The Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO) has advised customers within its franchise area to utilise alternative payment channels when paying their electricity bills and purchasing meter tokens.
This is due to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) deadline of accepting old denomination of N1,000, N500, and N200.
This was contained in a statement issued by the Head, Corporate Communications, Sani Bala-Sani, on Thursday.
He stated that customers could easily utilise KEDCO various electronic options available, instead of going through the stress of joining long queues to withdraw money for settlement of their electricity bills or purchase of prepaid meter (PPM) tokens.
Bala-Sani said: “This will reduce unnecessary stress for both parties and ensure compliance with Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) policy of cashless transactions.
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“Various alternative payment options include web-based, internet banking and USSD code through *389*16*Account meternumber#.”
Bala-Sani assured customers of user-friendliness and automatic payment receipt will be instantly generated, reflecting amount paid in customer billing account.
He stated that KEDCO was running a debt discount promo where customers could settle their outstanding debt, using old series of N200, N500, and N1,000 to enjoy up to 25 per cent discount until January 30
Bala-Sani noted that as part of management cardinal objectives, KEDCO was now in better position to offer innovative solutions for improved service delivery and enhanced customer experience.
He advised customers to take advantage of the five days promo as well as alternative channels to pay their electricity bills promptly.
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