Board Chairman, MD/CEO Commend Sokoto Region's March Performance

 By Umar Tambuwal

The Managing Director CEO, Kaduna Electric, Dr Umar Abubakar Hashidu, has commended the staff of Sokoto region for last month's outstanding collection performance of N761 million.

He acknowledged that despite the Ramadan fasting period, staffs worked hard to record the outstanding performance.

The MD/CEO, made the commendation during an enlarged family meeting with the Chairman Board of Directors, Deputy Managing Director, Chief Finance Officer and staff of Sokoto Region, stating that, the aim of the meeting was for the Chairman, Board of Directors to encourage the staff to continue putting in their best to improve collection.

He however, charged the staff of the region to do more in order to improve the revenue and reduce the Company's ATC&C losses.

In his remarks, the Chairman, Board of Directors, Kaduna Electric, Alhaji Aminu Abubakar Suleiman, appreciated and commended the collection performance of Sokoto Region.

He said, he got the news of the outstanding performance that was the reason he was in Sokoto to appreciate and encourage the staff.

The Chairman said, "ASI Engineering took over the company with 70% ATC&C loses but, last month or currently the ATC&C loses is reduce to 40%.

 

"The target is to reduce the ATC&C loses of the company to 23%.  Kaduna Electric is at the bottom, and the Vision of ASI Engineering is to be among the best electricity distribution companies in Nigeria.

"The bench mark of Sokoto region collection is now N1billion and the potential are there. We need to do more to achieve that."

The board chairman showed his displeasure with the condition of the regional office saying the atmosphere is not conducive.  He promised to provide working tools to enhance efficient work.

 

Kaduna Electric and State Security Service Strengthen Collaboration for Improved Service Delivery

By Jamila Bala

Kaduna Electric recently strengthened its ties with the State Security Service through a courtesy visit led by Regional Manager Mr. Mu'azu Aliyu to the State Director of Security Service in Kaduna, Mr. Hakeem Abiola.

The visit aimed to foster seamless collaboration between the two entities, particularly in safeguarding critical infrastructure and promoting community development.

Mr. Aliyu commended the state security service in helping with the safeguarding of the Company’s infrastructure and providing Kaduna Electric with its maximum support towards promoting community development.

During the meeting, Mr. Abiola emphasized the importance of safeguarding critical infrastructure, including Kaduna Electric's installations, to ensure effective service delivery and maintain public safety.

He also highlighted the State Security Service's role as part of the national security agency, which encompasses all aspects of security to ensure citizens enjoy their privileges. Mr. Abiola praised Kaduna Electric's efforts, acknowledging the critical role the power sector plays in the national economy.

He also expressed awareness of the challenges citizens face when paying for electricity and emphasized the need for awareness, empowerment, and capacity building to address these issues.

The State Security Service pledged to continue supporting Kaduna Electric, with plans to extend support to their franchise area.

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Kaduna Electric Kicks off Meter Acquisition Fund Metering Programme

By Asmau Mohammed

The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Kaduna Electric, Dr. Umar Abubakar Hashidu, officially launched the deployment of the Meter Acquisition Fund (MAF) metering programme at NITR Quarters, Kaduna.

The initiative, aimed at improving electricity billing accuracy and enhancing customer satisfaction, is part of Kaduna Electric’s ongoing efforts to bridge the metering gap within its service areas.

Speaking at the flag-off ceremony, Dr. Hashidu emphasized the company’s commitment to delivering efficient and transparent electricity services. “This programme is designed to provide customers with accurate billing by ensuring the availability of prepaid meters. Our goal is to eliminate estimated billing and promote fairness in electricity consumption charges,” he stated.

The MAF metering program has the potential to significantly reduce challenges Kaduna Electric faces such as Aggregate Technical, Commercial, and Collection (ATC&C). He urged customers to cooperate with the teams by obliging them with the required data.

He further highlighted that the Meter Acquisition Fund allows customers to acquire prepaid meters free, easing the financial burden on customers while enhancing transparency.

Community leaders and residents of NITR Quarters expressed their appreciation for the initiative, noting that it would not only improve billing accuracy but also promote energy efficiency.

The deployment at NITR Quarters marks the beginning of a phased rollout across Kaduna Electric’s franchise States, with the company pledging continued investments in infrastructure and customer-centric solutions.

Kaduna Electric’s Meter Acquisition Fund programme is in line with the Federal Government’s directive to increase metering coverage nationwide, thereby reducing electricity theft and enhancing revenue collection.

