In line with its commitment to improve customer experience and further promote excellent service delivery, Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company Plc (IBEDC), has created 13 new customer care offices in Ogun State as the first phase of this initiative.
According to a release by IBEDC, the newly created offices are to ensure easier accessibility and convenience for customers. This, IBEDC says, will lead to stronger interactions and feedback and also facilitate quick robust responses to customers’ enquiries and complaints.
Speaking at the launch of the offices, the company’s Chief Operating Officer (COO), John Ayodele, noted that the expansion of its customer care offices is a deliberate attempt to bring services closer to the customers.
He said: “As a customer-oriented company, we are constantly developing initiatives and services that deliberately bring us closer to the customers, right where they live or do business.”
Ayodele explained that the offices are strategically located across Ogun State in Owode-Yewa, Itele, Ilogbo, Magboro, Ogijo, Ilaro, Ifo, Mowe, Imo, Ago- Iwoye, Ijebu- Ife, Ashimolowo and Olumo communities.
He further noted that the offices are located far from the regional office at Abeokuta to remove the stress of travelling long distances to get complaints resolved. Ayodele urged customers to take advantage of the customer care office nearest to them to enjoy better and faster service in addition to a 24/7 customer care platform on 07001239999 and [email protected]
He concluded by stating that this is the first phase of the initiative across its franchise.
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