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Buy EEDC Token Online

Buy Enugu Electricity (EEDC) prepaid tokens and pay postpaid bills from your Mabro wallet. Your meter is checked before you pay, and tokens arrive instantly in the app and by SMS.

Updated 10 November 2026 · Reviewed by the Mabro team

Buying an electricity token in the Mabro app

About Enugu Electricity (EEDC)

Enugu Electricity Distribution Company serves the South-East: Enugu, Anambra, Imo and Ebonyi, and Abia outside the city of Aba. Its network covers the commercial hubs of Onitsha and Nnewi, state capitals such as Enugu, Awka, Owerri, Abakaliki and Umuahia, and many towns in between.

On Mabro you can buy EEDC prepaid tokens and pay EEDC postpaid bills from your wallet. The app checks your meter or account number with Enugu Electricity before you pay, shows you the customer name to confirm, and delivers prepaid tokens instantly in the app and by SMS.

Is EEDC your DisCo?

Area servedMain cities and towns
Enugu, Anambra, Imo, Ebonyi and Abia (outside Aba)Enugu, Onitsha, Awka, Nnewi, Owerri, Abakaliki and Umuahia

In Abia State, Aba and its surrounding area are served by Aba Power, not EEDC, while the rest of Abia — including Umuahia — remains with EEDC. If you live in or near Aba, check your bill or receipt to see which company supplies you.

Coverage is a general guide; DisCo boundaries do not always follow state lines. Your bill, meter card or a previous token receipt names your DisCo. Neighbouring DisCos: Aba Power (Aba Power) · PHED (Port Harcourt Electricity).

How to buy an EEDC prepaid token on Mabro

  1. Open Electricity

    Tap Electricity on the Mabro home screen.

  2. Choose Enugu Electricity and Prepaid

    Select Enugu Electricity (EEDC) from the provider list, then Prepaid.

  3. Enter your EEDC meter number

    The app validates it with Enugu Electricity and shows the customer name and address. Make sure it is yours.

  4. Enter the amount and confirm

    The minimum for EEDC is shown in the app. Confirm with your 6-digit PIN.

  5. Get your token instantly

    Your 20-digit EEDC token appears in the app and by SMS. Load it on your meter.

Save your EEDC meter as a beneficiary and your next purchase takes a few taps.

Paying an EEDC postpaid bill

If you are on a postpaid Enugu Electricity account, choose Postpaid instead, enter the account number from your EEDC bill, check the customer name, and pay the bill amount or more. The payment is applied to your EEDC account and recorded in your Mabro history with a reference — keep it in case Enugu Electricity's records take time to update.

Loading your EEDC token

On most EEDC keypad meters, type all 20 digits and press Enter (on some models it is # or a coloured key). On split meters, use the indoor unit. If the meter shows "Reject", "Used" or asks for key change tokens, read our step-by-step guide to loading a prepaid meter token.

EEDC tariff bands

Like every DisCo, Enugu Electricity places each feeder in a NERC tariff band from A to E, based on the hours of supply it is expected to deliver. Band A has the most hours and the highest price per unit. Your band is set by EEDC for your feeder; it does not depend on where or how you buy your token. If your supply regularly falls well short of your band's promise, raise it with Enugu Electricity through its official customer care channels. More in our guide to tariff bands.

EEDC troubleshooting

  • Token not received: check your Mabro history — the token is shown there. If it is missing after 2 minutes, contact support with the reference.
  • Token rejected: re-enter it slowly, and confirm you chose Enugu Electricity (not a neighbouring DisCo) and the right meter number.
  • Units but no light: that is a supply issue, not a token issue. Check whether neighbours are off, and contact Enugu Electricity if it is an outage or fault.
  • Estimated or disputed bill: complain to Enugu Electricity's customer care with your account number and keep the complaint reference; unresolved complaints can be escalated to NERC's Forum Offices.

Why pay EEDC on Mabro

  • Instant EEDC tokens in the app and by SMS.
  • Meter validation with Enugu Electricity before you pay.
  • Cashback on eligible electricity payments.
  • Buy for anyone on EEDC — family, tenants, a shop.
  • Every DisCo in one app — see the full electricity guide.

Frequently asked questions

How do I buy an EEDC token online?

Open Mabro, tap Electricity, choose Enugu Electricity and Prepaid, enter your meter number, check the customer name, enter the amount and confirm with your PIN. The token arrives instantly in the app and by SMS.

Which areas does Enugu Electricity cover?

Enugu, Anambra, Imo, Ebonyi and Abia (outside Aba), including Enugu, Onitsha, Awka, Nnewi, Owerri, Abakaliki and Umuahia. Confirm your DisCo from your bill or a previous receipt.

How do I pay my EEDC postpaid bill online?

Choose Enugu Electricity and Postpaid in the Mabro app, enter the account number on your EEDC bill, check the customer name, enter the amount and confirm.

How long does it take to get my EEDC token?

Tokens are delivered instantly. If you do not receive one within 2 minutes, contact support with the transaction reference.

Can I buy EEDC electricity for someone else?

Yes. Enter their EEDC meter number; the app shows the customer name so you can confirm it before paying.

What is the minimum EEDC token I can buy?

The minimum for Enugu Electricity is shown in the app when you enter your meter number.

My EEDC token was rejected. What should I do?

Re-enter it carefully, then check that you chose Enugu Electricity and the correct meter number. If it still fails, contact support with the reference.

Do I get cashback on EEDC payments?

Yes. Eligible electricity payments earn cashback, credited to your Mabro wallet. The amount is shown in the app.

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