Nigeria’s off-grid energy revolution | Dr. Wiebe Boer at Techpoint Inspired 2019

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @solomon1244
    @solomon1244 5 лет назад +7

    What ever you do in Canada doesn't change the world, what ever you do in Nigeria changes the world - Wiebe Boer.

  • @samuelfamolu
    @samuelfamolu 5 лет назад

    This one hit my heart. Outstanding. 'Na gode' Dr Wiebe Boer.

  • @johnnwabuforudemezue1108
    @johnnwabuforudemezue1108 3 года назад

    Nigeria, no power, I tire ooo, same with my place in Ogun, we have 24/7 power

  • @AllegraF0X
    @AllegraF0X 5 лет назад +4

    I am moving to Plateau, forget Lagos and the air pollution and road issues

    • @thankgodezeoffor8376
      @thankgodezeoffor8376 5 лет назад +2

      AllegraF0X I live in plateau and I feel like is one of the best city (jos) for business except tech

    • @wisdomimgbarine2272
      @wisdomimgbarine2272 5 лет назад

      Remember the opportunities that Lagos presents, depending on the sector you function in.

    • @AllegraF0X
      @AllegraF0X 5 лет назад +1

      Wisdom I Mgbarine you can’t do anything innovative without electricity. Simple. it’s not about location or state it’s a fact. Providing sub- par solutions to Lagos citizens & making profit isn’t impactful, isn’t helping Nigeria become competitive & it’s unsustainable. Using 16 million generators creates so much health issues due to air pollution. So, you can become a billionaire but have the health of a pauper. We should all find this LGA that has provided constant light for 19yrs & copy it in our communities. Doesn’t you & your community or LGA deserve better... or we should just manage, & do well paid jobs (living wage) that don’t need electricity 🧐 🧐

    • @AllegraF0X
      @AllegraF0X 5 лет назад

      ThankGod Ezeoffor even the so called Tech Cabal are tired of Lagos wahala ... if 1 state puts in the 24/7 electricity & stable & serious bandwidth check /How fast 💨 Some Multi nationals will move in mass. Facebook &Google staff in Ghana are not there for the jollof rice & they are doing is kick ass 💣 stuff & the infrastructure offers a competitive edge.

    • @wisdomimgbarine2272
      @wisdomimgbarine2272 5 лет назад +1

      AllegraF0X I agree with you. Yes, power supply in Lagos might not be the best, but have you ever wondered why several companies / Biz - local and multinationals are falling over each other just to set up their Biz in Lagos? Why don't they move to places in Nigeria where power supply is perceived to be better? It still boils down to the fact that no other City in West/ Central Africa can compete with Lagos when it come to opportunities. Human beings and investors will naturally flock to places where they'll flourish, simple! Lagos remains the most attractive City in West/Central Africa despite some of its short comings.

  • @FemiOGD
    @FemiOGD 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome stuff

  • @senoradelvita
    @senoradelvita 5 лет назад

    14.06 He just said Nigeria is the biggest city in Africa? Sir??

    • @cokoye55
      @cokoye55 5 лет назад +1

      Geneva Fillips “In Nigeria even here” meaning in Lagos, the largest city in Africa

    • @ugofureogoro1042
      @ugofureogoro1042 2 года назад

      I'm sure it was a slip of tongue.

    • @senoradelvita
      @senoradelvita 2 года назад

      @@ugofureogoro1042 I seriously doubt it. Many whites actually think Africa is a country.

    • @FHIPrincePeter
      @FHIPrincePeter Год назад

      @@senoradelvita The Man said that he was BORN AND RAISED In Nigeria and trying to get a Nigerian Passport. At Best it was a slip of the Tongue at Worst it was a critical closed mind that was focusing on small details and not getting the bigger picture.

    • @senoradelvita
      @senoradelvita Год назад

      @@FHIPrincePeter your point is?