This is to notify our esteemed customers that Ikeja Electric has commenced the rollout of Prepaid Meters under the National Mass Metering Programme, approved by the Federal Government, with effect from today, Friday, October 30, 2020.
This programme is part of the Federal Government’s effort to further bridge the country’s metering gap and also cushion the effect of the Service Reflective Tariff on electricity consumers in Nigeria.
In line with this programme, Ikeja Electric Plc (IE) is committed to driving the rollout through a series of one-day metering initiative across different locations in its network. This metering initiative is designed to ensure a seamless metering process that allows customers to register and be metered on the same day after following due process.
For the first phase of the programme, which will run till the end of the year, Ikeja Electric is rolling out over 106,000 prepaid meters to customers across its six Business Units – Ikeja, Abule-Egba, Akowonjo, Oshodi, Ikorodu and Shomolu.
Beneficiaries of this programme, which will cut across all locations in IE network, will not be required to pay upfront for the installation of meters. Rather, the modalities of cost recovery for the meters will be clearly defined and communicated to the beneficiaries.
The primary objective of the National Mass Metering Program is to increase the metering rate in the country and close the gap of unmetered customers. It is also expected that it will assist in reducing Collection losses, while at the same time, increasing financial flows to achieve 100 percent market remittance obligation of the DisCos.
Part of the objectives also includes the elimination of arbitrary estimated billing, improving network monitoring capability and provision of data for market administration and investment decision-making.
Apart from its job creation potentials in the Meter value chain, the program will further strengthen the local meter value chain by increasing local meter manufacturing, assembly and deployment capacity, all in support of Nigeria’s economic recovery plan.
Once again, Ikeja Electric wishes to restate its commitment to bridging the metering gap by metering all its customers, to ensure an efficiently managed electricity supply industry that meets the yearnings of Nigerians.
My is Christian, I do apply for the prepaid metre
Lies,lies lies
I have applied for months only for ur disco to b asking for obnoxious demands including c of o and likes
And ad after suppling d documents u still ask for names day were supplied in d application
U are only interested interested in estimated billings, charging a house with two occupants Twenty20 thousand naira
PLS do d needful and supply me prepaid meter
Oladeji Razaq olayinka Esq
17 Gafari balogun st,ogudu
After going through all the protocols , i was asked pay for the prepaid meter on 20th of may.l quikly remmited the said amount the same day 20th of may,as am writting i have not been attended to,all efforts to explain to ikeja electric and mojec has not yeilded any good result.i ‘ve phsically made my to their respective offices without any result.below are my details.ARN is =IECAx8234 address 27 busura avenue agodo egbe.pse help.
If you people know how to bill each houses across the, why will you not give us our prepaid meter the same way. Are you people not tired of estimated bill, imagine someone placed on minimum wage salary and his bill is more than the minimum wage salary he receives, how will he cope with other expenses.
#endestimatedbilling
#endbadgoverment
When you refused to meter those who had actually paid. I don’t understand this media hypes on free metering.
My house at 7 Ashiru Olayinka Ire 1 Agunfoye Igbogbo Ikorodu, with account no 0101394611 has been surveyed since December 2019 , but l have not asked to make any payment and have written several emails to this effect without reasonable response from Ikeja Electric since then .Please l need one .
Thanks
Akinlabi J T
If I have paid for Meter just waiting for installation of my Meter How do I benefit the free Prepaid Meter or the IKJ Electric will use my money for air time ?
Ikeja electric is a scam, they are not ready yet
I am a resident of 5, Fatai Oluyole street, Damilola Bus stop Aboru, Iyana-Ipaja, Lagos. We have been surveyed for long
MANY OF THE CIVIL SERVANTS IN OFFICES THOUGHT THEY ARE DOING YOU A FAVOUR WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE RENDERING SERVICES THEY EARN SALARY FOR. THE PHCN PEOPLE ARE NOT LEFT OUT OF THIS UNACCEPTABLE AND UNGODLY BEHAVIOR. THEY CAN BY THIS THEIR INFORMATION BEGIN TO RESTITUTE THEIR WAYS BY PUTTING ACTION INTO WHAT THEY HAVE SAID. IF YOUR SERVICE MAKES PEOPLE SAD AND DISAPPOINTED THEN YOU ARE NOT PART OF THE GOOD PEOPLE OF NIGERIA WHO ARE READY TO PUT SMILES INTO OTHER PEOPLE’S FACE BY ACTING RIGHT. BE FORETOLD WHAT YOU DO GOOD OR BAD WILL TRAIL YOU ALL THROUGH YOUR LIFETIME. IKEJA ELECTRIC MANAGEMENT PLEASE BE TRUTHFUL TO YOUR WORDS.
Ikeja Electric, don’t wait until people have completely lost faith in you and decide to move against you. A stitch in time saves nine. Give people prepaid meters. We have a right to be metered, unless you are enjoying the exploitation of already weary citizens.
It is all lies as payment for prepaid made since June 2020 is yet to be installed.
I bought units I was debited I have tried several to load the token and I not going through I generated a 20digit number still unable to load what do I do???
Enter ur metre acct number, press the #key and then enter ur 20digit token
How can i apply for my prepaid meter
I will like to have one if you can provide it. Thank you.
Mercy estate off adeogun street,mowokekere busstop ikorodu Lagos.i have apply for prepaid sinece a month now not yet bringing for installation am still hoping for it please.am tied for disconnect my light when am at work please.