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AEDC targets 100% metering for 1.2m customers

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The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company says it is targeting 100% metering for its 1.2 million customers to eliminate estimated billing and improve serv Read More: https://punchng.com/aedc-targets-100-metering-for-1-2m-customers/

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