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PAC summons Takoradi Hospital doctor over GH¢341,229 salary paid during study leave • FBI dismantles alleged scam operation in Ghana; 130 suspects arrest and over 300 devices seized • Minister directs contractors to speed up 24-Hour Market projects in Bono East • Atwima Nwabiagya South gives butchers one month ultimatum to relocate to new abattoir • 11-year-old boy drowns in Owabi River at Akropong • Ndejembi: Maazimio ya COP12 yaingizwe kwenye sheria, mipango ya nchi • EPL: Man City players focused despite 115-charge verdict, says Maresca • BREAKING: 20 rescued prospective corps members arrive in Oyo • الحرب في السودان: فاتورة المعيشة ودائرة الاستنزاف • NDLEA arrests 42 suspects, destroys 10 cannabis farms in Edo • ‘The cheaters are all smiling’ — Sowore accuses Tinubu, Atiku, Obi of copying his ideas • Atiku faults FG’s 30-day petrol discount, demands lasting relief • Gboko imposes curfew after protest turns violent • Troops Repel Lakurawa Attack On Kebbi Base, Recover 17 Motorcycles • MLB eyes shorter regular season, expanding Division Series to best-of-7 • Tanzania yatajwa mfano afya ya mama na mtoto • NDC, Obidients condemn FG’s 30-day petrol discount • N’Assembly warns athletes against banned substances • FG sets ₦1,350 ceiling for petrol price • Labour gives FG two-week ultimatum to revert petrol price to 2024 level • PAC summons Takoradi Hospital doctor over GH¢341,229 salary paid during study leave • FBI dismantles alleged scam operation in Ghana; 130 suspects arrest and over 300 devices seized • Minister directs contractors to speed up 24-Hour Market projects in Bono East • Atwima Nwabiagya South gives butchers one month ultimatum to relocate to new abattoir • 11-year-old boy drowns in Owabi River at Akropong • Ndejembi: Maazimio ya COP12 yaingizwe kwenye sheria, mipango ya nchi • EPL: Man City players focused despite 115-charge verdict, says Maresca • BREAKING: 20 rescued prospective corps members arrive in Oyo • الحرب في السودان: فاتورة المعيشة ودائرة الاستنزاف • NDLEA arrests 42 suspects, destroys 10 cannabis farms in Edo • ‘The cheaters are all smiling’ — Sowore accuses Tinubu, Atiku, Obi of copying his ideas • Atiku faults FG’s 30-day petrol discount, demands lasting relief • Gboko imposes curfew after protest turns violent • Troops Repel Lakurawa Attack On Kebbi Base, Recover 17 Motorcycles • MLB eyes shorter regular season, expanding Division Series to best-of-7 • Tanzania yatajwa mfano afya ya mama na mtoto • NDC, Obidients condemn FG’s 30-day petrol discount • N’Assembly warns athletes against banned substances • FG sets ₦1,350 ceiling for petrol price • Labour gives FG two-week ultimatum to revert petrol price to 2024 level

October 8, 2026|18:47

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Electrical Engineering

Edo unveils plan to end bulk electricity billing

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Edo State Government on Thursday launched a statewide debulking exercise aimed at transitioning communities from bulk electricity billing to individual customer accounts and, ultimately, individual metering. The State Commissioner for Power, Paul Usenbo, who disclosed this at a stakeholders’ engagement in Benin, described the initiative as a major step towards improving transparency, accountability and Read More: https://punchng.com/edo-unveils-plan-to-end-bulk-electricity-billing/

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