…on changing consumer habits in challenging timesSectors like digital lending and solar energy thrive by addressing immediate needs and market gapsPAY ATTENTION: Find it fast with our new search feature at Legit.ng! Pascal Oparada is a journalist with Legit.ng, covering technology, energy, stocks, investment, and the ec…

…a major industrial hub. He stressed that the state’s abundant hydropower resources, vast solar energy potential and the availability of natural gas provide a unique combination that places Niger State in a strategic position for industrialisation and investment. Bago further remarked, “My administration is determined t…

…electric vehicles would be supported by charging stations powered through the proposed solar energy network. Beyond energy, Alkali said the commission had achieved more than 80 per cent of its stabilisation and renewal targets under the North-East Recovery and Development Master Plan. He said the commission had complet…

…by providing round-the-clock clean energy through interconnected mini-grids powered by solar energy and battery storage. “We at REA are developing something called the RESCOs, Renewable Energy Service Companies that will rival the DisCos in the next 10 to 15 years,” he said. He explained that rather than allowing devel…

…According to the report, wind and solar power have expanded rapidly, particularly solar energy. Data from Ember showed that wind and solar together accounted for 17 per cent of global electricity generation last year, compared with less than five per cent a decade ago. The report stated that when combined with hydropow…

…to prepare Nigerian students for a technology-driven future. The facility, powered by solar energy and equipped with air conditioning, modern lighting and nearly 80 digital computer workstations, is expected to enhance students’ digital literacy and access to quality learning resources. The minister disclosed that the…

…wallow in hardship. “The first tier is the self-sufficient Nigeria, characterised by solar energy, private security, controlled systems, and comfort. The political class and few of the private sector cronies of theirs live in this tier. The second tier is Nigeria of survival, marked by darkness, bad roads, insecurity,…

…blacksmith. He used 10% of his earnings and some of his tools to support research in the solar energy field. He supported technicians, university students, and master’s degree students. He would say, “This is your job. You need to spread your knowledge to educate people. You need to help them go outside to get exposed.…