KADUNA ELECTRIC NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 1ST EDITION

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.

KADUNA ELECTRIC NEWSLETTER OCTOBER EDITION

Kaduna Electric's Regional Manager Conducts Capacity-Building Training for Commercial and Service Center Managers.

By Jamila Bala

Mr. Muazu Aliyu, Regional Manager of Kaduna Electric, recently conducted a comprehensive training session for Commercial Managers (CMs) and Service Center Managers (SCMs) at the Kaduna Regional office. The training aimed to enhance corporate behavior, billing processes, distribution, tracking, loss reduction, and understanding company targets.

During the session, Mr. Aliyu expressed concern over the SCMs' screening results, which showed only 50% alignment with company goals. He emphasized the need for improvement, warning that under performing staff would be reassessed by month-end.

 

 Mr. Aliyu stressed the importance of self-development, teamwork, and leadership in driving success. "Train yourselves, give your best, and add value. Be part of the solution, not the problem. Even marginal improvements count."

 

He urged participants to: Strive for excellence, recognizing Kaduna Electric's current ranking among Discos; Lead by example, guiding Sale Representatives (SRs) and driving collections.; Focus on daily/ bi-daily guidance for SRs to improve collections; Conduct regular field follow-ups to ensure success.

 

"As leaders, know where we are and where we're headed. Your tomorrow can't be better if you can't give your best today and not need for better when the best is possible," Mr. Aliyu assured.

 

This training seeks to boost performance, teamwork, and leadership among CMs and SCMs, driving Kaduna Electric's growth and excellence.

 

Zamfara Regional Manager Celebrates Employees, Stresses Ethics at Reward Ceremony.

By, Muhammad Abba

Malam Gaddafi Ibrahim Saminaka, the Zamfara Regional Manager of Kaduna Electric, led a Staff Reward and Recognition Ceremony at the company’s office in Gusau, where he celebrated employee achievements and emphasized the importance of workplace ethics.

 

In his speech, Malam Gaddafi praised staff for their dedication and hard work. “Our people are our greatest asset,” he said. “Today, we honor the dedication and excellence that drive our success, and we look forward to an even brighter future.”

 

However, the manager also issued a strong reminder about ethical behavior, warning that violations of the company’s values would not be tolerated. “Any breach of our ethical principles will not be accepted. This is a chance to correct any deviations and uphold the values that strengthen us,” he stated.

 

Awards were given in categories such as Best Team Player, Employee of the Year, Leadership Excellence, and Innovation in Service Delivery. One highlight was the recognition of Hajiya Asmau Mai Lafiya for her nine years of service and leadership in a male-dominated field.

Malam Gaddafi pledged continued investment in staff development to keep Kaduna Electric a leader in service delivery. He closed the event with a call for continued dedication, saying, “Together, we can achieve even greater things by upholding our values and working toward a brighter future.”

KADUNA ELECTRIC NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 1ST EDITION

"We are Committed to Improve Service Delivery" _AM Millennium City Assures Customers.

By Jamila Bala

The Area Manager, Millennium City Area Office in Kaduna, Mr. Aminu Bakori, has reiterated the commitment of the Area Office in particular and the Company in general to improved service delivery and timely response to customers' complaints.

Mr. Bakori made the assertion last week during the routine Customers' engagement session hosted by the Millennium City Area Office.

He called on customers of the Company in the Millennium City Area Office to reciprocate the renewed commitment of the Company by discharging their obligations as at when due.

According to Mr Bakori "the bilateral trade regulation recently introduced into the Nigerian Electricity Supply Market by the Regulator has made it imperative for both the Company and its customers to work together as partners and Stakeholders".

"If we want an improved and sustainable electricity services, we must be ready to pay our obligation to the market", he said. 

He expressed the Company's appreciation for the high turnout of customers at the session, assuring all that the Company value its customers feedback. 

