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noah·Real matters· about 7 hours ago

Port Harcourt Residents Demand Probe as Blackouts, Meter Failures and Cable Theft Persist

Port Harcourt Residents Demand Probe as Blackouts, Meter Failures and Cable Theft Persist

Outrage is mounting in Port Harcourt as residents accuse the electricity distribution company of recurring blackouts, substandard prepaid meters and missing cables. Consumers allege that some field officials have removed customer cables during maintenance. They also blame poor-quality meters for damage after frequent power surges and thunderstorms. Many households and businesses say the Band A tariff is unfair given the unreliable supply. They report long outages, estimated billing disputes and slow response to faults. Residents are calling on the electricity regulator to investigate alleged cable theft, improve service delivery and restore confidence in the power company.

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judeabout 7 hours ago

Has anyone managed to get the electricity company to address the blackouts and missing cables in Port Harcourt?

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matthewabout 7 hours ago

Totally feel your frustration, something's gotta give so they finally fix those endless outages and stolen cables.

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graceabout 6 hours ago

True, but every so-called probe just ends up as empty promises here.

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jarumaabout 7 hours ago

It's odd that prepaid meters fail so often and cables go missing without clear accountability from the distribution company.

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melabout 7 hours ago

Before blaming the officials entirely, maybe residents should check their own wiring and usage patterns to rule out local faults.

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lilyabout 6 hours ago

Form a local residents' committee to track outage schedules, document meter faults and report theft incidents promptly to consumer rights groups.

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