Post by David Olasunkanmi Olayiwola (@SpeakWithDavid)
180 communities in Niger State now have 24-hour solar power. That’s not just electricity, that’s opportunity.
With this development, small businesses will grow. Students can study at night. Clinics will function better.
This is the kind of development we should scale across Nigeria; practical, sustainable, people-focused solutions.
Let’s replicate what works.
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UC Nnabuife: Is the solar system or power affordable? Because if it's not, it's same as not having them installed in the first place.
The problem in Nigeria is the presence of infrastructure that isn't affordable, leading to abandonment and decay of said infrastructure.
I believe that the provider of any suc...
The problem in Nigeria is the presence of infrastructure that isn't affordable, leading to abandonment and decay of said infrastructure.
I believe that the provider of any suc...
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