Consumers shouldn’t pay to replace phased-out meters, FCCPC tells DisCos

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Consumers shouldn’t pay to replace phased-out meters, FCCPC tells DisCos
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The FCCPC said it observed that the impending transition has raised anxieties among consumers, particularly over the financial implications of replacing the outdated meters.

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Ikeja Electric recently announced that Unistar prepaid meters, introduced over a decade ago, would cease functioning after 14 November, due to technological upgrades and the Token Identifier rollover issue. , Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency , and all eleven distribution companies. These discussions aim to ensure transparency in the metering process and protect consumers from unjust costs.

The FCCPC reassured the public that it remains dedicated to advocating for consumers and holding service providers accountable to ensure fairness and transparency throughout the meter upgrade process.

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