Business
NEMSA: Meter upgrade a one-time process | Credit balance will remain intact
Aliyu Tahir, managing director of NEMSA, gave the assurance in a statement in Abuja on Sunday, addressing the issue of standard transfer specifications for the upgrade of prepaid meters.
According to Tahir, his agency would ensure that all electricity meters and instruments deployed in the sector are of the right standard.
“Let me assure all electricity customers that they have nothing to fear as the meter upgrade process will not affect the credit unit balance on their meters. The credit balance will remain intact after the upgrade,” he said.
On August 23, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) asked prepaid meter users to update their meters before November next year.
The commission said prepaid meter users might face difficulties in recharging their meters after November 2024, if the required update is not done before the deadline.
- Politics7 days ago
APC withdraws from Anambra LG poll, heads to court over irregularities
- News7 days ago
‘We’re Not Barren,’ Betsy Obaseki Fires Back at Oshiomhole
- Business7 days ago
Nigeria, China sign $3.3bn deal for Brass Industrial Park
- Politics7 days ago
Reverse petrol price hike, probe NNPC, SERAP tells Tinubu .
- Politics7 days ago
I’m Not Barren, I’ve Conceived, Suffered Miscarriages, Painful Stillbirths, Edo Governor Obaseki’s Wife Replies Oshiomhole .
- News6 days ago
Group to APC Okpebholo: Explain Promise to ‘Provide Edo with Insecurity’
- News6 days ago
Prophet Fufeyin Denies Allegations of Using NAFDAC Name to Deceive Public
- News4 days ago
Bauchi Floods Claim 24 Lives, Destroy Property Worth N22bn in 16 LGAs