Osun

Is Oke Ola Band A?

Ile-Ife, Osun · IBEDC

Likely Band E

Band A is unlikely here.

D 1 · E 2

None of the 3 feeders here is Band A

Promised 4+ hours a day

about ₦11,000 a month

for a 2-bedroom flat ₦56,000 if it were Band A

Check the exact flat

NERC tariff order for IBEDC, Sep 2026 · Bands are reviewed monthly

Find your street in Oke Ola

  • Band D · promised 8+ h · 1 feeder

    • Oke Ola · Kajola Ode Onikumo · Gbelekale · Adeeke · Technical · Alagbole +25 more

  • Band E · promised 4+ h · 2 feeders

    • Oke Ola · Awotedo · Bodude · Lagbaja · Kajola

    • Oke Ola · Anajere · Oloosaooko · Jolaiya · Islama · Sabo +8 more

Check the exact flat

Most feeders here aren't Band A, so check before paying Band A prices.

  1. Get the meter number. It’s on the meter and on any token receipt.

    “Hello, before I pay for the flat, please send me the prepaid meter number (or a photo of a recent token receipt) so I can confirm its electricity band. Thank you.”

    Send on WhatsApp (opens WhatsApp)

  2. Enter the prepaid meter number or postpaid account number on IBEDC’s customer feeder information (opens in a new tab)

  3. Or read a token receipt: a tariff code starting with A (e.g. ‘A-Non MD’) means Band A.

A listing can say Band A for a flat that's on another feeder. Ask for the meter number before paying.

Links checked 11 Oct 2026.

About Oke Ola

Is Oke Ola Band A?
Probably not. 2 of the 3 feeders the official lists name for Oke Ola are Band E in NERC's September 2026 order for IBEDC; 1 is Band D. A particular flat can still be on the Band D feeder, so check its meter number.
How many hours of power does Oke Ola get?
Band E feeders are promised at least 4 hours a day. That is a promised minimum, not guaranteed supply.
How do I check a flat's band in Oke Ola?
Ask for the meter number and enter it on IBEDC's customer feeder information, or read a recent token receipt: a tariff code starting with A (for example 'A-Non MD') means Band A.