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Friday, April 24, 2020

PHCN Official Beaten Blue Black For Distributing Electricity Bills

Was it not reported that the Nigerian Government paid two months electricity for Nigerians to help out with the Coronavirus pandemic...?




Despite knowing this Ayorinde Olajide a staff of the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, IBEDC,was reportedly beaten to until his eyes bled by angry youth on Thursday for distributing electricity bills at Isale Igbeyin/ Grammar School axis of Abeokuta, Ogun State,Nigeria.


Mr Olajide says "I was busy distributing electricity bills to houses when I was attacked by a group of people asking me to stop the unnecessary distributing of bills, and before I could even explain to them they started throwing stones at me which affected my left eye''.


He was beaten and almost stoned to death but for the intervention of his boss who came and rescued him and took him to a nearby hospital where he is presently receiving medical attention.

72 comments:

  1. Oga what exactly were you tryna explain?

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      They know how to distribute electricity bills.....even if its a shack,dey know each corner,each house,street by street.
      But if its to distribute food now or relief materials dey dont know how to distribute that one.

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  2. Everything na audio with our government

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    1. But the discos made it clear that the FG was owing them from their previous agreement. Until that is sorted out, there is nothing like now paying of bills for 2 months’. Na wa o, so they wanted to kill someone’s father. That’s not fair at all.

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    2. There's too much ignorance in Nigeria.

      Firstly, the so called "NEPA" has since been privatized. The DISCOs are people's business too.

      Secondly, if you refuse to pay the bill, how will the staff of the DISCOs be paid salary?

      Thirdly, if you think you don't deserve the bill ask them to disconnect you so you stay in peace. Many people have done it before. You can't use the power and refuse to pay because of lockdown. It's like eating in a restaurant and refusing to pay because of lockdown. Can you go to the market and collect an item without paying?

      Ignorance is a very serious illness. Some folks here are even happy the man was beaten. What a people. I pity us

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    3. You when nor dey ignorant so Abeg tell me how daily earning individual go take pay his/her estimated bill for this lockdown period?,Abi u feel say lockdown Na play abi,Na person when work go Chop and pay bills,so until the lockdown end,make power companies forget about bills,that is the price of lockdown.

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  3. Nigerians are not smiling at all, but this guy should have known that it's his Safety first.... You first according to first bank.

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    1. They'd have given him his cut, thats why he took the risk and went, them no beat am well

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  4. Bill for lockdown without light?
    They no beat am well.

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    1. I'm really sorry to say that I burst into laughter after reading this....πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚. Oga NEPA, sorry oh.

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    2. They no beat am well abi?

      These bunch of easy idiots will hear from the Switch Controllers, you don't kill a man on duty,why not seize the bills,tear them or carry the entire folder from him.

      That was a narrow escape,enjoy your darkness in the coming days.

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  5. This is wickedness. He was only doing his job.

    Those miscreants should be arrested.

    By the way, who told them that Government paid two months electricity bills for Nigerians?

    We still dey pay NEPA for here.

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    1. Very wicked beings. Nepa should retaliate by not giving them light for a month.

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    2. That employer wants him dead. They say a hungry man is an angry man, you know how many hungry & angry men are out there?? Where'd you expect them to get money to pay light bills? When feeding is even a problem.... Your Oga sent you out to the wolves & you agreed, that was a suicide mission.

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    3. I just paid our light bill for this month yesterday. They shouldn't have attacked the poor guy. I can't stand any form of violence.

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    4. Bold,Brave and Cool.(BBC) and Castle Windor i can see both of you are making money from this present government for both of you to comment such undesirable comments people are lockdown complaining of hunger NEPA is disturbing electricity bill where will they get the money to pay don't you know some people make their money from daily hustle.

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    5. Bold please help me ask, whoever told them that FG was sorting out electricity bills. Where and when?

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    6. Castle Windsor, yes! I agree with you.

      MacBeth, they should have just refused the bill and and not try to kill him. He's human, he has a family who depend on him.

      Black diamond, exactly.

      Anonymous 20:32, so, because they don't have money gave them the right to commit murder? They almost killed a harmless man. Do you know what it means to be stoned? They almost stone him to death. What was his crime? And you blame it on hunger and lack of money? How about ignoring him and refuse to take the bill? How about that?

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    7. 20.32 animalistic behaviour, that is what you are defending. Shame!

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  6. I no wan laugh abeg πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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    1. But you dey laughπŸ™„πŸ™„

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    2. Abeg me i go laugh πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚.
      Evil errand, and he went.

