ABUJA, Nigeria – Abuja Electricity Distribution Company customers can check their electricity tariff band online with a meter number, account number or service point information.
Okay News reports that the tariff band identifies the minimum daily supply level assigned to a feeder under Nigeria service-based tariff system. It does not guarantee uninterrupted power every day.
How to check your AEDC tariff band
- Open the official AEDC information-check portal.
- Select the available tariff or customer-information option.
- Enter the requested meter number, account number or service point number.
- Confirm the displayed feeder and tariff band.
- Save a screenshot or reference number if you need to contact customer care.
AEDC tariff bands explained
| Band | Minimum daily supply |
|---|---|
| Band A | 20 hours |
| Band B | 16 hours |
| Band C | 12 hours |
| Band D | 8 hours |
| Band E | 4 hours |
The band definitions are set out by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. The actual naira-per-kilowatt-hour tariff depends on the applicable regulatory order, customer class and current billing period.
What to do if the band looks wrong
Compare the result with the band shown on your bill or meter information. If the records conflict, contact AEDC through an official channel and provide the meter or account number, address, feeder information and a copy of the bill.
Customers who do not receive the service level attached to their band should keep a dated outage record before submitting a complaint. See our report on the NERC sanction against AEDC over tariff violations.
Safety and payment advice
- Use only AEDC official portal and verified payment channels.
- Do not share a one-time password with an unknown caller.
- Check the customer name and meter details before completing payment.
- Retain receipts and complaint reference numbers.
