University of Douala: ENEO threatens to suspend electricity supply over 1.7 billion unpaid bills

The Company in charge of electricity distribution in Cameroon, ENEO, has threatened to suspend electricity from the University of Douala, for owing them 1.7 billion CFA bills.

In a note addressing the
Rector of the University of Douala, the electricity supply company indicated that the school’s unpaid bills amounts to 1.7 billion CFA.

“Except for error or omission on our part, the examination to date of your accounts in our books reveals that you still owe us the sum excluding late payment interest of 1, 760, 818, 212 FCFA,” disclosed ENEO in their release.

It should be recalled that on December 2021, the State of Cameroon had to implement a clearance plan aimed at reimbursing in total, 182 billion FCFA of debts to Eneo.


By Amina Hilda


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