PHED’s Acting Corporate Communications Manager, Chioma Aninwe, raised the alarm in a statement in Port Harcourt, stressing that such attacks had become a trend in the four states it operates in.
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Aniwe, who said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Friday in Calabar, Cross River State, however, disclosed that the distribution company had over 850,000 metering gap.
The states are Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River and Rivers.
The youths were protesting against the alleged inability by the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company to provide steady electricity at no cost to its host communities.
John Onyi, Manager, Corporate Communications, PHED, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday in Port Harcourt.
The Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company has denied plan to offer two months free electricity to customers as part of palliative to cushion the effect of lockdown occasioned by the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Akwa Ibom Government has petitioned the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission over the alleged abysmal performance of Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company in the state.
A statement issued by PHED’s Manager of Corporate Communication, John Onyi, on Monday in Port Harcourt quoted the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Naveen Kapoor as demanding the payment of the debt.
Manager of Corporate Communications of the company, John Onyi, made this known in a statement on Tuesday in Port Harcourt.
John Onyi, PHED’s Manager for Corporate Communications, made this known to the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Port Harcourt.
The company’s Manager of Corporate Communications, John Onyi, disclosed this in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Wednesday.
John Onyi, PHED’s Manager, Corporate Communication, said in a statement in Port Harcourt on Monday that the huge debt had affected the company’s operations.
John Onyi, PHED’s Manager, Corporate Communications told the News Agency of Nigeria on Friday in Port Harcourt that angry youths forcibly evicted workers from the facility.Onyie said the protesters later seized the facility, resulting to the current electricity blackout in many parts of Port Harcourt and environs
A statement by PHEDC spokesman, John Onyi, made available to the News Agency of Nigeria in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State on Wednesday, said the rainstorm destroyed the company’s facilities
John Onyi, the company’s spokesman, announced this on Tuesday in Port Harcourt in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria.
According to Onyi, the power outage will last from 10am to 5pm daily during the three-day period