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  7. Hahahahha naija blood dey hot,people are hungry, n u want them to pay nepa bill,OK na

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  8. Nigerians are finally waking up! Wonderful news.
    They won't bring light,offense number one,I thought they were told to not charge or collect bills for three months?Why are they being dumband wicked? Why aren't they considerate enough to wonder where people will get money for nepa bill in this lock down?
    The beating was a good one!kudos to the lovelies that carried out the act.

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    1. I'm highly disappointed in you.

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    2. Castle Nwa Windsor hapu ifea.
      E bi like say you dey get light.
      We no get light. Why the bill.

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    3. You should be more disappointed in yourself and everyone around you.

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    4. This is the same chisom that will be quoting bible verse o. Na wa!!

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    5. @Lily Ambrose, Thanks darling❤️.

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    6. we have been having a stable light supply this part of naija. So he should turn himself into electricity for their houses? Let to me, they wont have light for 3 months

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  9. No light for that community for the next decade.

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  10. Eeyah! Poor fellow on the receiving end.

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  11. They brought bill for us few days ago, I asked them this same question Stella and they reply was that I should take the bill or call the federal government

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    1. Hahahaha @call the federal government.

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    2. Call the federal government πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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    3. Have you called the federal government to send money for you to settle the electricity bill??

      The two months bill relief announcement was for commercial areas and not residential.

      Believe Nigeria government officials at your own perils.

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  12. Dear Sir, sorry o. I can't even laugh. They didn't beat you well. You have the guts to share bills for this nonsense light you people are giving us in this Abeokuta. You were very lucky. Stupid fellows that have decided not to allow us rest at home this hot lockdown period. You have refused to easily give out prepaid meters so that people can pay for what they are using. Sharing estimated bills like crazy people. Sorry Oga. I sympathise with you.

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  13. Buhahahahahahaha

    Sorry but I have to laugh this shit is funny AF

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  14. This is so wrong..He is just doing his job now..

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    1. Phoenix dear, which job exactly? I have not used NEPA since January oooo.

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    2. Exactly, very wrong πŸ‘ŽπŸ‘ŽπŸ‘Ž

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  15. They didn't pity him. Everyone seems to overly angry with this government.

    Stella they didn't pay anything, at least in my area. They brought bill last week. Lai Mohammed government.

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    1. Of course, FG never made a broadcast that they will cover such. It was NigΓ©rians trying their luck by putting such info out there. I use prepaid and have been subscribing.

      FG that is finding it difficult to feed the same people they tax anyhow, they will now pay electricity bills for you. Maybe we are referring to another FG but not this current one.

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  16. Why are we like this?
    Which Government paid for free electricity? Nothing like that biko. It was mere propaganda.

    They have been saying that it's all false. Initially they said they will consult on modalities.
    After they said maybe NNPC should offset the bill only for it to end in dead end. Negotiation has even stopped.
    We should know electricity has been privatised in Nigeria so how do we get it free?

    I live in Lagos and was equally looking forward to this gesture.

    Infact I serviced all the A/C in my house to put all on during this period. Only to hear free light is not possible. So why attack innocent workers for doing their job?
    This is not fair at all.

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    1. Stop defending nonsense. Even Ghana there has free electricity.
      Countries that are not giving free electricity are giving money.
      What did nigeria do. Give one kolo of rice and one bread for a family.

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  17. Mr Olajide you lie!!!! You must have said something to anger them! NEPA people and Nigeria nurse are the rudest set of people in the world!

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  18. We all know that there is hunger in the land but why attack the poor man

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  19. He must have said something to get them pissed. NEPA and pride 5&6

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  20. Why working since dere is lockdown

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  21. He was beaten blue black πŸ˜€πŸ˜€πŸ˜€πŸ˜€

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  22. Hope he can still see with that eye, chaai.

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  23. To think we paid 3k today when they came to disconnect our light today in Minna.

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  24. So these people are still distributing bills... Nawa for this our country

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  25. 🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣who goes to share bill this period???boys are waiting for them πŸ˜‚ ❤

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  26. It might look subtle. The revolution has begun. I hope angry Nigerians channel the anger to the wack leaders and their personal infrastructures.


    ■Lape.

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  27. It might look subtle. The revolution has begun. I hope angry Nigerians channel the anger to the wack leaders and their personal infrastructures.


    ■Lape.

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  28. I hope they'll do same to the ones that said they're coming tomorrow
    I really wish
    I had a good laugh though 🀣🀣🀣

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  29. All these nepa menπŸ˜‚
    Una never see anything. The worst is yet to come

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  30. Oga e be like say uno know say hunger dey hammer ppl....ontop of it u kon bring nepa Bill....hmmmmm....I laugh in Spanish

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  31. Why are some people voilent, this is not fair....

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  32. My question is, inside the lockdown you are moving from house to house, for real?

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  33. Dem no beat am well. Instead of giving people prepaid meters, they are busy milking people thru estimate bills

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