Many Nigerians are still paying for electricity they didn’t fully use — because they don’t have proper meters. Estimated billing is common, and it often works against consumers. This article explains the metering gap, how billing by estimate works, why it hurts you, and what you can do about it, backed by real data and clear steps.
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