Yemisi Izuora
Eko Electricity Distributi
commendations for its prompt response to fault resolution from
the White Cap Chiefs delegation of the Oba of Lagos, led by the
Obanikoro of Lagos & Ido Oluwo Ile, Chief Adesoji Ajayi-Bembe.
The praise came during t
session held under the newly established Ajele District within
EKEDC’s service network.
The Ajele District, carved out of the existing Islands District, was
created to foster stronger
Lagos Island communities such as Iga Idunganran, Oba of Lagos
Palace, Adeniji Adele, Idumagbo, Broad Street, Lewis, Marina,
Leventis, Onikan, King George, and Isale-Eko.
Chief Ajayi-Bembe reaffirm
EKEDC’s efforts to curb
infractions would contribute to improved power supply across
the region. However, he also raised urgent safety concerns amid
the rainy season and called on the DisCo to enhance protective
measures—especially against
with backing from government and community stakeholders.
He urged local CDA and CDC leaders to sensitize residents against
illegal connections and
encouraging them instead to report faults through o0cial EKEDC
customer service channels.
Acting CEO of EKEDC, Mrs. Rekhiat Momoh, represented at the
event by CFO Mr. Josep
commitment to deepening
improving customer experience.
He expressed appreciation for the turnout, especially by the Oba of Lagos’ delegation. Among other topics raised were concerns over estimated billing
practices and clarity on
Addressing these, Mr. Esenwa explained:
“At Eko DisCo, we currently o
approved by the regulato
scheme and the Meter Ac
The MAF, introduced under the Presidential Metering Initiative (PMI),
aims to provide prepaid meters—currently prioritizing Band ‘A’
customers—by channelling government-backed funding through
MAP providers to address metering shortfalls.”
In his closing remarks, Mr. Esenwa appealed to customers to
assist in identifying individuals responsible for energy theft and
to report such activities, emphasizing the collective role of the
community in safeguarding
improving service delivery.