Avoid driving under the influence of alcohol - IBEDC warns residents
Commuters and residents of Oyo, Ogun, Osun, Kwara, Niger, Ekiti and Kogi have been warned to avoid driving under the influence of alcohol.
Acting Managing Director of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC), Kingsley Acife, issued the warning on Friday.
Achife, in a statement made available to DAILY POST in Ibadan, said it was necessary to avoid driving under the influence of alcohol to avoid collisions with utility poles and traffic. other forms of accidents during Independence Day celebration.
While urging residents to exercise moderation on the 62nd anniversary of independence, Achife advised motorists to obey traffic laws to avoid accidents that could damage electrical installations.
He also urged Nigerians to continue working for the development of the country, adding that one of the catalysts that drives the growth and development of any economy is electricity.
The statement read "Avoid driving under the influence of alcohol and obey traffic rules to avoid collisions with utility poles and other forms of accidents during the Independence Day celebration.
"The sacrifices and ideologies of the founding fathers must remain the watchword of a united and peaceful country.
“Nigerians must continue to strive for the development of the country, on this basis, IBEDC is committed to contributing its best to national development through excellent service delivery, improved power supply, prompt response to customer complaints and close the counting gap across our franchise."
Commuters and residents of Oyo, Ogun, Osun, Kwara, Niger, Ekiti and Kogi have been warned to avoid driving under the influence of alcohol.
Acting Managing Director of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC), Kingsley Acife, issued the warning on Friday.
Achife, in a statement made available to DAILY POST in Ibadan, said it was necessary to avoid driving under the influence of alcohol to avoid collisions with utility poles and traffic. other forms of accidents during Independence Day celebration.
While urging residents to exercise moderation on the 62nd anniversary of independence, Achife advised motorists to obey traffic laws to avoid accidents that could damage electrical installations.
He also urged Nigerians to continue working for the development of the country, adding that one of the catalysts that drives the growth and development of any economy is electricity.
The statement read "Avoid driving under the influence of alcohol and obey traffic rules to avoid collisions with utility poles and other forms of accidents during the Independence Day celebration.
"The sacrifices and ideologies of the founding fathers must remain the watchword of a united and peaceful country.
“Nigerians must continue to strive for the development of the country, on this basis, IBEDC is committed to contributing its best to national development through excellent service delivery, improved power supply, prompt response to customer complaints and close the counting gap across our franchise."
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