19659001 The Nigerian federal government privatised the 19459003 electrical power sector 19459004 in November 2013. The sector is divided into generation, transmission, and circulation. Generation business (GenCos) and circulation business (DisCos) are now personal entities. The federal government still owns the transmission business. Nigeria has numerous power plants linked to the 19459006 nationwide grid and 11 circulation business providing electrical power to homes across the country. 19659004 While other states have one DisCo each, Lagos has 2 business dispersing electrical energy in the state alone. Here are the DisCos listed below and the states they covered. 19659006 Benin (BEDC) 19459007 Delta 19459007 Edo Ekiti 19459007 Ondo Kaduna (KDEDC) Kaduna Kebbi 19459007 Sokoto Zamfara 19659008 Kano (KEDC) Kano 19459007 Katsina Jigawa 19659009 Yola (YEDC) Adamawa Borno 19459007 Taraba Yobe Jos (JEDC) 19459007 Bauchi 19459007 Benue 19459007 Gombe 19459007 Plateau Abuja (AEDC) 19459007 FCT 19459007 Kogi Nasarawa Niger 19659012 Ibadan (IBEDC) 19459007 Kwara 19459007 Ogun 19459007 Osun Oyo Ikeja (IEDC) 19459007 Lagos 19659014 Eko (EKEDC) 19459007 Lagos Port Harcourt (PEDC) Akwa Ibom Bayelsa 19459007 Cross River Rivers Enugu (EEDC) 19459007 Abia Anambra Ebonyi Enugu Imo 19659017 Find out more 19459004
11 electricity distribution companies in Nigeria and their service states
