Power shortages, rising fuel costs accelerate shift to solar in Nigeria

Many small businesses now rely on solar for their energy needs after public electricity costs surged. Solar companies are easing adoption by offering installment payment options, making it more accessible.
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[@solomonkpeh]

Nigerians should be grateful to China for many things. Trust me! Four many years Nigerians can't get affordable light because some people stay behind the scene to frustrate the country. For three decades, no light, no train, no road, nothing. Today, China is making the trains to run again, the road, solar light, EV cars and sea ports. Thank you China.

[@blessingndlovu9037]

With all the natural and human resources, it's a mind boggling why Nigeria is mess

[@longwellsfarm834]

Ur country is less than 50million but u battled load sheding. Imagine when u have 200million users.

[@richiexp2]

Like most of Africa, bad governance...

[@koriifaloju2051]

I never understood why it has taken this long for Nigerians to figure this out...

[@mikenamakala9026]

I think the subsidies on electricity and fuel made solar energy appear comparatively expensive. When subsidies were reduced or removed, solar energy became a cheaper alternative power source

[@adeyinkaoladapo5863]

Can we have an access on how to adopt this and pay in instalment