Mr Osho said the incident was reported at the Apo Police Station on April 15.
They listed high fuel prices, electricity bills, poor infrastructure, and unfriendly policies as major obstacles to sustaining their businesses.
Mrs Mbah apologised for the inconveniences the maintenance could cause the affected electricity customers
Some consumers spoke in separate interviews on Monday, describing the increase as unfair given the country’s harsh economic situation.
Many electricity consumers in the Federal Capital Territory on Band A have appealed to the Federal Government to review downward the high tariff amid the economic hardship
Indoor pollution does not only cause cancer, it also affects asthmatic patients.
She said that the suspect would be charged to court upon conclusion of investigation.
The company said that the interruption was to enable the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), to carry out maintenance on its Apo substation.
The driver added, “As I no get anything to quench the fire, I rushed out of the bus. That’s how fire burnt the bus.”
