The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) has announced plans to disconnect several high-profile customers from its power network due to outstanding debts. The affected customers include the Nigerian Police Force, Army Headquarters, and other government agencies.
In a statement released on Saturday, AEDC listed the affected customers, which also include the Federal Capital Development Authority, Kogi State Government, Niger State Government, and various federal ministries.
The company stated that it will commence disconnection on June 3, 2024, and urged all customers with debts to pay before the deadline to avoid service interruption. AEDC emphasized that timely payment of electricity bills is crucial for the continued operation and enhancement of its infrastructure.
The affected customers include:
– Nigerian Army Headquarters
– Nigerian Air Force Headquarters
– Defence Headquarters
– Nigerian Police Force
– Federal Capital Development Authority
– Kogi State Government
– Niger State Government
– Nigerian Army Barracks
– Power House
– SGF House I
– Head of Service
– Federal Ministry of Education
– Federal Ministry of Women Affairs
– Federal Ministry of Industry
– Federal Ministry of Trade
– Federal Ministry of Interior
– Federal Ministry of Water Resources
– National Stadium
– Goodluck Jonathan Athletics Hall
– Federal Ministry of Finance
– Federal Ministry of Education
– National Planning Commission (Budget)
– Federal Ministry of Works
– Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Abuja
Customers can contact AEDC through various channels, including phone numbers (08039070070, 08152141414, and 08152151515) and social media handles (@abujaelectricity), for further inquiries.