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Customers Commend EEDL as On-the-Spot Complaints Resolution Exercise Ends

The management of Eastland Electricity Distribution Limited (EEDL) has concluded its two – day On-the-Spot Complaints Resolution Exercise in Abakaliki, which provided customers with the opportunity to resolve billing, metering and other electricity service-related concerns.

The exercise recorded an impressive turnout of customers, many of whom expressed satisfaction with the prompt attention and resolutions they received.

The exercise, which was initially scheduled to hold on July 15 and 16, 2026, was extended by one day to July 17 following the overwhelming turnout of customers.

The Managing Director of EEDL, Engr. Nnamdi Chuka-Nwosu, who monitored the exercise, directed the extension to ensure that every customer who visited the company’s office was attended to.

Speaking at the event, the Head of Communications, EEDL, Mrs. Patience Ezeagu, expressed satisfaction with the large turnout of customers. She explained that the exercise was organised to address customers’ service-related concerns, particularly billing discrepancies arising from the recent upgrade of the company’s billing software.

According to her, the initiative also provided an opportunity for customers with metering, account and other service-related complaints to interact directly with officers from the Billing, Metering, Customer Service and Accounts departments for prompt resolution.

Ezeagu also noted that, aside from the monthly On-the-Spot Complaints Resolution Exercise, EEDL has established several customer complaint channels through its service centres, district offices, customer care lines, WhatsApp platforms and social media handles, where customers can conveniently lodge complaints and have their service-related concerns promptly addressed.

Several customers who benefited from the exercise expressed appreciation to the company for the transparent and professional manner in which their complaints were handled.

One of the beneficiaries, Mrs. Agatha Okporo, said she responded to EEDL’s invitation to customers with service related issues and was delighted with the outcome.

“I came because of the issue we are having with our prepaid meter. I heard the announcement that EEDL invited customers with complaints to come for resolution. My problem has been resolved and I am happy. I appreciate the company for listening to me,” she said.

Another customer, Dr. Ifeanyi Igwurube, described the initiative as commendable and appealed to the company to publicise future editions more widely to enable more customers benefit from the exercise.

Mr. Chibueze Chima, commended the dedication and professionalism of the EEDL team throughout the exercise.

“I appreciate the cooperation your team gave me and every other customer. They attended to everyone patiently from morning till evening without even going on break. The way my high bill was reduced made me very happy. We are all happy with what you have done. You have earned our trust. God strengthen you all,” he said.

Mrs. Ogechukwu Okoye also expressed gratitude to the company, explaining that she learnt about the exercise through the WhatsApp platform of customers under the Udensi Service Centre.

” I came very angry but now what had been giving me sleepless nights has now been resolved. My bill was adjusted accordingly and I am very happy and encourage other customers to take advantage of opportunities like this to resolve their issues,” she stated.

Also speaking, the Chief Commercial Officer of EEDL, Mr. Cyprian Nwankwegu, explained that the On-the-Spot Complaints Resolution Exercise is a regular customer engagement initiative that provides customers with the opportunity to present billing challenges and other service-related complaints for prompt attention.

He noted that electricity distribution is a regulated business, including its tariff regime, and advised customers who feel dissatisfied with any aspect of the company’s services to take advantage of such exercises to seek clarification and resolution.

The exercise attracted customers from different parts of Ebonyi State, with many leaving the venue expressing satisfaction over the prompt resolution of their complaints.

The initiative further demonstrated EEDL’s commitment to responsive customer service, transparency and continuous engagement with its customers.

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