In his contribution, the Customers' Engagement Manager, Mr. Sunday Yahaya emphasised the importance of energy management, urging electricity users to always switch off electrical appliances when leaving their houses or when not needed. 

Also, the HoU, Customers Service, Mrs. Fumilayo King took the session through the approved customers grievance redress mechanism where she enlightened the house on the Rights and Obligations of the customers in current dispensation.

High points of the engagement session were a presentation of the three months commercial performance of the Area Office where the urgent need for improvement in payment of electricity bills was further stressed as well as questions and answers session.

Revenue Protection Unit Is Making Significant Progress

By Asma’u Mohammed

Kaduna Electric's Revenue Protection Unit (RPU) has made considerable strides in enhancing revenue recovery and boosting revenue generation, despite facing some operational challenges.

The Head of Unit, Ibrahim Jada, disclosed that as part of their efforts to improve billing accuracy, the Unit has identified and deactivated 71 obsolete and internally tampered meters. This step ensures that the affected customers will have to obtain new meters, enabling more accurate energy consumption measurements.

According to him, legal action will be taken against repeat offenders, and aggressive follow-up efforts on defaulters are planned. Monitoring will be intensified, particularly on Band A feeders, while Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) reports will be leveraged to strategically monitor Maximum Demand customers.

He said the MD Loss Reduction team is also planning a night and weekend raids focused on high-revenue customers and Band A feeders. In addition, there are plans for internal redeployment of RPU staff to address skills gaps. 

Kaduna Electric remains committed to overcoming these challenges and improving both service delivery and revenue generation in the months ahead

 

Non-Settlement of Bills Identified as a Major Setback in Attaining Service Efficiency

By Muhammad Abba

The Zamfara Regional Manager, Malam Gadaffi Ibrahim Saminaka, warned that non-payment of electricity bills could lead to increased costs for other users, potential blackouts, brownouts, and even destabilize the entire power grid, causing widespread disruptions.

Mal. Ibrahim made the assertion last week during a customers engagement session. The session, organized by the company, aimed to build, nurture, and manage customer relationships through consistent and meaningful interactions.

Malam Saminaka emphasized the importance of such engagements as a foundation for establishing lasting connections with customers.

He encouraged customers to remain diligent in paying their electricity bills to avoid service disruptions and ensure the stability of power supply across the region.

“Zamfara Region experiences a monthly loss of over 1 billion naira due to customers failing to settle their electricity bills. This lack of bill recovery is reflected in poor collection efficiency, which impacts effective service delivery in the state,” he added.

The Regional Manager further stated that in order to ensure business success, customers must recognize their obligation to pay for electricity as a fundamental aspect of achieving organizational objectives and enabling the delivery of collective services for mutual benefit.

He continued, “Addressing electricity theft, a major contributor to the power supply crisis and its negative impacts on the value chain, is crucial in reducing revenue losses and debt accumulation within the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI), which in turn affects the nation's economy. Engaging in unlawful disconnection, removal, damage, tampering, or interference with the electricity supply is unlawful and detrimental.”

The Secretary of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) in Gusau, Mr. Aminu Dauda, clarified that the electricity Bands plan is a service-reflective tariff structure mandated by the NERC.

“This new tariff system is designed to ensure that individuals in Nigeria are billed for electricity according to the quality and duration of the electricity they receive. Consequently, there will be modifications in the electricity terms, services, and charges for consumers based on the quality and duration of electricity received. Understanding what a Tariff Band is and its significance is crucial. Your tariff band categorizes the number of hours of electricity you receive per day, providing valuable information to your distribution company. Knowing your tariff band helps you comprehend your monthly electricity consumption and what to anticipate in terms of daily electricity supply. Additionally, enhancing customer engagement is emphasized as a means to further improve the electricity services provided,” he concluded.

 

Sokoto Regional Office Hosts 3rd Quarter Customer Consultative/Engagement Forum

By Muhammad Umar Tambuwal

The Sokoto Regional Office of Kaduna Electric has organized Customer Consultative/Engagement Forum, bringing customers and company together to share knowledge about the company's operations processes.

