It's that time of the month again and nepa bill is here imagine someone in a one bedroom apartment paying 14500. The bill is 58000 when you divide it by 4 apartment it's 14500. For a place like ikorodu it's crazy. As at Feb this year I was paying 8000 plus
What will those in lekki and vi pay?

Do you have up to 22 hours light?


There's no solution to this except you get a pre-paid metre.

It will keep increasing.

Go and buy prepaid meter simple.

okeysoninv:
Go and buy prepaid meter simple.

doggedfighter:
Do you have up to 22 hours light?


There's no solution to this except you get a pre-paid metre.

It will keep increasing.

Is it available?NEPA don't give out prepaid meter to a random customer.It is available for VIPs.

Revolution2022:

Is it available?NEPA don't give out prepaid meter to a random customer.It is available for VIPs.

it's available, not for free. Go and buy it won't take you 1 month for them to install it

I paid 7k for 24hrs light in Gusau, Zamfara state for 4 bedroom building but I paid 5k whenever the light is not up to 20hrs in some days because of the faulty transformer.

In satellite town we paid forty eight thousand naira for two units of room and parlour self-contains. They even said the prepaid meters are worser nowadays, especially for those using refrigerators and ACs.

Dest8sman:
They even said the prepaid meters are worser nowadays, especially for those using refrigerators and ACs.

The people telling you this are lying to you

Dest8sman:
In satellite town we paid forty eight thousand naira for two units of room and parlour self-contains. They even said the prepaid meters are worser nowadays, especially for those using refrigerators and ACs.

big lie I live in Bonsaac area in Asaba

We use to have light like 22hrs+ a day prepaid meter is my saving grace

doggedfighter:
Do you have up to 22 hours light?


There's no solution to this except you get a pre-paid metre.

It will keep increasing.

To be fair ikorodu light is good, on a average of 17 to 20 hours light a day

On the issue of meter, we have been waiting for nepa to bring ours for some time now. Things are hard already it's like all the money I make a month goes into rent and bills, it's frustrating. I am beginning to think of looking for a house mate, it's just the drama that goes with having a roommate I don't want

Teetee777:
I paid 7k for 24hrs light in Gusau, Zamfara state for 4 bedroom building but I paid 5k whenever the light is not up to 20hrs in some days because of the faulty transformer.

7k in a day? Did I read correctly?

Newdawn30:


7k in a day? Did I read correctly?

Montly

Newdawn30:



To be fair ikorodu light is good, on a average of 17 to 20 hours light a day

On the issue of meter, we have been waiting for nepa to bring ours for some time now. Things are hard already it's like all the money I make a month goes into rent and bills, it's frustrating. I am beginning to think of looking for a house mate, it's just the drama that goes with having a roommate I don't want

Getting a room mate has it's challenges but if your house is built in such a way that each will occupy his own room but share the bathroom. Then you can try it and see if you can share costs so save.

Teetee777:
I paid 7k for 24hrs light in Gusau, Zamfara state for 4 bedroom building but I paid 5k whenever the light is not up to 20hrs in some days because of the faulty transformer.

Looks like the South is still subsidising electricity for the North even. Otherwise, how else do you explain this fuckery explained here?!

Ikaeniyan0:
The people telling you this are lying to you

I own a three bedroom apartment with all the necessary electronics, appliances and gadgets, and the least I spend on electricity is 36K per month. Light stays between 16 to 20hours daily, supplied by AEDC.

BoldBrainz:


I own a three bedroom apartment with all the necessary electronics, appliances and gadgets, and the least I spend on electricity is 36K per month. Light stays between 16 to 20hours daily, supplied by AEDC.

Are you using a prepaid meter?

Ikaeniyan0:
Are you using a prepaid meter?

I am. Actually gotten sometime in November last year.

BoldBrainz:


I am. Actually gotten sometime in November last year.

You will have to find a way to lower your consumption. I live alone in a mini flat with all the necessary electronics, appliances and gadgets, and I only buy 7k per month which I don't even finish sef. I only spend most of my time at home on weekends. Find ways to limit your consumption, is in your hand except you're using it to make money or you have kids.

Revolution2022:

Is it available?NEPA don't give out prepaid meter to a random customer.It is available for VIPs.

they just come here and talk ignorantly,prepaid meter is for VIPs...I'm not even sure you have seen one before.

doggedfighter:


Getting a room mate has it's challenges but if your house is built in such a way that each will occupy his own room but share the bathroom. Then you can try it and see if you can share costs so save.

Okay

It’s so much easier to get a prepaid meter.

Go here and register

https://kyc.ikejaelectric.com/sign-in

It’s change and now smartkyc

So unless una dey use light for welding business why are you allowing ikeja electric to rob you dry.

Newdawn30:
It's that time of the month again and nepa bill is here imagine someone in a one bedroom apartment paying 14500. The bill is 58000 when you divide it by 4 apartment it's 14500. For a place like ikorodu it's crazy. As at Feb this year I was paying 8000 plus
What will those in lekki and vi pay?

Check all your light bulbs and make sure is low energy 5watts I will find out the good model for you and see your bill drop.

I use to pay 3k a month for 3 bedroom and had all comforts save for the very large tv( I no like loud noise so no need). I now use inverter do not want to deal with Nepa current or petrol.

BoldBrainz:


I own a three bedroom apartment with all the necessary electronics, appliances and gadgets, and the least I spend on electricity is 36K per month. Light stays between 16 to 20hours daily, supplied by AEDC.