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FG Moves To End Estimated Billing

FG Moves To End Estimated Billing

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The Federal Government is preparing to roll out seven million electricity meters across Nigeria in a fresh push to tackle the long-standing problem of estimated billing.

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The initiative is aimed at helping millions of electricity consumers receive bills based on their actual power usage rather than projections.

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The planned deployment is expected to reduce the metering gap that has affected households and businesses for years.

Many customers have repeatedly complained about receiving bills they consider excessive due to the absence of prepaid meters.


Officials believe the programme will improve transparency in the electricity sector and strengthen trust between consumers and distribution companies.

Accurate metering is also expected to improve revenue collection and reduce disputes over electricity charges.


The nationwide exercise forms part of broader efforts to improve power sector performance and service delivery.

Once implemented, millions of Nigerians are expected to gain access to proper metering, bringing relief to consumers who have long demanded an end to estimated billing.

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