Overview

The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) is responsible for distributing electricity across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), as well as parts of Niger, Kogi, and Nasarawa states. It plays a critical role in providing power to businesses, homes, and industries within its coverage area. AEDC operates under the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and is committed to improving power distribution and customer satisfaction.

Major Features & Services

  • Electricity Distribution – Supplies power to millions of households and businesses.
  • Prepaid & Postpaid Metering – Offers prepaid meters to customers for better energy management.
  • Customer Care & Support – Handles complaints, bill inquiries, and technical issues.
  • Online Bill Payment – Enables customers to pay electricity bills via the AEDC website and mobile apps.
  • Fault Reporting System – Provides channels for reporting power outages and technical faults.
  • Energy Efficiency Tips – Educates consumers on energy conservation and best practices.

Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) Customer Care & Support

AEDC provides 24/7 customer support to handle billing inquiries, complaints, power outage reports, and meter applications.

  • Customer Care Number (24 Hours): +234-700-2255-2332
  • WhatsApp Support:08152141414, 08152151515
  • Email Address: [email protected]
  • Phone Numbers:
    • 08039070070
    • 08152141414
    • 08152151515
  • Social Media Handles:

AEDC Office Addresses in Abuja

AEDC operates multiple area offices across Abuja and its coverage states.

  1. Head Office:
    • Address: 1 Loma Mansa St, Wuse, Abuja 904101, Federal Capital Territory
    • Phone Number: +234-700-2255-2332
    • Website: www.abujaelectricity.com
  2. Life Camp Area Office
    • Address: AEDC Life Camp Office, Abuja.
    • Photos: Not officially available, but you can visit in person.
  3. Karu Office (New Karu)
    • Address: AEDC Karu Office, New Karu, Abuja.
  4. Kubwa/Dutse Alhaji Office
    • Address: AEDC Plc, Kubwa, Dutse Alhaji, Abuja.
  5. Gwarinpa Office
    • Address: AEDC Office, Gwarinpa, Abuja.
  6. Gwagwalada Office
    • Address: AEDC Office, Gwagwalada, Abuja.
  7. Jabi Office
    • Address: AEDC Office, Jabi, Abuja. 3C78+2VW, Jabi, Abuja 900108, Federal Capital Territory
  8. Kubwa Office
    • Address: AEDC, Gospel Street, Gado Nasko, Kubwa, Abuja.
  9. Garki Office
    • Address: AEDC Office, Samuel Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki, Abuja.

Who Owns Abuja Electricity Distribution Company?

AEDC was privatized in 2013 as part of Nigeria’s power sector reforms. It is owned and operated by a private consortium, under regulation by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC). The current CEO of AEDC is Victor Ojelabi (as of the last update).

History of Abuja Electricity Distribution Company

AEDC was established as part of Nigeria’s electricity privatization program in 2013. Before privatization, power distribution in Abuja was managed by the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN). After privatization, AEDC took over operations to improve efficiency, billing systems, and customer service.

AEDC Billing & Payment Methods

AEDC customers can pay their electricity bills via:

  • Online Payment: AEDC Website
  • Mobile Apps: AEDC mobile app, banking apps, and third-party platforms like Remita, Quickteller, and Paystack.
  • Bank Payments: Payments can also be made at designated banks.

AEDC Prepaid & Postpaid Meters

  1. Meter Application Form – Customers can apply for new meters via the AEDC Meter Asset Provider (MAP) program on the official website.
  2. Meter Upgrade – Customers experiencing issues with old meters can request an upgrade or replacement via the AEDC customer service portal.

AEDC Electricity Tariff Bands

AEDC customers are categorized under different tariff bands (A – E) based on their location and supply hours:

  • Band A: 20-24 hours of electricity daily.
  • Band B: 16-20 hours daily.
  • Band C: 12-16 hours daily.
  • Band D: 8-12 hours daily.
  • Band E: Less than 8 hours daily.

The higher the band, the more expensive the electricity tariff.

AEDC Power Outages & Fault Reporting

Customers can report power outages through:

  • AEDC Customer Care Line: +234-700-2255-2332
  • Nearest AEDC Office: Visit any area office to report power supply issues.

AEDC Recruitment & Career Opportunities

AEDC offers various job opportunities for professionals in the power sector.

  • Recruitment Portal: AEDC job openings are listed on their website under the Careers section.
  • Common Positions: Electrical Engineers, Customer Service Representatives, Technicians, and Administrative roles.

AEDC Mobile App & Online Services

  • AEDC Mobile App: Available for bill payments, meter recharge, and power outage reporting.
  • Download from: Google Play Store & Apple App Store.
  • Online Payment: Customers can also pay bills and check meter balances via www.abujaelectricity.com.

AEDC Logo & Branding

AEDC logo

  • The AEDC logo features a blue and yellow lightning symbol representing power and energy.
  • It appears on all official documents, prepaid meters, and AEDC vehicles.