Kingsley Okotie

Kingsley Okotie

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Kingsley Okotie is the Head of Corporate Communication at Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC). He has been vocal about the pressing issue of energy theft in Nigeria, highlighting the significant impact it has on the company's ability to meet customer expectations. Okotie emphasizes the need for collective action among stakeholders to combat this challenge, noting that the rise in energy theft threatens the stability of the electricity supply sector in Nigeria.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
907,014
Power
1,971$
Sentiment
6.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Nigeria 2 6.00 0.40% +10% 206,139,589 907,014 $448,000 1,971$
Totals 2 206,139,589 907,014 $448,000 1,971$
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Nigeria Nigeria: Kingsley Okotie urged customers to rely on the company’s official communication and complaint channels for accurate information. 7

The Punch: Ikeja Electric begins meter refunds for customers

Nigeria Nigeria: Kingsley Okotie is the spokesman for the DisCo who has yet to reply to messages regarding the residents' complaints. 5

The Punch: Ogun community threatens legal action over four-month blacko

Nigeria Nigeria: Kingsley Okotie disclosed the convictions in a statement on behalf of Ikeja Electric. 8

The Punch: Court Jails Three for Cable Vandalism

Nigeria Nigeria: Efforts to get the reaction of Head of Corporate Communications, IKEDC, Kingsley Okotie, were unsuccessful. 5

The Punch: Lagos community lament five-month electricity blackout

Nigeria Nigeria: Kingsley Okotie explained how the military men vandalised the IKEDC office and attacked the workers. 5

The Punch: Air Force men attack IKEDC, brutalise PUNCHman, others

Nigeria Nigeria: Kingsley Okotie lamented the increase in energy theft, especially following the implementation of the reviewed tariff on Band A feeders. 4

The Punch: Energy theft to attract N300,000 fine – FG

Nigeria Nigeria: Kingsley Okotie lamented the increase in energy theft, especially following the implementation of the reviewed tariff on Band A feeders. 4

The Punch: Electricity consumers to pay fines for illegal connection, meter by-pass – Punch Newspapers