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Delta residents demand BEDC intervention over prolonged power outage
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Delta residents demand BEDC intervention over prolonged power outage

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
Residents of Fear God Street, Bonsaac, Asaba, Delta State, have accused the Benin Electricity Distribution Company and members of the community electricity committee of abandoning them without power after several failed attempts to repair a faulty transformer. The residents alleged that they had contributed millions of naira towards the repair and replacement of electricity transformers Read More: https://punchng.com/delta-residents-demand-bedc-intervention-over-prolonged-power-outage/

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