Consumers who spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Thursday complained of epileptic power supply, with resultant adverse effects on their businesses and homes, especially in last few weeks. ”Ironically, the same AEDC, when you are owing them just one month, they will cut off your power supply. ”AEDC should improve power supply to our area to enable us to run our business effectively as we are not getting the required service for our payment.’’ she said. Ozigbo said that since customers are paying for the services, AEDC should be able to put infrastructure in place for improved power supply. Meanwhile, AEDC had on Wednesday appealed to customers for understanding in the face of inconveniences experienced in power supply.