OUR OPERATIONS DURING THE EID-EL-KABIR HOLIDAY

The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company PLC (EEDC) wishes to inform her esteemed customers that her Cash Offices will be open for operations on Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th June 2023, during Eid-El-Kabir holiday.

Our alternate payment channels will equally be available to our customers during the period. They include: Energy Pay (by logging on to our website: www.enugudisco.com), Point of Sale (POS), Quick-Teller, E-transact channels, Collection Agents, and other online platforms.

Adequate arrangements have been made for our technical/maintenance teams to be on ground across our coverage areas, to attend to faults that may occur.

For complaints, simply dial our 24/7 Call Center on: 084 700 100, and speak with an agent.

You can also send SMS or WhatsApp to us via: 08150826060 or 08150826061.

While wishing our esteemed customers a wonderful Sallah holiday, we assure them of our commitment to delivering improved services.

Signed:

*EMEKA EZEH*

*Head, Corporate Communications, EEDC**OUR OPERATIONS DURING THE EID-EL-KABIR HOLIDAY*

Adequate arrangements have been made for our technical/maintenance teams to be on ground across our coverage areas, to attend to faults that may occur.

For complaints, simply dial our 24/7 Call Center on: 084 700 100, and speak with an agent.

You can also send SMS or WhatsApp to us via: 08150826060 or 08150826061.

While wishing our esteemed customers a wonderful Sallah holiday, we assure them of our commitment to delivering improved services.

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