The management of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) has urged Christians and Nigerians to embrace love in the spirit of Easter celebrations.
In a statement on Friday, the Managing Director, IBEDC, Engineer Kingsley Achife, stressed the significance of Easter, highlighting its essence of love, renewal and sacrifice, which are fundamental principles for societal harmony and progress.
Achife urged all citizens, particularly Christians, to embody the spirit of love and compassion, fostering unity and collective prosperity.
He also reaffirmed IBEDC’s commitment to providing good service delivery throughout the Easter festivities, while assuring customers that the company’s technical team will be on standby to promptly address any electrical faults that may arise during the period.
Achife said, “To ensure seamless assistance, our customer care line will remain operational to address inquiries and reports promptly.
“In response to customer needs, IBEDC offices will remain open during the Easter holidays from 9am to 3pm. Customers can also reach us via email.”
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The Managing Director also cautioned against the engagement of unqualified individuals to handle electrical issues within communities, emphasising the importance of adhering to safety protocols and proper earthing of premises.
He underscored the dangers of tampering with electrical installations, stressing that such actions are not only illegal but also pose huge risks to electrical accidents.
Achife also urged motorists to exercise caution on the roads and avoid driving under the influence of alcohol and to adhere to traffic regulations to prevent accidents involving electrical infrastructure.
He also encouraged customers to utilise IBEDC’s hassle-free payment platforms to settle their bills and purchase electricity units conveniently, thereby avoiding service disruptions.
Among these platforms is the newly launched IBEDCPAY app, accessible to both Android and iOS users. Other payment options include i-recharge, Quickteller, Payarena, Jumia, Watu, Buypower and ATM.
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