account or meter number to verify your feeder details.
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