 

Kaduna Electric Seeks Timely Payments to Boost Power Supply Efficiency

By Mohammed Abba

Kaduna Electric has expressed concern over outstanding electricity bills owed by customers across its franchise, warning that the mounting debts are negatively impacting service delivery and operational efficiency.

During a recent courtesy visit to the Controller of the Nigeria Correctional Service in Gusau, the Zamfara Regional Manager of Kaduna Electric, Malam Gaddafi Ibrahim Saminaka, represented by the Zamfara North Area Manager, Lawal Adamu, highlighted the financial challenges facing the company.

 

Adamu emphasized that non-payment of electricity bills remains one of the biggest hurdles for the company. He explained that Kaduna Electric relies on revenue from bill payments to sustain and improve electricity distribution infrastructure.

 

"Electricity distribution is capital-intensive, and without timely payments from customers, it becomes difficult to maintain efficiency and meet our market obligations," Adamu stated.

 

He further stressed that, the growing debt burden is preventing necessary investments in power infrastructure, which affects the quality and reliability of electricity supply in the region. He called for collaboration in resolving financial obligations to ensure the smooth operation of electricity services, reiterating Kaduna Electric’s commitment to providing reliable power while urging customers to fulfill their payment responsibilities.

 

Adamu noted that correctional facilities require an efficient electricity supply to support their operations, particularly given the current security situation. Strengthening the relationship between Kaduna Electric and such institutions is key to addressing outstanding debts. He added that timely payments would enable the company to enhance operations and better serve institutions like the Nigeria Correctional Service.

 

He reaffirmed Kaduna Electric’s stance on engaging with critical institutions to stress the importance of electricity bill payments to ensure seamless service delivery and foster long-term partnerships.

 

In response, the Controller of the Nigeria Correctional Service, Tanko Musa, described the visit as a significant step toward strengthening cooperation between Kaduna Electric and the institution. He emphasized that the collaboration fosters transparency and ensures efficient electricity distribution for the benefit of both parties.

 

Musa acknowledged the challenges in the power sector but expressed optimism about the improvements and reforms being implemented by Kaduna Electric. Recognizing the need for positive change, he pledged commitment to fostering a more effective and efficient system.

 

Regarding financial obligations, Musa assured that current charges would be settled promptly, with a partial payment toward the outstanding balance. He also pledged to maintain open communication, assuring that the organization would always be receptive to necessary visits or discussions.

 

Furthermore, he affirmed his commitment to enhancing the supply of essential resources to the prison yard, ensuring that inmates’ needs are better met. He also expressed willingness to provide necessary support within his capacity to improve conditions and promote a more functional and sustainable correctional system.

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Sokoto South Area Office Review Performance and Rewards Excellence

By Muhammad Tambuwal

The management of Sokoto South Area Office has held monthly performance review and rewards to most performing Feeder

 

While giving his opening remark the Area Manager Mr.Habu Adamu Dawi appreciated the efforts of the general staff of the Area Office for the outstanding performance delivered

 

He further charged them to maintain the tempo, so that every time the team delivered a good performance we will come here to celebrate and reward the performing ones.

 

Sokoto south Area Office is attaining a remarkable collection efficiency and we will continue to work hard and become one of the best performing Area Office in Kaduna Electric, I am certain with the spirit of team work we can do better. He added

 

The Area Manager commended the outstanding performance of 11KV Bado Feeder for emerging as the best feeder with 85% collection efficiency, 74% Customers response,100%Billing efficiency as well as reduced ATC&C loses to 15%

 

He however expects more performance from the Area Office in the forthcoming months as that will increase the overall collection efficiency of Sokoto Regional Office and charge the other feeders to step up their games as it will no longer be business as usual in this journey he added.

 

Kaduna Regional Manager visits District Head of Rigasa, calls for Better Understanding.

By Jamila Bala

Kaduna Regional Manager, Mr. Mu'azu Aliyu, recently paid a courtesy visit to Hakimin Gundumar Rigasa, Arch Aminu Idris (MNI), to strengthen ties and discuss ways to improve electricity supply in Rigasa. During the visit, Mr. Aliyu commended the Hakimi for his support and pledged to ensure a sustainable improvement in electricity supply in the area.

