On several occasions, people opt for generators which run on fossil fuel instead of solar as alternative sources of energy. This is mainly because they assume the generator is a much cheaper and cost friendly […]
It is no longer news that Nigeria still suffers poor electricity supply with all of us scrambling for generators to support what we get from the grid but that generator is killing you. Let’s skip […]
Nigeria, a country of approximately 186 million people according to the 2016 census, has about 90 million of its citizens living without electricity supply – that’s a huge fraction of the 1.5 billion people estimated […]
Technology is forever changing the world we live in. They really are. Technology has revolutionarily improved our lives – they are everywhere: in the air, water, food, business, Education, office, Electricity, shopping, Traveling, Banks, E.T.C. […]
With the presidential elections around the corner, various presidential aspirants have started declaring their interests and making promises on what they can do. Sadly, we know how this goes, the typical promise and fail circle. […]
With privatizing the Nigerian power sector came great expectations; not just power supply improvements but all round improvements-power supply, infrastructure, tariffs, and customer service. Sadly, none of this has happened. In hindsight, the privatization of […]
TedXPortharcourt is a local, self-organized event that brings people together to share knowledge. TED is a nonprofit organization devoted to ideas worth spreading, world-changing ideas with multiple initiatives. It’s no news that Nigeria’s power sector […]
DISCOs have continually borne the brunt of the power sector as a whole. They are faulted with everything ranging from the poor power supply experienced nationwide, to an impending blackout, to the current liquidity issue […]
“By 2020, Nigeria will be one of the largest economies in the world, able to consolidate its leadership role in Africa and establish itself as a significant player in the global economic and political arena.” […]
Qualitative healthcare is dependent on power. Whether it be a simple vaccine cold-chain system, blood banking, or complex brain surgeries, electricity has an immense role to play in healthcare delivery in the 21st century so […]
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