Osibodu was the Chairperson of the Private Committee at the inaugural Ehingbeti Summit in 2000.
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The Spokesperson and President of EDOSCO, Omobude Agho, accused the Managing Director of the BEDC, Funke Osibodu, of taking customers in states where it operates: Edo, Delta, Ekiti and Ondo, for granted in discharging its duties
Funke Osibodu, the Managing Director of the Benin Electricity Distribution Company, has alleged that 50 per cent of power generated in Nigeria is stolen by consumers across the country.
The BEDC and TCN resolved that they would continue to work together as critical, dependent partners in the power sector value chain.
Speaking in response to media queries, ANED’s Executive Director for Research and Advocacy, Chief Sunday Oduntan, said the umbrella body was displeased by the recent treatment of BEDC’s Managing Director, Funke Osibodu, by the Governor during a visit by the House of Representatives Committee on Power to Edo State.
The MD was part of a team to the Governor’s Office for a meeting but was asked to leave for failing to meet obligations to electricity consumers and throwing the state into darkness for weeks.
The BEDC Managing Director, Funke Osibodu, made the assertion in Benin on Monday at a news conference.
Senator Abaribe gave the advice in Benin on Saturday at a news conference shortly after a meeting with the consumers and management of the Benin Electricity Distribution Company.
Funke Osibodu, the Managing Director of BEDC, told newsmen in Benin that the six outstanding TCN failed transformers have yet to be repaired.
The company’s Chief Executive, Funke Osibodu, gave the assurance during a meeting with the Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, in Ado-Ekiti on Tuesday.
The Benin Electricity Distribution Company says it has recruited no fewer than 1,400 personnel in the past four years to boost its workforce for better service delivery.
Through the alliance, BEDC has injected a crop of young, energetic and dynamic employees that are now conversant with the problems, challenges and prospects of the power industry
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