The Managing Director of Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) Plc, Dr Tinuade Sanda, has reeled out her outstanding achievements as she clocks two years in her position on March 30, 2024.
Put between conflicting interests of shareholders, THEWILL recalls the recent controversy surrounding Sanda’s position as MD at Eko Disco.
But Sanda, who remains defiant in her position as she looks forward to March 30th to mark her two years as the MD of EKEDC, says she is inspired by Michelle Obama’s words, “When they go low, we go high”.
Taking to her Instagram handle on Friday, @ tinuade_sanda, she revealed the milestone achievements EKEDC has achieved in just two years of her reign.
Under Sanda as MD/CEO, EKEDC has recorded a total collection of N14.9 billion as of March 28, 2024.
The sound of this milestone achievement is more pronounced when in just a single month, the Eko Disco recorded a peak collection of about N17.1 billion in January 2024.
While the EKEDC had in February set an ambitious target of Aggregate Technical Commercial and Collection (ATC & C) losses at 11.85%, THEWILL reports that under Sanda, the company surpassed expectations by achieving a remarkable single-digit rate of 4% just a month later. The ATC & C measures how efficiently a disco operates.
Titled, “Celebrating Milestones: Two Years at EKEDC’s Helm!”, she wrote: “As I approach my two-year anniversary as MD/CEO of EKEDC on the 30th of March, 2024, l am filled with pride over our victories against all odds: achieving a record collection of N14.9 billion as of the 28th of March, 2024 and cutting ATC & C losses to 4%.
“Not to mention our peak collection moment of N17.1 billion in a single month, achieved in January 2024, stands as a testament to our commitment and hard work.
“These milestones have significantly propelled our service and efficiency forward.
“Following our recent strategy session in February 2024, we set an ambitious target for ATC & C losses at 11.85%, yet we’ve surpassed expectations by achieving a remarkable single-digit rate of 4% just a month later.
“Inspired by Michelle Obama’s words, ‘When they go low, we go high’, we embrace resilience, firmly believing that no goal or challenge is insurmountable.”
