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Bayelsa State’s Struggle with Epileptic Power Supply and Exorbitant Bills: Time for Action

Tapre Timine
Tapre Timine
Published: June 14, 2025
Last updated: June 14, 2025
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Bayelsa State's Struggle with Epileptic Power Supply and Exorbitant Bills: Time for Action | Daily Report Nigeria
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Bayelsa State, like many other regions in Nigeria, grapples with the challenge of unreliable power supply.

Despite enduring epileptic electricity provision from the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED), residents are burdened with exorbitant monthly bills, leaving many to question the fairness and legitimacy of these charges.

This is a wake up call to the Bayelsa state government to intervene on behalf of its citizens.

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The Reality of Epileptic Power Supply:

The residents of Bayelsa State have long endured the frustration of inconsistent power supply.

Many households and businesses experience frequent power outages, disrupting daily activities, compromising productivity, and impacting the quality of life.

Despite paying their bills diligently, consumers are left in the dark, quite literally, due to the unreliability of the power grid.

The Predicament of Exorbitant Bills:
Adding insult to injury, residents are faced with astronomical electricity bills from PHED. These bills often do not reflect the sporadic nature of the power supply, leading to understandable outrage and frustration among consumers.

The disparity between the service provided and the charges levied raises serious questions about accountability and transparency within the electricity distribution system.

Call to Action:
It is time for the Bayelsa State government to take decisive action to address this injustice. The government must engage with PHED to demand better service delivery and fairer billing practices.

Additionally, efforts should be made to explore alternative energy sources and invest in infrastructure improvements to mitigate the impact of power outages on citizens’ lives.

The Importance of Citizen Mobilization:
In the face of such challenges, citizen mobilization is crucial. Bayelsans must come together to voice their grievances and demand accountability from both PHED and the government.

Community meetings, and advocacy campaigns can serve as powerful tools for effecting change and ensuring that the concerns of the people are heard and addressed.

The people of Bayelsa State deserve reliable electricity service and fair billing practices. It is unacceptable for them to continue to suffer the consequences of an inadequate and unjust system.

By standing together and demanding action, residents can send a clear message to both PHEDC and the government that enough is enough. It is time to bring about meaningful change for the benefit of all.

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Daily Report Nigeria.

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