The survey showed that a bunch of bananas, sold for ₦1,500 between February and April, now go for ₦3,500.
Mr Eze said the Mobile MAP metering approach was part of efforts by the EEDC to ensure that customers under service “Band A” across its network were metered within 48 hours.
Mr Dada said this on Thursday at the West Africa Social Activities (WASA) of the 103 Battalion, Awkunanaw, Enugu, held at the Battalion’s barrack.
“After six years of primary school, 50 per cent of our children cannot read a single word in English.”
“These projects will come in sequence and we are ready. We urge the people of Enugu State to exercise a little more patience,” he appealed.
The command’s spokesman, Daniel Ndukwe, released a statement on Saturday in Enugu detailing the incident.
