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DisCos install 241,590 meters amid billing complaints

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Nigerian DisCos installed 241,590 electricity meters in early 2026, yet millions remain unmetered, fueling estimated billing complaints. Learn more about t Read More: https://punchng.com/discos-install-241590-meters-amid-billing-complaints/

DisCos install 241,590 meters amid billing complaints

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