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Nigeria’s metering rate jumps to 63% as unmetered electricity customers drop to 4.7 million

Source: Premium Times

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Premium Times reported on 16 Oct 2026: Nigeria’s metering rate jumps to 63% as unmetered electricity customers drop to 4.7 million.

Metered customers in Nigeria increased from 7,903,819 in July to 8,045,565 in August, the data showed, representing a 1.8 per cent increase.

— Premium Times
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Grids decide whether generation becomes power that homes and businesses can rely on. Generation mix, transmission and distribution losses, and tariffs together shape reliability and the case for investment.

62.5% of people in Nigeria had electricity in 2024

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