You may access the portal of WACS (Workers Aggregated Credit Scheme) to contact the support team for inquiry, to register or explore other options on the dashboard. The official portal is: wacs.ippis.gov.ng Inquiries interface WACS is a technology used by the Office of the Account General of the Federation to enhance the ease of loan…

In order to contact WACS support team for inquiry, to register or do some other tasks, you may wish to access their website. The official website of WACS is: wacs.ippis.gov.ng Inquiries interface WACS (Workers Aggregated Credit Scheme) is a technology used by the Office of the Account General of the Federation to enhance the ease…

WACS (Workers Aggregated Credit Scheme) is a technology used by the Office of the Account General of the Federation to enhance the ease of loan origination and termination within the Civil Service and manage credit in compliance with regulations. The objective is to provide accessible and affordable loan solutions to federal government workers across Ministries,…

WACS (Workers Aggregated Credit Scheme) is a technology used by the Office of the Account General of the Federation to enhance the ease of loan origination and termination within the Civil Service and manage credit in compliance with regulations. The objective is to provide accessible and affordable loan solutions to federal government workers across Ministries,…

IPPIS payslip is a monthly document generated after calculation of salary is made. It contains both the employee basic details and the payment information. Although manual input is sometimes required, the payslip, to a large extent, is automatically created for every federal government staff on the IPPIS platform. Payslip becomes available usually after payment of…

In order check your IPPIS payslip you will first open the payslip document. It’s a PDF file. (You can get the payslip online or from from your place of work through the Accountant, HOD Admin or another designated person) A sample of IPPIS payslip When you access it then take the following steps: (A) On…

Nigeria has 11 power distribution companies (Discos) namely: Depending on which state you reside in, you are expected to pay your electricity bills to a distribution company that covers your state. Except for Lagos State, all states have a single distribution company that serves them. The electricity distribution companies and theirs districts are: Abuja Electricity…

Nigeria has 11 power distribution companies, namely: These distribution companies, which are known as ‘Discos’ are non-government companies with their board of directors and management team. Except for Lagos State, all states have a single distribution company that serves them. The electricity distribution companies are: Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc (AEDC)  Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC)…

Nigeria electricity distribution companies are: The Federal Government though privatized its electricity distribution corporation has retained the ownership of the transmission company.  These distribution companies, which are known as ‘Discos’ are non-government companies with their board of directors and management team. Depending on which state you reside in, you are expected to pay your electricity…

Nigeria power companies are: Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc (AEDC)  Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) has a franchise for the distribution and sale of electricity across the Federal Capital Territory, Niger State, Kogi State, and Nasarawa State.   Benin Electricity Distribution Company  BEDC is in charge of retail electricity distribution in Delta, Edo, Ekiti, and Ondo States,…