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Kitiriko community drag AEDC to court for over billing

Suleiman by Suleiman
March 6, 2025
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Kitiriko community drag AEDC to court for over billing

 

BY UTHMAN BABA-SIRAJDEEN, MINNA.

Kitiriko Community in Chanchaga local government area of Niger State,has dragged the Abuja Electricity Company (AEDC) to a Minna Chief Magistrate court Number One for over Billings.

The Spokesman Of the Community Engr. Ibrahim Adamu Haruna who disclosed that the Community has been existing without power supply for the last seven months yet the Abuja Electricity Company AEDC has been subjecting them to multiple Billings.

Speaking with Journalists in Minna Thursday, Engr. Adamu Ibrahim stated that as a result of the plight of the community that has been subjected to total blackout for over seven months, governor Umar Mohammed Bago donated a big transformer to the community.
According to him since the donation of the transformer, the community were trying to contribute for the purchase of some accessories that will power the transformer,
“but the AEDC keep on over billings us without any reasons which informed our decision to drag them to court to stop them from unnecessary billing us’

” We are in court with AEDC for the court to prevail on them to stop them from this multiple Billings without enjoying the Service we are paying for

” We are asking the court to prevail on them to stop the AEDC from the over billings Kutiriko
Community. For the past seven months they keep bringing bill to us. We approached the court seeking redress and to also stop them from overbilling” he told Journalists.

Engr Adamu Ibrahim also explained that the AEDC deliberately refused to install the cable and other accessories that was needed for the installation of the transformer for the community “yet they are overbilling us without any reason”

When the the case came up for hearing before Chief Magistrate Hajiya Ummul Khatum Mohammed the defense counsel Barrister Danjuma Mohammed told the court that the AEDC has approached the plaintiff for settlement out of court. she then adjourned the case to the 18th of March, 2025.


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