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Nigerian electricity distributors record N205.53bn revenue in July

Source: Punch Nigeria · 25 Sep 2026, 01:09 UTC
Nigerian electricity distributors record N205.53bn revenue in July
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Nigerian electricity distribution companies collected N205.53bn in revenue in July 2026, according to a new report from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. The figure was 7.12 per cent higher than the amount recorded in June, the supplied material says.

Nigerian electricity distribution companies generated N205.53bn in revenue in July 2026, according to a new report from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Punch Nigeria reports. The July figure represented a 7.12 per cent increase from the revenue recorded in June. The source material does not provide the June amount, a breakdown by individual distribution company or the number of customers covered.

It also does not explain whether the increase reflected higher collections, changes in tariffs, improved billing or another factor. No details are provided about electricity supply during the month or the companies’ outstanding debts. The report identifies NERC as the source of the figures.

The available information contains no response from the DisCos and no additional financial or operational data.

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