 

Arch Aminu Idris (MNI) expressed his appreciation for Kaduna Electric's efforts in providing reliable electricity supply, enabling residents to carry out their daily activities without interruptions. He also commended the Area Manager, Mr. Nasiru Shamsudeen, for his efforts in ensuring seamless communication and collaboration.

 

The Hakimi promised to provide maximum support to Kaduna Electric, ensuring timely payments and promoting awareness about the importance of electricity and bill payments among residents. He also urged residents to support Kaduna Electric staff in their efforts to improve electricity supply.

 

Mr. Nasiru Shamsudeen, the Area Manager, appreciated the District Head's efforts in promoting awareness about electricity and bill payments. The District Head recommended Mr. Shamsudeen to the Management for his outstanding efforts in improving electricity supply in Rigasa.

 

Kebbi Regional Manager Applauds  Kebbi South Area Office for Attaining 53 Million Collection Milestone

By Najib Atuwo

The Regional Manager Barr. Makinu Muhammad Sani, during the just concluded Monthly Performance Review (MPR) held in Kebbi South Area Office Yelwa-Yauri, commended the tireless efforts of the Regional and Area Office teams which he tagged as an achievement for all.

 

Kebbi South Area Office was able to attained this tremendous progress due to strategic contribution rendered by the regional taskforce team posted to work in the Area Office.

 

Ever since the creation of Kebbi Regional Office, the Area Office had never met up to these figures, this is a headway he added that commendation letters will be issued to the most performing staff and the Area Office at large.

 

Furthermore Barr. Makinu, stressed the need for the teams to maintain the momentum in other to lift the Regional Office to a greater height.

 

While giving his remark the Area Manager Kebbi South Mr. Ahmad Haliru, thanked the leadership of the Regional Office, particularly the Regional Manager for the endless support and encouragement he receives at any point in time.

 

We are optimistic that this can be sustain and we will continue to do more for the progress of the Region and the Company in general.

 

Rigasa Area Office Celebrates Outstanding Staff Performance

By Jamila Bala

The Rigasa Area Office recently recognized and rewarded its outstanding staff members for their exceptional commitment and dedication to their work.

 

As part of this initiative, Area Manager Mr. Shamsudeen Nasiru presented recommendation letters and tokens to the deserving staff, aiming to motivate them to continue delivering high-quality performance and elevating the company's overall success.

 

According to Mr. Nasiru, "Recognizing and rewarding our employees is crucial in boosting productivity and job satisfaction.

 

It encourages them to strive for excellence and make significant contributions to our organization."

 

The Regional Manager Mr. Mu'azu Aliyru also commended the staff, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in achieving their targets. "I urge you all to demonstrate your capabilities to the management and the board, showcasing that we can deliver exceptional results together," he said.

 

Mr. Aliyu also announced plans for regular training sessions across all Area Offices to ensure staff are aware of their expectations and responsibilities.

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Kaduna Electric Unveils Brand Ambassadors to Drive Rebranding and Excellence

 By Asma'u Mohammed

The Managing Director/CEO of Kaduna Electric, Umar Abubakar Hashidu has inaugurated new Brand Ambassadors drawn amongst staff to enhance the successful of the company's rebranding exercise. 

He congratulated the new Ambassadors and highlighted their critical role in promoting Kaduna Electric brand.

“As our Brand Ambassadors, you are now the face of Kaduna Electric. You were chosen for your outstanding qualities, and we believe you have the potential to do more. Your role in rebranding and transforming Kaduna Electric cannot be overstated. The rebranding process will only be successful if we change the old narratives that have held us back over the past 10 years,” he said.

He further called on the ambassadors and staff to reflect on their contributions to the company’s success and challenged them to show professionalism and integrity while engaging with customers.

“Rebranding is vital to our growth as it determines how we are perceived by the public. Let us work together to create a new Kaduna Electric, one that delivers value to customers and fosters trust. The impact we make will define our future success,” he urged. 

Dr. Hashidu encouraged everyone to set clear goals and strive relentlessly to achieve them. “Successful people do not make excuses for failure. They assess their strengths and weaknesses, seek feedback, and work on continuous improvement. As Kaduna Electric embarks on this transformative journey, every member of staff must play their part,” he said.

Commenting at the ceremony, one of the Brand Ambassadors, Team Lead Strategy Khalid Aliyu Muhammad, praised the Management for initiating this rebranding effort.

