24/7 power supply in Nigeria if DisCos get it right.
Dr Taiwo Ogunboyo (FUTA, Electrical and Electronic Engineering) is of the opinion that a vital obstacle to uninterrupted power supply in Nigeria lies in secondary distribution networks. He immediately noted the use of inadequate (ageing and overloaded) transformers as being the major problem. 100KVA where 500KVA ought to be used, serving 300 to 400 homes
What China did, what Nigeria should do — COVID19
It’s in. Weeks earlier some thought it would never cross our borders, but it has. While the number of confirmed positive cases worldwide is rapidly rising, there’s a very different story from China. March 19, 2020, China for the first time recorded zero new locally transmitted case since the pandemic began. A testament to China’s
Fuel Generators or Solar Power in Nigeria
When you learn to see your expenses as investments you get to make better buying decisions. Although a lot of us know that solar power would be cheaper, in the long run, a lot of people just settle for generators (with a guilty conscience). I believe people act based on the information they have, so