ELITE SOLAR KIOSK TO ENHANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS


The COVID-19 pandemic has brought negative economic consequences in the form of job losses, threatened the sustainability of firms and depressed growth in GDP. Nigeria has the challenge of a large informal sector that is most vulnerable to the effects of the pandemic. Nigeria’s informal sector is also the employer of the largest number of citizens. The federal government and other stakeholders must roll out measures to provide temporary support to the informal sector. Nigeria must design and roll out measures to support targeted groups and individuals in this sector.

The need to continuously drive Nigeria's economy through support for small business may have become eminent. Recently, an innovative solar powered cubicle , known as Elite Solar kiosk is playing a key role to bridge the gap and create opportunities for SMEs, especially with the persisting challenges posed by the vicious Covid19 pandermic

It is a tall order. The context is that the informal sector is a significant contributor to the Nigerian economy, accounting for a substantial portion of employment and national GDP. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the informal sector accounts for approximately 65 percent of economic activities in Nigeria. In sub-Saharan Africa, the informal sector contributes about 72 percent to employment, excluding agriculture. Including agriculture should put figures at around 90 percent.

Speaking with the CEO of Elite Solar Kiosk, Mr David Adesanya stated that the innovative initiative, though already being adopted by several state governments is envisioned to support small scale entrepreneurs and owners of small businesses to surmount adverse economic challenges, thereby helping them survive and grow rapidly.

The CEO is optimistic that Elite Solar Kiosk will improve the Informal sector with indications and reports that provides a positive future for the sector. According to findings, the informal economy employs millions of Nigerian youths, which amounts to about three-quarters of the nation's labour force). The International Monetary Fund(IMF), has years ago noted that the informal sector in Nigeria is estimated at about 65% and consists of activities ranging across several sectors and contributing significantly to the country’s national GDP, as it keeps rising over the years. Also, an unpublished survey few years ago stated that the informal sector in Nigeria accounts for about 90% of new jobs in the country.

The entire idea is ensure that Nigerians and state governments see the need to adopt the new Elite Solar Kiosk for small retail businesses, so as to help subsidize the economic challenges created by the coronavirus in the country. Elite Solar Kiosk is already making sustainable impact in areas of improving informal sector by making available and affordable it's innovative solar powered kiosk to potential small business owners.

With regards to the Sustainable Development Goals which is designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all", Elite Solar Kiosk will play a multiplier effect to enhance decent work and economic growth, Zero hunger, No poverty, gender equality, Employment opportunity, affordable and clean energy, poverty eradication especially Small business owners with low income, for Youths, both male and female adults in the various communities in our various States within Nigeria.Just like the SDGs, Elite Solar Kiosk project is a universal to action by Individuals, Government and private sector to end poverty.



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Speaking with the CEO of Elite Solar Kiosk, Mr David Adesanya stated that the innovative initiative, though already being adopted by several state governments is envisioned to support small scale entrepreneurs and owners of small businesses to surmount adverse economic challenges, thereby helping them survive and grow rapidly.

This is a very good initiative.

Mr David Adesanya is one of the few reasonable youths we have in our nation.
People who think outside the box and make cool money for themselves even during the time the economy of the whole world went down the hill.

Unlike some lazy toothpicks arms fraudulent youths, that are not ready to work, all they do from morning till night is to be on social media blaming everyone close to them for their miserable lives and beg for crumbs, waiting for giveaway.

Check this below thread someone created today out and you will weep for our so called leaders of tomorrow.....


https://www.nairaland.com/6384021/money-not-problem-money-lexus#98463112

A thread created by one of the kids that abuses and curses sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians on this forum talking about how his 'Maga' has paid him, flaunting some cash and the supposed pictures of his Maga and his son!
Talking about how he is ready to buy Lexus 350 with someone else's sweat!!
It didn't end there, what piqued our interest is the over 100 members begging this kid for some crumbs, with many of them asking him how and where he got his Maga from!?
That they are ready to do anything to cash out this year!

https://www.nairaland.com/6384021/money-not-problem-money-lexus#98463112

This is one of the comments that made us realized it is finished for some youths of this country.....

https://www.nairaland.com/6384021/money-not-problem-money-lexus#98463112

This is great

Extremely great

Remember Guys

The path to the CEO's office should not be through the CFO's office, and it should not be through the marketing department. It needs to be through engineering and design."

