The company, in a statement on its X handle on Wednesday, said that the system disturbance occurred on the national grid at 11:34 am Wednesday, causing power outage across its franchise areas.
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The Electricity Generating Company announced the development to its customers on its X handle in Abuja on Friday.
The Company said this on its X handle on Saturday.
The appointment is part of the transformation agenda of the company.
The Market Operator of TCN, Ali Ahmad, disclosed in Abuja on Friday that the notice had been sent to the company.
The management of the AEDC said this in a statement it issued to the media in Abuja on Saturday.
It disclosed this on Saturday in a release, titled: “Notice of power disconnection for customers with outstanding bills.”
The electricity firm, which covers the Federal Capital Territory and some adjoining states, said this in a statement.
According to the list, Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has the highest number of consumers under Band A, while Yola Electricity Distribution Company has the lowest.
Band A customers are those who receive a minimum of 20 hours of power supply per day from the distribution company.
This threw the Red Chamber into blackout as the lawmakers awaited the restoration of public power supply.
According to the electricity distribution firm, the government agencies and offices involved owe N47,195,620,266.06.
The appointment announcement was contained in a statement by its Acting Managing Director, Victor Ojelabi.
The agreement by AEDC, Wood Factory Limited and Daybreak Power Solutions Limited was signed on Thursday.
The announcement was contained in a statement by the firm in Abuja on Wednesday.
The residents of the FCT said the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company was not living up to expectations.
Donald Etim, the Marketing Officer of the AEDC, quoted Ezeafulukwe as making the call in a statement on Sunday.
The Head of the Legal Unit of Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, Aminu Ubandoma, confirmed this to newsmen.
The management of the Electricity distribution Company made this known in a statement it issued in Abuja on Tuesday.
The electricity users who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja Monday, described the situation as ‘inhuman and insensitive’, especially during the Easter celebration.