The acting managing director of the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) Plc, Francis Agoha, Monday declared that the company remains committed to powering Nigeria’s progress by delivering services that enhance lives and support economic growth.’
Agoha said this in a statement to congratulate Nigerians including IBEDC customers on the celebration of Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary.
He stated that there will be no going back in IBEDC commitment to the growth and development of Nigeria by upholding the principles of integrity, hard work, and patriotism.
“As we celebrate Nigeria’s independence, it is vital to uphold the principles of integrity, hard work, and patriotism. Electricity is the backbone of any nation’s economy, and IBEDC remains committed to powering Nigeria’s progress by delivering services that enhance lives and support economic growth,” he said.
The IBEDC acting MD added, ” As part of IBEDC’s continuous effort to support the nation, IBEDC customers should shun acts of energy theft, including meter tampering and illegal connections.
“Energy theft is not only a crime punishable by law and attracts a jail time of up to 3 years, but it also negatively impacts the quality of service for all customers. It is a disservice to the nation.”
Warning that tampering with electrical installations poses significant safety risks, including severe injuries or fatalities”, he urged customers to report cases of energy theft or suspicious activities to IBEDC to ensure the continued safety and reliability of electricity distribution in their communities.