The Forum provided a platform for customers to share their experiences, ask questions, and receive updates on company initiatives.

The event was attended by Ma'awuya Madawaki the Sokoto Forum Secretary, Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commissio, (NERC) with participants expressing appreciation for the open and interactive session. 

Speaking at the occasion, the Regional Manager Sokoto Regional Office, Zanna Ahmed Ashimi, represented by Area Manager, Sokoto South Area Office, Malam Habu Adamu Dawi, explained process of new service and process of acquiring meter and energy management. 

He however highlighted the importance of Energy Management, following due process in handling Electricity and also advises customers against involving unauthorized persons in connection or reconnection of power.

Mr Ashimi, noted the relevance of the Community to protect all power equipment’s placed in their community and report any suspicious movement to the nearest security agency.

"Vandalism is not only impeding the company efforts at ensuring steady power supply but are also placing additional and unnecessary burdens to customers. Please, expose the perpetrators," he admonished.

Key topics addressed included process of New service and Meter Acquisition, Electricity theft, Energy management and consequences

The Area Manager Sokoto Central, Mr Mansur Adamu in his remarks called on customer to always come to office for inquiries in regards to company operations and follow due process and also urge the customers to pay their bills as at when due, to enable the company to meet its expectations and serve its customers better.

The Regional Manager, Mr Zanna appreciated the Customers for honoring invitation and assured the customers that Kaduna Electric is committed to serve its esteemed customers better and attend to their complaints promptly.

Mr Zanna advised customers to read the New Service Form carefully before signing and taking ownership of the business between Kaduna Electric and its customers and urged them to be the company ambassadors as, problems cannot be solved without involving the customers.

Kaduna Electric Frontline September Edition

Kaduna Electric Takes Proactive Measures Against Tackling Energy Losses and Fraudulent Practices _Ag. Regional Revenue Protection Manager.

CCD: : Your competence and diligent work led to you being promoted to the position of RPU

Manager. What proactive measures can be taken to reduce technical and financial losses?

ASM: Kaduna Electric encounters challenges primarily from energy losses rather than financial mismanagement. While financial losses do happen, the main obstacle for electric utilities is dealing with energy losses. It is necessary to implement strong and customized plans to reduce these losses, as they have a direct effect on the effectiveness, financial stability, and long-term viability of the utilities.

The implementing proactive measures for revenue recovery and providing flexible payment plans, and transparent billing can also be effective. Furthermore to analyze the use of electricity for identifying irregular patterns, such as missing meters, faulty equipment, theft, unauthorized usage, or failure to disconnect certain users due to inadequate enforcement. Some utilities focus more on technology rather than management practices when setting up a solid meter-to-cash system. Monitoring and evaluating meter integrity, accurate billing, and timely collection are crucial in lowering losses. Regular assessment of these practices is essential for tracking progress in reducing loss over time.

Additionally, you can strengthen the utility team’s capabilities through thorough training, equipping them with the expertise necessary to detect, prevent address revenue losses. Gathering and documenting adequate evidence so that potential prosecution and loss recovery can be possible. Robust internal audit and internal control practices should also be activated to ensure compliance within the internal ranks of the utility. Relaxed internal control may lead to inertia in the fight against utility losses.

Encouraging community involvement is a tactic that promotes accountability and deters unlawful behaviors.

CCD:The organization's business objective was negatively impacted by the minimal enforcement efforts of certain team members. What is your plan to address this issues?

ASM: We manage cash flow by utilizing an Expenditure Prioritization Matrix (EPM) that is in direct confluence with our regulatory Key Performance Indices which are primarily hinged on enhancing service uptime and reducing downtime to the barest minimum for our esteemed customers.

CCD: Deceptive collection practices also lead to decreased revenue in collections, how this can easily be addressed?