Looks sweet and portable. But might not be to good during raining season.

Great innovation.... But we can do better...

Nigerian Government should consider Inksnation. It will liberate millions from poverty..
And create thousands of job....



Thread seen .

wow..very nice.

Nice one

Innovation

What a good idea. Waiting for our government is worthless.

Great

Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright

This is just a mediocre job

1, Deal with security issues
2, give us good roads
3, provide at least 19 hour/day electricity

Then watch us create employment ourselves

Our problems don pass this una useless peanuts projects una still d use compensate una selves for election well rigged.

How do I get one?

Watch some Nigerians turn this kiosk to homes... Chaii poverty na bastard!!!

Seriously not impressed

Nice development from Lagos State ministry of agriculture

K

These will form illegal structures in cities

k

Tolexandre:
This is just a mediocre job

What have you contributed to Nigeria?

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ELITE SOLAR KIOSK TO ENHANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS


The COVID-19 pandemic has brought negative economic consequences in the form of job losses, threatened the sustainability of firms and depressed growth in GDP. Nigeria has the challenge of a large informal sector that is most vulnerable to the effects of the pandemic. Nigeria’s informal sector is also the employer of the largest number of citizens. The federal government and other stakeholders must roll out measures to provide temporary support to the informal sector. Nigeria must design and roll out measures to support targeted groups and individuals in this sector.

The need to continuously drive Nigeria's economy through support for small business may have become eminent. Recently, an innovative solar powered cubicle , known as Elite Solar kiosk is playing a key role to bridge the gap and create opportunities for SMEs, especially with the persisting challenges posed by the vicious Covid19 pandermic

It is a tall order. The context is that the informal sector is a significant contributor to the Nigerian economy, accounting for a substantial portion of employment and national GDP. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the informal sector accounts for approximately 65 percent of economic activities in Nigeria. In sub-Saharan Africa, the informal sector contributes about 72 percent to employment, excluding agriculture. Including agriculture should put figures at around 90 percent.

Speaking with the CEO of Elite Solar Kiosk, Mr David Adesanya stated that the innovative initiative, though already being adopted by several state governments is envisioned to support small scale entrepreneurs and owners of small businesses to surmount adverse economic challenges, thereby helping them survive and grow rapidly.

The CEO is optimistic that Elite Solar Kiosk will improve the Informal sector with indications and reports that provides a positive future for the sector. According to findings, the informal economy employs millions of Nigerian youths, which amounts to about three-quarters of the nation's labour force). The International Monetary Fund(IMF), has years ago noted that the informal sector in Nigeria is estimated at about 65% and consists of activities ranging across several sectors and contributing significantly to the country’s national GDP, as it keeps rising over the years. Also, an unpublished survey few years ago stated that the informal sector in Nigeria accounts for about 90% of new jobs in the country.

The entire idea is ensure that Nigerians and state governments see the need to adopt the new Elite Solar Kiosk for small retail businesses, so as to help subsidize the economic challenges created by the coronavirus in the country. Elite Solar Kiosk is already making sustainable impact in areas of improving informal sector by making available and affordable it's innovative solar powered kiosk to potential small business owners.

With regards to the Sustainable Development Goals which is designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all", Elite Solar Kiosk will play a multiplier effect to enhance decent work and economic growth, Zero hunger, No poverty, gender equality, Employment opportunity, affordable and clean energy, poverty eradication especially Small business owners with low income, for Youths, both male and female adults in the various communities in our various States within Nigeria.Just like the SDGs, Elite Solar Kiosk project is a universal to action by Individuals, Government and private sector to end poverty.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkvpR-HxU50

https://leadership.ng/covid-19elite-solar-kiosk-to-enhance-opportunities-for-small-business-owners/

Concerning the phone repairer can the current from this solar panel device power a soldering iron when work on the phone panel?

Beautiful. Is it for sale? If yes, how much is it?

Brilliant