The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) says it has expended N10 billion on the procurement and installation of certified prepaid meters for its customers within the South-East.
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Angered by the disconnection, the state government has commenced moves to demolish the EEDC office in Owerri, the Imo State capital.
The company’s Head, Communications, Emeka Ezeh, in a statement on Wednesday in Enugu dissociated the company from the criminal activity.
The Head Communications of EEDC, Emeka Ezeh, said this in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria in Enugu on Monday.
Ezeh said the company was already putting palliative measures in place to attend to the power supply needs of the communities.
Emeka Ezeh, the EEDC’s Head of Communications, said in a statement in Enugu on Friday that a middle aged man was also electrocuted while vandalising electrical installations.
The Head, Communications of EEDC, Emeka Ezeh, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Enugu.
Ezeh told the News Agency of Nigeria in Enugu on Wednesday that the transformers were lost within the past two weeks.
He said: “I feel extremely fulfilled looking at where we are coming from where virtually there was no structure and we had nobody to refer to and we didn’t really have any reference point
Ezeh disclosed this at the 2016 Retreat on Public Procurement for Federal Permanent Secretaries in Lagos, with theme: “The Public Procurement Act (PPA) 2007: An Effective Tool for Delivering More for Less
The DG expressed concern over the way many international companies that handled huge construction projects in Nigeria were shrinking or closing operations
Ezeh, who made the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, said the amount was saved in 2014
Ezeh said that it was important for NDC’s senior military officers to be familiar with good procurement processes as a strategic tool for good governance
He said that when the Procurement Act was properly followed, good governance and honesty in the award and execution of contracts would be maintained
Ezeh made this known at the Bureau’s Annual Contractors, Consultants and Service Providers Forum of Federal Government Ministries, Agencies and Departments in Abuja
According to him, the greed to bid for higher paying contracts in various government organisations was responsible for the frequent submissions of fake documents by contractors
The statement by the BPP Public Relations Officer, Tommy Odemwingie, said its Director-General, Emeka Ezeh, gave the figure while receiving a delegation from the Nigerian Institute of Estate Surveyors and Valuers