ASM: This Fraudulent collection occurs when staff fails to collect or allocate funds owed by customer or misuses the money for personal gain. Unauthorized activities may include tampering with collection records or collaborating with customers or third parties to avoid payment obligations. Such actions can result in financial loss, cash flow problems, and legal repercussions. To prevent unauthorized use the management should monitor and review collection activities, accounts receivable, and cash transactions, comparing them with sales and billing records. Additionally, implementing effective and timely collection procedures, maintaining accurate records, and enforcing strict oversight of collection personnel are essential measures to deter fraudulent practices. 

CCD: Please give a summary of the Revenue Protection Unit and its main goals to help others comprehend its roles and Responsibilities ?

ASM: The Revenue Protection Unit (RPU) is responsible for identifying and mitigating technical and financial losses due to energy theft, meter bypass, and other forms of revenue leakage. Our main goals include:

- Detecting and preventing energy theft

- Conducting regular meter inspections and audits

- Investigating reported cases of meter tampering

- Collaborating with law enforcement to prosecute offenders

- Implementing revenue protection measures

- Educating customers on the risks and consequences of energy theft

The revenue protection teams are specifically trained to monitor and audit connections and metering points regularly to prevent any unauthorized access. Various residential, industrial, and commercial units may try to illegally tap into the system or tamper with meters. To combat this, dedicated teams should be included in the meter-to-cash processes and conduct routine inspections while also responding to any suspicious activity reported by meter readers or smart metering technology.

CCD: What are your designations and regional office ?

ASM: My designation is Ag Regional Revenue Protection Manager (Ag. RRPM), the Regional Team lead Assessment of Zamfara Regional Office. My Regional Office is also responsible for overseeing revenue protection activities in the region, covering three (3) Area Offices and serving quite a number of customers.

CCD: Who is Asma’u Sani Mailafiya and what brings out the best in her?

 ASM: I am Asma’u Sani Mailafiya, the newly appointed Acting Revenue Protection Manager (Ag. RPM) for the regional office, responsible for leading the Revenue and Protection Unit (RPU) in detecting and preventing energy theft, meter tampering, and revenue loss. With 8 years of experience in the energy industry, I possess an understanding of revenue protection principles, metering systems and energy theft detection methods. Till date I have known how to assess all type of customer’s, bill them appropriately based on NERC Regulations when caught with any infraction.

KADUNA ELECTRIC NEWSLETTER AUGUST 2ND EDITION

"Dynamics of the Nigerian Electricity Market Requires Effective Enterprises Risks Management" _ MD.

 

The Managing Director/CEO, Dr. Umar Abubakar Hashidu has charged all members of staff of the Company to be alive to their responsibilities and always be prepared to effectively respond to the demands of the changes in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry, NESI.

 

Dr. Umar Hashidu made the assertion in a keynote address this week while declaring opened, a one day knowledge sharing session organized by the Regulatory Economics and Compliance Department for Enterprise Risks Management Champions selected across the Company.

 

He stated that the dynamics of the Electricity Market poses enormous risks to especially Distribution Licensees that require innovative responses and practical creative solutions.

 

Dr. Hashidu therefore called on the participants to accord the assignment the seriousness it deserves, charging the "Risks Champions" to be good ambassadors of the Company.

 

Earlier in his welcome address, the Chief Regulatory Economist and Compliance Officer, Dr. Mamudu Abubakar admonished the participants to see their selection as a call to selfless duty.

 

He said the Company must always anticipate, plan for and put in place an effective response mechanism to Enterprise Risks which he described as a reality in the emerging bilateral electricity market.

 

Barnawa Area Office Hosts Successful Quarterly Customer Engagement Forum

By Jamila Bala

The Barnawa Area Office of Kaduna Electric recently organized a highly informative Quarterly Customer Engagement Forum, bringing together customers, stakeholders, and company representatives to discuss pressing issues and find mutually beneficial solutions.

