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Band A Electricity Tariff Is Draining Me O, Could It Be? (17070 Views)
Omoapena(m): 11:48am On May 09 |
Foodempire:. tbh, if you spend just 100k monthly for all this appliances you have, you should consider yourself lucky, my brother uses 5k per day and they only put ON 1 AC at night for 6hours. |
ECIDSGO: 11:49am On May 09 |
Guy, very sorry ooooo. Do like Aso Rock na. Get solar ![]() 1 Like |
BABANGBALI: 11:50am On May 09 |
Foodempire:japa to Ghana |
Paramount01(m): 11:51am On May 09 |
libertyfather: But is the light stable ,yes or no? Ans beside ,I always wonder why people nare comaplain.i ca decide to off my meter to just use it for 3hrs in a day but I am sure i will get the light anytime I need it 1 Like |
Omoapena(m): 11:51am On May 09 |
saphiere: same here o I just put on fan, infact, if I want to goto sitting room, will put off bedroom fan and put ON sitting room fan and i still spend roughly 30k monthly. I make use of washing machine tho |
Firebox123(m): 11:59am On May 09 |
If I talk nau people on this thread will call me a liar I rather shut up |
Foodempire: 12:00pm On May 09 |
id4sho: I have a solar inverter but it's more of a backups for lighting and fan only, it's a two battery inverter and na sun they charge am because there's always electricity. Na AC i no fit use on band A,it's a luxury to use AC both at home and in the car now. My children are not used to this, they have been complaining since we switched to a prepaid meter last November, I refused to buy a prepaid meter because of the news I've been hearing about it but nepa started bringing 194k monthly on my postpaid forcing me to switch to a prepaid meter. Nigerians earn so little nowadays because of inflation and worthless currency but end up spending more on bills, it's well. 4 Likes |
Firebox123(m): 12:01pm On May 09 |
Omoapena:i use 5k per month prepaid meter with no debt at Egbin ijede ikorodu with 24/7 uninterrupted power supply If you think I'm lying you can come by yourself to confirm that from anybody there We're using 33kv maybe that's why we have enough power supply tho 1 Like |
smasher1(m): 12:01pm On May 09 |
Foodempire: Go and get like 10kva solar system for your house and off public power supply from 6am to 6pm and possibly at night except when you are expecting visitors 1 Like |
Firebox123(m): 12:03pm On May 09 |
saphiere:are you on 11kv or 33kv feeder |
Krak(m): 12:04pm On May 09 |
saphiere: We are in exactly the same shoes. I use just the basics and I am spending 30k plus in a month. Imagine having constant light yet you are afraid to use it because of the crippling financial cost. I no longer on my smart tv, home theatre, use water heater and even the basic ones like fan, laptop, 5watt bulbs that I am using, I am loading my prepaid as if I am paying all these loan companies. I am now seriously considering buying a solar inverter for use. 1 Like |
Firebox123(m): 12:05pm On May 09 |
smasher1:if the solar system spoil nko Did you know how much to repair it Nigerian mentality ![]() 1 Like |
Firebox123(m): 12:06pm On May 09 |
Krak:keep hating on tinubu government |
Krak(m): 12:06pm On May 09 |
Firebox123: You are not on band A, or maybe you are not using a prepaid metre. |
Firebox123(m): 12:07pm On May 09 |
Krak:I'm not using prepaid meter and I'm paying 5k per month ![]() Go check ikedc website maybe ijede is not under band A We're using 33kv feeder even 11kv feeder at our side barely have 10hrs per day |
esemes256: 12:09pm On May 09 |
How much would you spend if you were running generator plus buying electricity on Band B and below?
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nwirinedu(m): 12:09pm On May 09 |
stagger: Thats because some greedy corporations hijacked power supply from government. Utilities are a basic necessity, they re not supposed to be privately owned. Electricity prices are inflated to reward a greedy minority that enjoy it for free. |
Krak(m): 12:10pm On May 09 |
Omoapena: Both your brother and the person you are quoting are not lucky. We are all very unfortunate to find ourselves in this very grievous situation. 1 Like |
Elxandre(m): 12:10pm On May 09 |
Firebox123:I'm on 33kva and expensive band A. One thing is, you might be on an old meter not migrated to band A. I have the same around me. I pay crazy bills while someone else pays cheaper in the same estate. But expect high billing to come one day sha. 1 Like |
nwirinedu(m): 12:14pm On May 09 |
Firebox123: Solar wont last, the s have a shelf life , the batteries have a shelf life , solar is useless at night and during rainy season. Get a generator instead. 1 Like |
ravensckar(m): 12:14pm On May 09 |
Juliearth:You get time dey answer that attention seeker! |
ChybuzzDD(m): 12:16pm On May 09 |
stagger: In those countries, it's not expensive when related to their minimum wages. There's no country where people's electricity bill for a 3-bed room for a month is greater than their monthly wages. Nigeria's case is weird and completely different 6 Likes |
minista94(m): 12:16pm On May 09 |
I can design a solar system that will work for all the appliances listed, Go solar, you wouldn't regret it, though the money is quite high but trust me, you'll enjoy in the long run Since September last year till date, I have not been using nepa in my house except if I want to iron my clothes, that's when i turn on Nepa Foodempire: |
Krak(m): 12:19pm On May 09 |
Firebox123: Its either you are lying or the only electronics you have in your home is only your phone with no bulbs. I am on 33 kva Band A and 5k gives me just about 22 units or so and it does not last me up to 5 days. |
nedekid: 12:20pm On May 09 |
stagger:Oga where in the world aside naija is electricity bill more than rent, more than minimum wage? Eg in UK how much is average bill £100? I doubt, must be less. The lowest earners make 1500-2000 monthly. For that you will see 60-100£ bill is payable. But in naija where few people even earn 70k minimum wage then you are spending eg 20k on nepa, another 30k to power "I you neighbour", or a better earner earning 1m monthly and using 150-200k. Compare the cost to the earning and you will see in naija own case, this is not about electricity being expensive all over the world. 3 Likes |
Juliearth(f): 12:21pm On May 09 |
blackgold2018: Okay, that makes sense. |
ajepako(f): 12:21pm On May 09 |
Typing this on solar and inverter Luckily we have been downgraded from Band A to Band B But still, l use solar and inverter more than l use nepa Look on the bright side, they can still demote you to Band B if Una go en-masse |
VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 12:22pm On May 09 |
stagger:It is not like that Nigerians with their ultra-low cheap labour wages and low purchasing power devalued currency are being forced to pay what those in advanced countries in Europe, USA, UK pay for electricity. This is very very cruel 1 Like |
arantess: 12:24pm On May 09 |
benuejosh:they way fulani dey massacre your people freely? is that the free things nigerians love? when will you have sense? 8years of buhari you were faffing around. manna vulture don get sense e remain you 1 Like |
hunterezi(m): 12:24pm On May 09 |
I spend 2k every 30 days here in Ibadan. TV, fan, laptop and bulbs only. My 2k gives me 27 on my prepaid meter
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arantess: 12:27pm On May 09 |
blackgold2018:I doubt. the meter in my house has been there for years and it was this january they upgraded to band A without any announcement. just found out when recharging. |
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