Mr Okorie is the executive director of the Electricity Consumer Protection Advocacy.
The experts who spoke to journalists in Abuja on Sunday said privatisation of the power sector was a good idea but was not working.
Mr Okorie said that the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry was faced with safety standards and regulatory challenges.
“I am giving the AMAC and Bwari constituency the opportunity to come up with their complaints.”
“There should be adequate enlightenment because it is only consumers that understand the sector and what their rights are.’’
Mr Olubiyi said the current administration has engaged in diverse reforms in the power sector.
According to the CSO, the aim is to ensure that consumers get value for their money.
The experts said that they expect the privatisation will be reviewed in 2023 as the license circle for the process is 10 years.
The group asked the federal government to set up a committee to monitor the interest of electricity consumers.
The power sector was privatised in November 2013, with six power generation plants and 11 electricity distribution companies handed over to the private sector.