 

Held on 28th August 2024, the forum provided a platform for customers to share their experiences, ask questions, and receive updates on company initiatives. The event was well-attended, with participants expressing appreciation for the open and interactive session.

 

The event was geared at discussing pertinent problems faced by customers in their communities, problems such as energy theft, illegal connection /reconnection, Staff assault among others were discussed.

 

Speaking at the occasion, the Area Manager, Mr Ogungbenro Sunday Babatunde highlighted the importance of Energy Management, following proper safety protocol in handling Electricity, pointing out the dangers of involving unauthorized individuals in connection and or reconnection of power.

 

Mr Ogungbenro discussed the relevance of the Community to protect all power equipment’s placed in their community, attributing it directly to be effective service delivery.

 

The forum covered a wide range of subjects crucial to both Kaduna Electric and its Customers. Key topics addressed included new service and meter Acquisition, Electricity theft and consequences

 

The Customer Engagement Manager, Mr Sunday Yahaya highlighted the need for Collaboration between the Company and Customers, clarifying that Customers are not responsible for paying for Transformers, Cables, Poles among others.’ He also expressed his gratitude to the Customers for attending the forum and participating in the discussion.

 

After extensive discussions, The Regional Manager, Mr Muazu Aliyu appreciated the Customers for honoring our invitation and bringing out their issues for deliberation. He assured the customers that Kaduna Electric will do its possible best to see them happy and whatever they see, they should call our attention.

 

“Training and guiding our Staff is what we do every day and if we go astray call our attention because we are here to serve you better” he said.

 

He however advised them to read the New Service Form carefully   before signing and taking ownership of the business between Kaduna Electric and its customers and urged them to be our ambassadors and problems cannot be solved without involving you the customers.

The forum reinforced Kaduna Electric's commitment to customer satisfaction, transparency, and continuous improvement.

The Barnawa Area Office pledged to address customer concerns and implement feedback in its operations.

 

Kaduna Electric Regional Manager Meets Sultan of Sokoto

By Umar Muhammad Tambuwal

The Kaduna Electric Regional Manager Sokoto Region, Zanna Ahmed Ashmi, recently paid a courtesy visit to the Sultan of Sokoto at the Sultanate Council Palace. The visit aimed to familiarize the new leadership of Kaduna Electric with the Sultanate and seek His Eminence's support and blessings.

 

During the visit, Regional Manager Zanna Ahmed Ashmi expressed his desire to strengthen the existing relationship between Kaduna Electric and the Sultanate Council. He stated, "My team and I are here before Your Eminence to seek the necessary support for smooth operations across the state. We acknowledge the existing relationship between Kaduna Electric and the Sultanate Council, and we are committed to maintaining and enhancing it."

 

Ashmi also informed His Eminence of some challenges faced by the company, such as the vandalization of power installations, non-payment of electricity bills by some customers among others. He sought the Sultanate Council's partnership with traditional and district heads to help sensitize the communities on these issues.

 

In response, the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa'ad Abubakar, thanked the Regional Manager and his team for their visit. He urged the people of Sokoto State to adopt the habit of paying their electricity bills promptly.

The Sultan also expressed his willingness to assist Kaduna Electric in engaging with communities to emphasize the importance of bill payments.

 

Furthermore, the Sultan instructed the Galadima of Sokoto to coordinate with all district heads in the state and the company to enhance community awareness. He encouraged the management of Kaduna Electric to continue improving their services, which he believes will foster good customer relations.

 

His Eminence assured the regional team that his doors are always open to them and welcomed future engagements at any time.

 

 

KADUNA ELECTRIC NEWSLETTER AUGUST 1ST EDITION

Kaduna Electric Hosts Successful Customer Engagement Forum At Doka Area Office
By Jamila Bala

In a significant stride towards enhancing customer satisfaction and addressing pressing concerns, Kaduna Electric's Doka Area Office recently organized a highly productive quarterly customer engagement forum in Kaduna.

