Power just got cut to four hours a day for some Lagos customers. Eko Disco downgraded seven feeders from its top service band, confirming the move on its social media page. The affected areas now receive significantly less electricity under the service-based tariff structure. This system groups users by daily power supply hours, with the lowest band guaranteeing only four.
The downgraded feeders include Palace Road on Lagos Island and Army Resettlement in Mushin, both dropped to the lowest Band E. Other areas moved down to Band C include Badore in Ajah, Beecham in Agbara, and Chevy View in Lekki. New Yaba in Akoka, Old Niger in Ajele District, and NAFDAC Isolo were also included in the downgrade.
Efforts to get clarification from the utility were unsuccessful. The company's General Manager for Corporate Communications, Babatunde Lasaki, did not answer calls placed to his mobile number.
The downgraded feeders include Palace Road on Lagos Island and Army Resettlement in Mushin, both dropped to the lowest Band E. Other areas moved down to Band C include Badore in Ajah, Beecham in Agbara, and Chevy View in Lekki. New Yaba in Akoka, Old Niger in Ajele District, and NAFDAC Isolo were also included in the downgrade.
Efforts to get clarification from the utility were unsuccessful. The company's General Manager for Corporate Communications, Babatunde Lasaki, did not answer calls placed to his mobile number.
