Metering:Corruption, weak regulation keep 8 million Nigerians under — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Alleged high-level corruption, weak regulation, and the inability of the National Assembly to criminalise arbitrary billing of electricity consumers may continue to widen the metering gap in the country, as distribution companies fail to metre 8.1 million electricity customers eight years after privatisation.

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