The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, IBEDC has launched its 24-hour ‘Mobile Map’ campaign in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, in a bid to ease the process of metering for social and economic growth.  

According to IBEDC, the new metering initiative would help to address the lingering meter deficit for optimum performance.

The IBEDC crew moved round major parts of Ibadan, including Ring Road, Challenge, Iyaganku, Dugbe, Mokola, Sango, Ojoo, Moniya and environs to spread the news through direct talks and distribution of fliers.

Some of the customers were metered during the campaign on Tuesday.

The Business Manager, Ojoo Business Hub of IBEDC, Mr Joel Ikechukwu Ojiakor, said: “The benefit is that it is seamless, it is easy and equally a ground breaking initiative for the company, the contractors, customers and for the economy in general. 

“We would not have shortage of meters because we have more than enough that would go round the customers within the metropolis. As people are buying, we are replacing our stock.

“I am sure we are going to have positive feedbacks and testimonies from our customers. We try to reduce the timeframe for our customers to get it. I cover Ojoo Business Hub, but the scheme covers other IBEDC offices in Ibadan like Molete, Apata and the rest”, he stated.

Assuring citizens of its quality, he added that the brand is very durable as it had passed the quality assurance test.

To acquire one of the new meters, he said that the customers should approach any of the IBEDC offices in Ibadan with their bills.

“One of our staff would follow the customer to his house to ascertain the type of meter to use and to ensure that the wires that connect the house were not connected illegally. 

“When that is ascertained to be okay, within 24 hours, you would be connected”, he said.

Meanwhile, Kehinde Aramide, Project Manager, Protogy Global Service Limited said: “The metres have 10 years warranty. Every of our meters had been certified as they had gone through quality control test. We are very sure that the meters would not have any issue. But even if it does, we have standby engineers on ground to resolve any issue immediately.”

One of the customers, Chairman, Okada Riders Association at Ojoo Roundabout, Solomon Oladeji, also expressed excitement that the meter could be procured and installed within 24 hours.

“It is good to learn that I can get a meter with ease. Some people had been duped in the process of trying to get prepaid meters”, he added.

The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, IBEDC has launched its 24-hour ‘Mobile Map’ campaign in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, in a bid to ease the process of metering for social and economic growth.  

According to IBEDC, the new metering initiative would help to address the lingering meter deficit for optimum performance.

The IBEDC crew moved round major parts of Ibadan, including Ring Road, Challenge, Iyaganku, Dugbe, Mokola, Sango, Ojoo, Moniya and environs to spread the news through direct talks and distribution of fliers.

Some of the customers were metered during the campaign on Tuesday.

The Business Manager, Ojoo Business Hub of IBEDC, Mr Joel Ikechukwu Ojiakor, said: “The benefit is that it is seamless, it is easy and equally a ground breaking initiative for the company, the contractors, customers and for the economy in general. 

“We would not have shortage of meters because we have more than enough that would go round the customers within the metropolis. As people are buying, we are replacing our stock.

“I am sure we are going to have positive feedbacks and testimonies from our customers. We try to reduce the timeframe for our customers to get it. I cover Ojoo Business Hub, but the scheme covers other IBEDC offices in Ibadan like Molete, Apata and the rest”, he stated.

Assuring citizens of its quality, he added that the brand is very durable as it had passed the quality assurance test.

To acquire one of the new meters, he said that the customers should approach any of the IBEDC offices in Ibadan with their bills.

“One of our staff would follow the customer to his house to ascertain the type of meter to use and to ensure that the wires that connect the house were not connected illegally. 

“When that is ascertained to be okay, within 24 hours, you would be connected”, he said.

Meanwhile, Kehinde Aramide, Project Manager, Protogy Global Service Limited said: “The metres have 10 years warranty. Every of our meters had been certified as they had gone through quality control test. We are very sure that the meters would not have any issue. But even if it does, we have standby engineers on ground to resolve any issue immediately.”

One of the customers, Chairman, Okada Riders Association at Ojoo Roundabout, Solomon Oladeji, also expressed excitement that the meter could be procured and installed within 24 hours.

“It is good to learn that I can get a meter with ease. Some people had been duped in the process of trying to get prepaid meters”, he added.