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March may be winding down… but we’re still celebrating women building the future. In this episode, Omosede Imohe shares her journey from global finance into Nigeria’s power sector, where she’s helping rethink how electricity is delivered. Through interconnected mini-grids and hybrid systems, her ...
In Nigeria, every rainy season precedes the same confusion: If water is necessary for our dams, why do the lights still go out whenit rains? Engineer Lamu Audu explains in this episode howhydropower actually contributes to Nigeria's electrical system. This is astraightforward but crucial discuss ...
It’s a national consensus that Nigeria needs reliable power, and for many people, distributed renewable energy feels like the obvious answer. Solar mini-grids, hybrid systems, rooftop solar. The technology is there and the need is huge. So why does financing still feel like the hardest part? In ...
Nigeria’s electricity market is full of contradictions. A system designed for cost-reflective tariffs is operating in a reality where that’s politically difficult. Utilities are expected to deliver while struggling to stay financially viable. Customers have lost trust and are finding ways around ...
The Kaduna Footprint. Customers in Nigeria's power sector don't trust the bills, utilities don't trust collections, and the grid isn't reliable. Engr. Umar stirs the Kaduna DisCo in the middle of this storm and he breaks down how it all works in this episode. From turning around Kano DisCo to be ...
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