“Let us embrace this new chapter with optimism and determination. The future of Kaduna Electric is bright. If we all commit to playing our roles diligently, we will achieve the growth and success we aspire to,” he stated.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Head Corporate Communications, Abdulazeez Abdullahi, emphasized the crucial role of the Brand Ambassadors in driving customer sensitization. He urged them to use all forms of communication verbal, non-verbal, one-on-one interactions, or engagements through community and religious/traditional leaders to promote Kaduna Electric’s services. 

He further encouraged all staff to cooperate with the ambassadors in their efforts to elevate the company.

The responsibilities of the Brand Ambassadors include brand representation, serve as public face of Kaduna Electric, maintaining consistency, engaging on social media, interacting with customers, managing feedback, supporting employee engagement, overseeing events, identifying trends, and upholding reputation management, Abdulazeez stated.

Management and Labor Unions Pledge Collaboration for Enhanced Productivity

By Asma'u Mohammed

The Management of Kaduna Electric and its two in-house Labor Unions, the Senior Staff Association of Electricity and Allied Companies (SSAEAC) and the Nigerian Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), have committed to work together to foster improved productivity and industrial harmony.

This resolution was reached during the 4th Quarter Management/Union Consultative Meeting, held on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, at the company’s Head Office.

In his opening remarks, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Umar Abubakar
Hashidu, welcomed the union delegations and commended the positive relationship that has existed between the Management and labor since the company’s leadership transition. “We have maintained a good working relationship since taking over, and we hope this will continue so we can collectively enhance staff welfare,” he said.

Dr. Hashidu announced a significant investment in procuring essential working tools, including field equipment, personal protective equipment (PPE), and high-frequency radios, which will be distributed to staff in the coming days. The Union commended this as a noteworthy achievement.

He however, urged union leaders to ensure employees fulfil their responsibilities effectively. “Considering the challenges in our industry, we must step up and do what is right for the progress of this great company. The current market obligations present significant challenges, and we cannot afford to operate as we used to,” he emphasized.

The Deputy Managing Director, Abubakar Sadiq Mohammed, also acknowledged the unions’ collaborative spirit. “Your presence here reflects a unity of purpose and a solid understanding between the unions and the Management. This cooperation is vital, especially when making decisions that drive the company’s progress,” he noted.

Union representatives expressed satisfaction with the discussions and commended management for clarifying the company’s challenges. They also urged management to honor agreements reached during the meeting within an agreed timeframe. Key issues raised by the unions include improvements in staff welfare, resolution of pension matters, exit token, among others.

The Union also announced plans to embark on a sensitization and advocacy tour across all Area Offices (AOs) to engage members, foster grassroots consultations, and promote a brighter future. This initiative aims to boost revenue generation and encourage a better work culture. 

Management commended the Union for this proactive step and pledged its support.

Both parties reaffirmed their commitment to fostering a productive and harmonious working environment to achieve the company’s goals.

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Kaduna Electric MD/CEO Urges Staff to Rededicate Efforts During Monthly Performance Review

By Asmau Mohammed

Kaduna Electric’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Umar Abubakar Hashidu, took center stage at the company’s ongoing Monthly Performance Review, delivering a powerful presentation that emphasized the urgent need for enhanced performance across the company.

The session, attended by the Chairman Board of Directors, Alh. Aminu Abubakar Suleiman and all Management of the company provided a comprehensive analysis of the company’s performance within the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI). Dr. Hashidu highlighted critical areas requiring improvement, underscoring the collective responsibility of all staff members in achieving organizational goals.

 

“Our position in the NESI demands immediate and sustained improvement,” Dr. Hashidu stated. “The challenges before us are significant, but they are not insurmountable. With rededication, teamwork, and a results-driven approach, we can surpass our targets and set new benchmarks for excellence.”

 

The presentation also included a detailed review of the company's operational metrics and financial performance. While commending pockets of progress, Dr. Hashidu called for renewed commitment and innovative strategies to tackle inefficiencies.

 

Staff were encouraged to embrace a culture of accountability and prioritize customer satisfaction, which Dr. Hashidu identified as a cornerstone for the company’s growth and sustainability.

 

The session concluded with an open-floor discussion where staff shared insights and proposed actionable solutions to address the challenges highlighted.

 

Kaduna Electric remains committed in its mission to provide reliable electricity to its customers. The Management is confident that the call for improvement and rededication will stimulate staff towards achieving sustainable success.

