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Eko DisCo Sacks CEO, Others Over NERC Directive

Reporter: Tobi Adetunji

by Techeconomy
March 26, 2024
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Dr. Tinuade Sanda from her position as Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Tinuade Sanda from her position as Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Tinuade Sanda from her position as Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer

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The Board of Eko Electricity Distribution Company (Eko DisCo) has removed Dr. Tinuade Sanda from her position as Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer.

A letter signed by Dere Otubu, the company’s Chairman, made available to journalist has revealed.

The company explained that the decision was due to a directive from the industry regulator, NERC.

“We have received a directive from NERC stating that all staff working for the utility must be employed directly by the utility, bound by applicable service conditions that are applicable to the employees of the utility, and paid through the utility’s payroll.

“The Disco is obligated to comply with these directives due to the powers of NERC as stipulated in the Electricity Act 2023.

“In compliance with the aforementioned directive, all seconded staff from WPG Ltd are being released by Eko Electricity Distribution Plc and returned to WPG Ltd”.

Accordingly, you are hereby relieved of your role, office, and position at Eko Electricity Distribution Plc effectively immediately, and returned to your employer, WPG Ltd.”

According to the letter from NERC titled ‘Alleged Ghost Workers in Eko Electricity Distribution Company – Call For Investigation’, wherein it instructed the distribution company to “ensure all existing WPG secondees involved in the loss of revenue to EKEDC in this matter are withdrawn back to WPG,” indicating that all WPG staff seconded to Eko DisCo should be removed.

WPG is the core investor in Eko DisCo.

“It is important to note that, other executives in the company who were seconded from WPG were also affected by the directive”.

It was however gathered that the decision may have stemmed from internal management conflicts within the company over leadership positions.

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