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NLC slams DisCos for classifying consumers into bands, threatens strike

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•The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) criticized Distribution Companies (DisCos) for classifying electricity consumers into bands.
•The NLC threatened to strike in response to the consumer classification by DisCos.
•A recent grid collapse has contributed to the electricity crisis in Nigeria.

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▸If the NLC proceeds with the threatened strike electricity distribution could be further disrupted, affecting consumers and businesses reliant on stable power supply.

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If the NLC strike disrupts operations, DisCos may experience financial losses, negatively impacting their stock prices.

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AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)NLC slams DisCos for classifying consumers into bands, threatens strike AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Grid collapse: NLC threatens showdown over electricity crisis

On February 15, 2026, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) publicly criticized Distribution Companies (DisCos) for categorizing electricity consumers into different bands, a practice the NLC opposes. The NLC has threatened to initiate a strike in response to this classification system amid ongoing electricity supply challenges. This dispute occurs against the backdrop of a recent grid collapse, exacerbating the electricity crisis in Nigeria. The NLC's actions signal escalating tensions between labor unions and power distribution firms, potentially impacting electricity availability and economic activities.