 

Kaduna Electric Partners with National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter to Tackle Vandalism

By Asmau Mohammed

In a proactive move to address the persistent issue of vandalism affecting Kaduna Electric installations, a crucial meeting was held between the Regional Manager Kaduna, Mr. Mu’azu Aliyu and the leadership of the National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter. (NASWDEN)

 

The meeting was convened in light of a recent incident where a culprit caught purchasing stolen Kaduna Electric cables, was identified as a member of the National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter. (NASWDEN). This alarming revelation has prompted the association to take a firm stand against such acts and collaborate with Kaduna Electric to curb the menace of vandalism.

 

The Chairman of the Association Kaduna State Chapter, Alh Lawal S. Ya’u acknowledging the role of buyers in enabling vandalism, has resolved to implement stringent measures within its ranks. They announced that members would be banned from purchasing any electrical installations without verifiable proof of ownership. This step, the association believes will discourage the sale of stolen cables and dismantle the network supporting vandals.

 

In addition, the association has requested a comprehensive list of Kaduna Electric installations, which they intend to print on banners and flyers for display across their market spaces. This initiative aims to educate the public and create awareness, thereby deterring individuals from engaging in or supporting acts of vandalism.

 

Speaking at the meeting, the Regional Manager Kaduna, Mr. Mu’azu Aliyu highlighted the severe impact of vandalism on the company’s operations and its customers. He stated, “Vandalism remains one of our greatest challenges, causing significant financial losses, disrupting power supply, and leaving our customers in prolonged darkness. Anyone caught stealing or purchasing stolen cables will be brought to justice.”

 

This collaboration marks a significant step toward addressing vandalism, as both parties commit to working together to safeguard Kaduna Electric installations and ensure uninterrupted power supply for the benefit of all residents.

 

Kaduna Electric commends the National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter. (NASWDEN) for their proactive approach and urges other stakeholders to join in the fight against vandalism.

 

Kaduna Regional Manager Conducts Seminar on Community Engagement, Accountability, Self-Discipline, and Teamwork

By Jamila Bala

As part of its commitment to employee growth and development, the Kaduna Regional office recently organized a monthly seminar for Area Managers. The seminar, facilitated by Regional Manager Mr. Muazu Aliyu, focused on the importance of community engagement, accountability, self-discipline, and teamwork in the Kaduna Electric workplace.

 

In his opening remarks, Mr. Aliyu emphasized the significance of the seminar, announcing that its key takeaways would be incorporated into the Area Managers' Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). He stressed the need for accountability, self-discipline, and teamwork in achieving organizational goals, highlighting their role in building trust, fostering collaboration, and driving success.

 

Mr. Aliyu noted that accountability is crucial in the workplace, as its absence can lead to blame, conflicts, lower quality performance, and greater frustrations. He urged employees to take ownership of their actions and motivate their teams to do the same, promoting a positive and successful work culture.

 

The seminar featured interactive sessions, group discussions, and role-playing exercises designed to illustrate the benefits of self-discipline and teamwork. Participants praised the initiative, describing it as timely and impactful.

 

The Kaduna Regional Manager has pledged to continue providing training and development opportunities for team members, enhancing their skills and knowledge. This seminar reinforces the organization's commitment to investing in its employees' growth and development.

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Sokoto Police Command Creates Unit to Address Vandalism

By Umar Muhammad Tambuwal

The Commissioner of Police, Sokoto State Command, Mr. Ahmed Musa, has pledged to provide adequate security for Kaduna Electric installations to ensure effective service delivery in the state.

CP Musa, who made this commitment during a courtesy visit by the Management of the Sokoto Regional Office to his office, emphasized that safeguarding lives and properties is a fundamental responsibility of the police.

"When I assumed duty recently, I created a dedicated unit to handle vandalism cases. This unit is coming onboard, and we will engage further with your Management team for collaboration," CP Musa stated.

He encouraged Kaduna Electric to report any matters beyond their control to the nearest Police Station for prompt action. "The Sokoto Police Command is committed to fighting vandalism in all its forms," he assured.

Additionally, he advised Kaduna Electric's Management to continue sensitizing their customers about the company's activities and to take steps to eliminate corrupt practices within their staff.

In his response, the Regional Manager, Mr. Zanna Ahmed Ashmi, expressed gratitude for the warm reception and called for more support in combating the vandalization of power supply infrastructure.

"Vandalism of power supply assets is a significant obstacle to ensuring a steady and adequate electricity supply. We must work together to tackle this challenge in the state," he said.

