AEDC customer care number – Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc
One of the 11 electricity distribution firms that were successfully privatized and given to new investors on November 1st, 2013, is Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC).
AEDC Customer Care Standards of Performance, in line with Internationally accepted standards (IEC 60050: Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electricity).
It is for this reason that the Company continues to prioritise the improvement of power supply and technical efficiency through investment in the network to improve service delivery.
AEDC customer care number
Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc (AEDC)
Address: No. 1 Ziquinchor Street, Off IBB Way, Wuse Zone 4, Abuja.
Franchise Area: FCT, Kogi, Nasarawa & most parts of Niger States
Website: https://www.abujaelectricity.com
Facebook: @abujaelectricity
Twitter: @aedcelectricity
Instagram: @aedcelectricity
Call Centre Hotlines: 0803-907-0070, 0815-214-1414, 0815-215-1515
WhatsApp: 0815-214-1414, 0815-215-1515
Customer Call Service Hours: All the time (24/7)
Email: customercare@abujaelectricty.com
About AEDC
The Federal Capital Territory, Niger, Kogi, and Nasarawa States make up the 133,000 km2 total area of the AEDC’s franchise region.
The business is set up over the aforementioned 4 states in 39 Area Offices and 9 Regions.
This is why the company continues to place a high priority on enhancing technical efficiency and the supply of power through network investments that enhance service delivery.
AEDC is also responsible for overseeing meter installation, billing, service, and coordination of consumer credit and revenue collection.
The corporation is divided into 2 undertakings and 26 geographical business units. AEDC is aware of the need to uphold electricity quality in accordance with current Nigerian rules as set forth by NERC in their Customer Service Standards of Performance, as well as with generally recognized international standards (IEC 60050: Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electricity).
Due to this, the Business has made improving power supply and technical efficiency through network investment to lower electrical losses a top goal.
Investors make offers for AEDC as UBA eyes N13.3bn from sales
According to the United Bank for Africa (UBA) PLC, investors have made offers to purchase the bank’s shares in the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company for roughly N13.38 billion (AEDC).
The bank’s 2022 annual report and accounts, which Daily Trust was able to get on Sunday, contained this information.
Analysis of the audit report’s schedule of “Non-Current Assets Held for Sale” by the bank reveals that AEDC was worth N13.69 billion in 2021 when UBA assumed control as a result of a loan failure by the original investors, KANN Consortium.
But, after seizing the collateralized properties, UBA stated that the fair market value of these properties, less the cost of sale, was N13.38 billion.
Almost a million customers in the KANN states of Kogi, Abuja, Nasarawa, and Niger are served by AEDC, a distribution firm (DisCo).
“The Group’s policy is to pursue the timely and orderly realization of the collaterals,” it read.
The board of directors of UBA Plc approved the sale of its interest in the assets and liabilities of AEDC as soon as feasible after the foreclosure.
“After lengthy negotiations over the sale of its investment in the company, the bank is currently evaluating the offers from potential investors. After receiving the required regulatory permissions, this would be made public, UBA stated in the audited year report.
In other news, after a windstorm destroyed parts of its equipment and systems, the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company says it is now working to restore power service to Minna and the surrounding area.
According to The News Agency of Nigeria, a significant windstorm occurred on Sunday night before a significant downpour.
This information can be found in a statement made on Sunday in Minna by Alhaji Adamu Muhammed, the AEDC Niger Region’s regional public relations officer.
The management of Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, AEDC, Niger Region, desires to advise its respected customers that there will be a power supply interruption in Minna, the state capital, and its surroundings, according to the statement, titled “Public Announcement on Power Interruption.”
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