Spiff20:
I'm thinking of this Island too but are you currently there? And is it every part of the island?

Yep it's every parts of the island , i have folks living there.

System202:
Come to Yola at least 20 hrs of light if u doubt me do ur research

Nice but you know insecurity is a challenge.

Rebelutionary:

Having stayed for atleast a couple of months in some cities from Maiduguri to PH, Lagos-Enugu, Lokoja to Kano, Abuja to Akwaibom etc I can categorically tell the Op that in ALMOST EVERY STATE...there is always a part that enjoys that level of stability in electricity that you seek...ask around if you need to relocate!

Sometimes i wonder when i come to nairaland and i read about some nationwide blackout!!

I only hear about nationwide blackout on Nairaland seriously

Spiff20:
I'm a freelancer, I'm tired of buying fuel, fixing generator all the time, paying PHCN bills with erratic power supply. If the poles don't fall, then it's low current or meter will have issues. I'm ready to relocate to anywhere even if it's in a village provided it has stable power supply all year round and preferably not coming from PHCN.
I'm even willing to relocate to a neighboring African country with guaranteed power supply.
Your suggestions are welcomed thank you.

If you live at Egbeda, then make use of IHS Energy Environment Hub at Ajoka Bus stop Egbeda

Ajao Estate Lagos

Your solar wire is how many mm?

And its both the red and black?

Besko:
Currently in Agric (Ikorodu axis) with about 16hrs per day power for last one week.

Moreover, since April 2021, I've 247 power thanks to solar power I installed with more or less #100k (I earned from resealing one of my domain names sold for N107k/$250)... i.e.

1. 200w panel = 20k (fairly used but new as much... Band new is about 30k+)

2. 100ah deep cycle battery = 35k (brand new)

3. 1000w sachet solar inverter = 18k (brand new)

4. PMW Solar battery charger (30A) = 4k

5. 15m solar wire = 7k

6. Transport (8k) and installation (DIY with YouTube)

All bought from Alaba (check out prices on jiji too)

Between, I'm a programmer too ... The solar system'll carry all ur 5w bulbs, charge all ur phones, rechargeable standing fan (247) and PC (for at least 15hrs a day).

Although planning on adding another 100ah battery and 200w panel ASAP to boost the power generation during bad weather.

Was actually at the verge of killing myself due to the epileptic power supply (sometimes we go 8 days without power then and I hate generator n the noise...so don't ever consider it) – till I could sought this out myself by God's grace... Already feeling as if I were in charge n control of my destiny now! Don't really (emotionally) care so much about the govt n the looting anymore. However, still concerned that millions of smart brains are languishing in lack just only bc they couldn't afford COMMON electricity.

All I know is that these leaders that v made the lives of these millions around the world so difficult will definitely end in misery n the hottest part of the hell awaits them.

We are witnessing 22 hours light in my area obosi in anambra state,but the billing is too much

Spiff20:
I'm a freelancer, I'm tired of buying fuel, fixing generator all the time, paying PHCN bills with erratic power supply. If the poles don't fall, then it's low current or meter will have issues. I'm ready to relocate to anywhere even if it's in a village provided it has stable power supply all year round and preferably not coming from PHCN.
I'm even willing to relocate to a neighboring African country with guaranteed power supply.
Your suggestions are welcomed thank you.

Kainji, in New-Bussa. We got 6 days of power supply, and 3 hours downtime every week back when I was serving in 2006/2007 and we don't pay for it. I don't know what it's like now o, but back then, it was surreal.

Spiff20:
Omo na the Port Harcourt I de so, it's frustrating I feel like crying most times.

If you are in Port, then get yourself a place around Woji, GRA etc. Make enquiry, there are many places in PH where you can get 19hours steady light.
Some areas in osun state can also give you light for that long, e.g. Igbo ora

Come to Nsukka

Oshogbo

ikeja GRA

Kyase:

I only hear about nationwide blackout on Nairaland seriously

And the annoying thing is even when u want to make this point known to folks who revel in the negativity in this country...hmmm...u get labelled this or that...has anybody ever noticed that on a journey in Nigeria all those villages seem to always have electricity?

Rebelutionary:

And the annoying thing is even when u want to make this point known to folks who revel in the negativity in this country...hmmm...u get labelled this or that...has anybody ever noticed that on a journey in Nigeria all those villages seem to always have electricity?

All villages dey enjoy light 24 hours steady

As for the the negative folks
I don’t really care about their opinion

This answer is simply,let me name three places that I know.1- kainji town,due to being the host community to kainji dam,the usually enjoy more 20 hours of power supply daily.2-jebba town,yes also have mini electric dam in jebba and as a result big that they enjoyed like 20 hours in a day.3- kano,I know you will say where in kano.hotoro nnpc.there is alot of industries close to matrix filling station,as are result of that,they enjoyed constant power supply.i was there recently.

Spiff20:
Can you recommend the laptop for me? So I can sell the one I have for it . Thanks

HP x 2 Pro

Spiff20:
Omo na the Port Harcourt I de so, it's frustrating I feel like crying most times.

If you are in portharcourt you should know that Bonny Island enjoys 24hrs power supply

shevon:

Kainji, in New-Bussa. We got 6 days of power supply, and 3 hours downtime every week back when I was serving in 2006/2007 and we don't pay for it. I don't know what it's like now o, but back then, it was surreal.

mehn this is so cool. I'll consider this because of the damn I guess.

edochie12:
We are witnessing 22 hours light in my area obosi in anambra state,but the billing is too much

seriously? Anambra?

richidinho:


If you are in portharcourt you should know that Bonny Island enjoys 24hrs power supply

the piracy in their waterways scares the shit outta me.

Come to ijede in ikorodu

Spiff20:
I'm a freelancer, I'm tired of buying fuel, fixing generator all the time, paying PHCN bills with erratic power supply. If the poles don't fall, then it's low current or meter will have issues. I'm ready to relocate to anywhere even if it's in a village provided it has stable power supply all year round and preferably not coming from PHCN.
I'm even willing to relocate to a neighboring African country with guaranteed power supply.
Your suggestions are welcomed thank you.

Only in Abuja, light around APO NEPA junction is 24hrs. I Kid you not