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5 Reasons You Should Not Go Solar in 2026 – Yet
Finance & ROI
Featured·1 June 2026·

5 Reasons You Should Not Go Solar in 2026 – Yet

Thinking about going solar? Here are 5 reasons you should hold that thought:

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Fabian Omini

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The Solar Shortcut More Lagos Households Are Taking
Finance & ROI
1 June 2026·

The Solar Shortcut More Lagos Households Are Taking

Discover the affordable shortcut saving Lagos households money while providing reliable power during outages.

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Fabian Omini

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The Hidden Cost of Solar Installations in Nigeria
Finance & ROI
26 May 2026·

The Hidden Cost of Solar Installations in Nigeria

Nigeria installed 803 megawatts of new solar capacity in 2025, making it the second largest solar market in Africa. But installation figures only tell part of the story. Discover how an improperly sized solar system can cost more than it saves...

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Fabian Omini

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Nigeria Billed N242 Billion for Electricity in February. Only N196 Billion Came Back.
Nigeria Energy
18 May 2026·

Nigeria Billed N242 Billion for Electricity in February. Only N196 Billion Came Back.

In February 2026, Nigeria's electricity DisCos billed N242.29 billion but recovered only N196.68 billion. The gap runs deeper than unpaid bills. This piece explains why.

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Fabian Omini

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Nigeria’s telecom revolution - a blueprint for Africa’s energy access
Nigeria Energy
18 May 2026·

Nigeria’s telecom revolution - a blueprint for Africa’s energy access

In 2000, Nigeria had roughly 553,000 telephone lines for 120M+ people. Within 20 years, it jumped to mobile and gained more subscribers than citizens. Can Africa leapfrog electricity too?

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Fabian Omini

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When the UAE Left OPEC, Nigeria Started a Clock
Nigeria Energy
11 May 2026·

When the UAE Left OPEC, Nigeria Started a Clock

On May 1, 2026, the UAE walked out of OPEC after nearly 60 years. The ripple will reach your fuel pump, your market, and your budget. The question is whether you wait for it to arrive or start making smarter energy decisions now.

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Fabian Omini

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