Nigeria's electricity regulator hikes tariffs for wealthier consumers
Nigeria's electricity regulator on Wednesday approved an increase in electricity tariffs for wealthier consumers in Africa's most populous nation, it said in a statement. The vice chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Musiliu Oseni, said the increase took effect immediately. for just under 15% of the customer population in the Nigerian electricity supply industry," Oseni said.
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Nigeria's electricity regulator on Wednesday approved an increase in electricity tariffs for wealthier consumers in Africa's most populous nation, it said in a statement.
The vice chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Musiliu Oseni, said the increase took effect immediately. "The commission has approved a rate review of 225 naira per killowatt hour from a maximum of 68 naira per kilowatt hour ... for just under 15% of the customer population in the Nigerian electricity supply industry," Oseni said.
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