The event held on 22nd August 2024, which brought together and provide a platform for customers , stakeholders, and Company representatives to discuss pressing electricity-related issues and work together to find solutions.

During the forum, the Area Manager Mr Kabir Abdulsalam emphasized the importance of customer engagement and discussed power management and discipline. He explained the correlation between power wastage and supply issues urging customers to practice efficient power utilization.

Also other key topics addressed include-New service and steps to acquire new meter, Energy management, Electricity theft and consequences , Assaulting Staff on duty and the Area office performance from May- July 2024.

During the forum, the Area Manager, Mr Abdulsalam emphasized on the importance of customer engagement and discussed efforts to address supply challenges in Doka Area office and its environs.

He appealed to customers to respond promptly to bill's payment, highlighting its significance in enabling the Company to serve them better.
He also called for continued collaboration between customers and Kaduna Electric.

This customer engagement forum demonstrates Kaduna Electric's dedication to prioritizing customer needs, fostering open communication, and driving meaningful 

 

Kebbi Regional Manager Holds Town Hall Meeting with Traditional Rulers And Community Leaders In Koko
Muhammad Najib Atuwo

The Regional Manager Kebbi, Barrister Makinu Muhammad Sani held town hall meeting with Koko community

During the session the Regional Manager stated the essence of the gathering is to discuss and have a lasting solutions to the menace facing the business atmosphere in Koko and environs.

It is in our records, that the incessant vandalism and apathy to bills payment in Koko Town which is seriously affecting the overall performance of our company.

We are here to solicit for your cooperation and support to find a lasting solutions to all of these lingering issues.

In the month of July, 2024 energy worth more than twenty million Naira was consumed and only three million Naira was realized, the business is really suffering couple with the vandalisation of almost eight out of fifteen distribution transformers that are supplying various areas within the town.

We really need your outmost support to put to an end to the menace of vandalism and also payment of bills promptly.

While thanking the Regional Manager and his team for making the meeting a reality, Dangaladiman Koko Alhaji Musa Salihu Koko (Wakilin Sarkin Koko) said the issue of supply in Koko has be come worrisome, we now know the issues that are not allowing us enjoy supply like before.

Let me assure you that we are fully prepared to support you, as a traditional institution we are working closely with government officials to ensure we safeguard the power equipment’s in and within Koko Town.

We are going to fence all the fifteen distribution transformers in Koko Town and also provide vigilantes to guard the facilities in order to avert reoccurrence of vandalism our transformers.

"I am committed to leading Kaduna Electric to new heights of excellence. I will work tirelessly to ensure our customers receive the best service possible." He said.

We are however going to constitute a very formidable and trusted electricity committee that will be assisting you in discharging your duties freely.

Dangaladima further added that Koko as a commercial town will not be left out in payment of the energy consumed, we know you are in to business and any good business is expected to sell and get profit at the end of the day.

We will implore our people to promptly respond to their respective bills, we really need light even for the security, businesses and wellbeing of our people,  he said.

 

Kaduna Regional Manager Embarks on Familiarization Visit To Area Offices
By Jamila Bala

The Regional Manager of Kaduna Electric, Mallam Muazu Aliyu, recently embarked on a familiarization visit to all Area offices under his jurisdiction. The visit aimed to acquaint himself with the operations, challenges, and staff of the company.

During the visit, Mal Muazu inspected the Area Offices, and the Customer Service Centres. He interacted with staff, listening to their concerns and suggestions.

Mal Muazu emphasized the importance of teamwork, customer satisfaction, taking ownership, integrity and efficient service delivery.

He assured staff of his commitment to addressing their challenges and providing necessary support.

The familiarization visit is seen as a positive step towards enhancing the performance and reputation of Kaduna Electric.

Staff have expressed optimism about the new Regional Manager's leadership and vision.

"I am committed to leading Kaduna Electric to new heights of excellence. I will work tirelessly to ensure our customers receive the best service possible." He said.