Ikeja Electric Plc (IE), has reiterated its commitment to accelerated network upgrades aimed at providing efficient service delivery to its customers.
This assurance was made in a statement issued by the company's Head of Corporate Communications, Mr Kingsley Okotie to commemorate the International Workers Day celebration in appreciation of the commitment and resilience of the IE workforce.
The CEO of Ikeja Electric, Mrs Folake Soetan extended her profound appreciation to all IE employees, for the efforts put into ensuring a consistent supply of electricity to homes and businesses across the coverage area while imploring them to go the extra mile even in the face of daunting challenges.
"A recent investment of over Five Hundred Million Naira (N500m) at both Adekunle Fajuyi and PTC Injection Sub-stations under our Ikeja Business Unit further demonstrates our willingness to make the right network upgrades that will improve the overall customer experience. The project will bring remarkable improvement in the quality and quantity of electricity supply to customers in Ikeja GRA, Opebi, and Maryland. Other beneficiary communities include Allen Avenue, Olowu, Medical Road, Computer Village and environs." she said.
Mrs Soetan noted that the increasing rate of vandalism poses a great threat to the efforts being made to ensure customers get quality and regular power supply, but despite this challenge, the company is not deterred in achieving its goals.
"We believe that sustained collaboration of critical stakeholders such as community leaders, and law enforcement/ security agencies, will curb vandalism, and seize this opportunity to express gratitude to community leaders who assist in making sure these vandals are caught." she added.
The IE Spokesman thanked stakeholders and customers who take time to attend the company's monthly virtual and physical engagements where updates are made available in line with the business objectives and feedback taken for improvement. He urged customers not to tamper with their meters but to report any form of energy theft in their localities, and desist from carrying out activities under power lines as it poses great danger to lives and properties.
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