Things like this are possible yet we still in darkness.... Corruption.

barnaby04:
This is lovely. A university community should be capable of meeting some of its basic needs through investment in research & development rather than relying on finished products from abroad.

This is a novel initiative worth emulating by all other universities in the country.

Ministry of power will turn their eyes like they didn't see or hear about this great news. The whole Northern Nigeria can power the whole West t Africa.

Awesome,this what a university is meant for and not for jamboree and worthlessness.

AllahIsShit:
I know that school. Very good and world class facilities. You'll wonder what such a school is doing in the backwaters of rural Kwara state.

have you been to oro-ago
B4

AllahIsShit:
I know that school. Very good and world class facilities. You'll wonder what such a school is doing in the backwaters of rural Kwara state.

Their secondary school is top notch too....recognised and supported by the British Council.

Rydermaverick:

They do not mean the farm we all know..
When they say solar farm I think it means a large area of land in which solar panel are put in place to generate electricity..

of course I Know, still no solar farm picture there

AbuAeesha:

of course I Know, still no solar farm picture there

Do you think it's necessary?

DeZoro:
Nice one... but it's not up to 1 megawatt, how would this power a community? Anyways, kudos to this innovation.

I dont even think the VC knows what he is talking about. How will the University be using a meagre 56KW?

Vado:


If the whole of Nigeria is sustaining itself, albeit inconsistently with roughly 5000 megawatts, How can you underrate the reach of 214kw in say 2/3 rural villages?

That is just a 375KVA generator.

Are you sure this University knows what they are talking about? Because this power should not be sufficient for the University alone let alone even giving others.

Except the so called university is just a few small buildings.

Rydermaverick:

Do you think it's necessary?

yes of course. How can you be reporting a news that a solar farm was unveiled, but no picture of the solar farm. Instead, you are showing us picture of the school gate.

agabusta:



yes of course. How can you be reporting a news that a solar farm was unveiled, but no picture of the solar farm. Instead, you are showing us picture of the school gate.

Ok man respect your opinion..

[quote author=AllahIsShit post=107467362]I know that school. Very good and world class facilities. You'll wonder what such a school is doing in the backwaters of rural Kwara state.[/quotre]
I know the school too,no be anyhow pikin they go there.
Na white especially Spanish dey take their secondary School students then.

What a great development for the growth of the institution. Keep this up.

lereinter:


Tell us more

Why not find out yourself by sending an email to them

Ok..
I never knew that there is another Oko in Kwara State

Great feat, meanwhile OAU 5mkw dam is still a project on lies.

adedayourt:
Nice

your signature is crazy

AllahIsShit:
I know that school. Very good and world class facilities. You'll wonder what such a school is doing in the backwaters of rural Kwara state.

More reason why it should be there. At least, they can carry out research and test properly.

shileowo:
nice one, but i have 2kw installed capacity in my house. still good tbh

How much would it cost to reokicat this?
We re also looking at the possibility of going solar.

shileowo:
nice one, but i have 2kw installed capacity in my house. still good tbh

How much did it cost and how long have you been using it?

I commend Dr Adewumi for this giant stride.
I heard you worked in the UK before coming back to Nigeria to establish a university.

I would not mind going off grid if I were around the university, I will just augment with generator.

I hope our Federal universities can emulate this.