 

Sokoto Regional Manager Visits NSCDC Commandant

By Umar Muhammad Tambuwal

The Regional Manager of Kaduna Electric, Sokoto Region, Mr. Zanna Ahmed Ashimi, has sought the support of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC), Sokoto State Command, in ensuring the security of power installations in the state.

Mr. Zanna made the appeal during a courtesy visit, accompanied by the Regional Management team, to the NSCDC Commandant, Mr. Usman Ishaq Alfadari.

He highlighted the critical role of electricity in national development and lamented the challenges faced by the company, including vandalization of equipment and installations, energy theft, and meter bypassing. 

"Vandalism has severely impacted the quality and reliability of power supply to our customers, causing the company to lose millions. I urge your office to assist us in safeguarding our installations. Your cooperation is vital to curbing this menace," Mr. Zanna stated.

While expressing gratitude for the warm reception, he reaffirmed Kaduna Electric's commitment to working closely with the NSCDC.

In his response, The Commandant Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC), Sokoto State Command, Usman Ishaq Alfadari welcomed the delegation and acknowledged the challenges facing the electricity sector.

"This visit has provided us with deeper insight into your operations. Rest assured, we are committed to protecting critical infrastructure, including your installations, to support effective service delivery in the state," he said.

He announced the appointment of an officer to oversee power-related issues and pledged maximum cooperation and support for Kaduna Electric.

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Kaduna Electric Hosts Kaduna State University Students On Educational Tour

By Asma'u Mohammed

In an effort to enhance educational experiences, students from the Department of Procurement and Supply Chain Management of Kaduna State University embarked on an educational excursion to the Kaduna Electric yesterday at Headquarters Kaduna, hosted by the Procurement and Human Resources departments.

Welcoming the students, Kaduna Electric’s Deputy Managing Director, Abubakar Sadiq Muhammad, in his opening remarks, encouraged the students to educate their family and friends on the importance of supporting Kaduna Electric’s current national drive focused on customer satisfaction. This includes sustaining the campaign for timely payment of electricity bills and ensuring the safety of Kaduna Electric’s infrastructure in their communities. “Energy theft is one of the major challenges hindering Kaduna Electric’s success,” he said.

He further urged the students to actively engage and extract valuable insights from the visit. “There are hundreds of people seeking employment, and we are all aware of the challenges facing our country. This course will provide valuable insights to help you focus on personal development, ultimately benefiting yourself and your loved ones. By investing in yourself, you’ll gain skills and knowledge that will enhance your prospects and improve your overall well-being,” he said.

 

Dr. Nuraddeen Usman Miko, Head of Department of Procurement and Supply Chain Management, who led the student excursion expressed sincere appreciation to the Management of Kaduna Electric for the warm welcome extended to his students during their recent excursion. He acknowledged the invaluable experience gained by the students, noting that the visit provided them with hands-on insights into logistics management within the energy sector.

Dr. Miko remarked, “This exposure has not only enhanced our students' understanding of supply chain operations in power distribution but has also prepared them for future careers in logistics. Your support has significantly enriched their learning journey.”

During the excursion, the students received lectures on how electricity is procured and distributed and were guided through the injection substation, providing them with a first-hand experience of the company’s operations.

Expressing gratitude, the students conveyed their appreciation to Kaduna Electric for providing them with this enriching opportunity. They shared that the excursion not only broadened their understanding of the industry but also contributed to a memorable and educational experience.

 

Kaduna Electric Tackles Energy Theft: Regional Manager Meets with Tudun Wada Customers

By Jamila Bala

The Regional Manager, Mr. Muazu Aliyu, met with customers from Tudun Wada Area Office at the Regional Office recently to address energy theft by NEPA II.

Mr. Aliyu confronted the NEPA II personnel during a field inspection, leading to his escape.

This leads to the customers being out of supply for 4 weeks. The house has 7 meters,3
intact and 4 tampered with.

Mr Aliyu urged customers to report  issues to nearest office and Non-attendees will risk permanent disconnection and must bring the NEPA II before he attends to them. He said

Mr. Aliyu assured customers: "We're here to serve you. Without you, there's no us."

He also urged the Technical Manager to Reconnect unaffected meters, customers who paid outstanding fines.

Meanwhile, The Commercial Manager, Abubakar Abdullahi Maisallati seeks for urgent relocation of meters to visible locations for easier access for RPU operations

The aim of the meeting was to resolve energy theft, promote customer satisfaction, and enhance revenue protection.