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Yankiss:
Yes, brilliant as said by someone up there. But there is one unsettling fact. Our mainstay remains fossil deposits. What happens in the broader picture of the world shifting away to cleaner energy sources without diversification of our economy? Collapse? We need to be out thinking. Nigeria as currently run with pile of debts is not productive or sustainable. It's bound to reach a blind wall one way sooner unless God anoints less selfish and people friendly leaders in Nigeria.

bitingcool:
Electric Buses in a nation with foundational, spiritual, cultural, physical, intentional epileptic electric power supply.

DEY PLAYYYYYYYYYYYYY

blaise00700:
A country that feeds on oil products is buying electric vehicles (It barely produces 12,522 MW of electricity).
I promise you, these electric cars will be the death of Nigeria's economy.

The non-oil-producing countries are looking for alternative energy so they can stop depending on oil which will have a massive impact on our economy.

Other oil-producing countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar have seen this and are now diversifying their economy by building various tourist destinations and other sources of income, while Nigeria is swimming in a pool of foreign debt.

If you are wise, you will know that the import of electric vehicles in Nigeria is a f00lish move.

bitingcool:
Electric Buses in a nation with foundational, spiritual, cultural, physical, intentional epileptic electric power supply.

DEY PLAYYYYYYYYYYYYY

pocom35:
Lagos is always ahead


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW9FP5AkSk0

FreeStuffsNG:
This is an absolutely brilliant execution. The two buses for the pilot phase are currently feeding data for the implementation of the next phase of 50 electric buses and before the end of 2024, the buses will be further increased. Awesome!

This is truly a great opportunity for every investor to key into the value chain of this next level of public transportation.
Invest in Lagos and the neighbouring SW Nigeria states for great ROI and best investor friendly experience. Check my signature for free stuffs!

bitingcool:
Electric Buses in a nation with foundational, spiritual, cultural, physical, intentional epileptic electric power supply.

DEY PLAYYYYYYYYYYYYY

johnjose68:
Even though it does not concern the I.pobs, you will see them complaining now

FreeStuffsNG:
Lagos to get 50 Electric buses by 2024, marking a shift to cleaner transportation



https://businessday.ng/news/article/lagos-to-get-50-electric-buses-by-2024-marking-a-shift-to-cleaner-transportation/?amp=1

siant:
Electric buses that have been using in Maiduguri, Borno State, over the years.

O kan nda karamon bo le lasan

Lagos is a glorified city

helinues:
Just 50?

blaise00700:
A country that feeds on oil products is buying electric vehicles (It barely produces 12,522 MW of electricity).
I promise you, these electric cars will be the death of Nigeria's economy.

The non-oil-producing countries are looking for alternative energy so they can stop depending on oil which will have a massive impact on our economy.

Other oil-producing countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar have seen this and are now diversifying their economy by building various tourist destinations and other sources of income, while Nigeria is swimming in a pool of foreign debt.

If you are wise, you will know that the import of electric vehicles in Nigeria is a f00lish move.

siant:
Electric buses that have been using in Maiduguri, Borno State, over the years.

O kan nda karamon bo le lasan

Lagos is a glorified city

FreeStuffsNG:
This is an absolutely brilliant execution. The two buses for the pilot phase are currently feeding data for the implementation of the next phase of 50 electric buses and before the end of 2024, the buses will be further increased. Awesome!

This is truly a great opportunity for every investor to key into the value chain of this next level of public transportation.
Invest in Lagos and the neighbouring SW Nigeria states for great ROI and best investor friendly experience. Check my signature for free stuffs!

tunjijones:
How is it a foolish move to import electric cars.

Weather Nigeria like it or not, weather we import electric cars or not , the world wld still move away from petrol products to a cleaner energy source.

Tayorshd87:
..share us evidence bro and besides am not sure what u said it's true ..

Tayorshd87:
..share us evidence bro and besides am not sure what u said it's true ..

cutedharmee:
Lagos lead, others follow

NinjaMetahuman:
So many ignorant ediots have a lot of comments in this thread.

I don't know why people always feel obliged to give their retarded opinion on topic they literally have no idea about.

Just criticize for the sake of it. It's almost like a curse.

blaise00700:
A country that feeds on oil products is buying electric vehicles (It barely produces 12,522 MW of electricity).
I promise you, these electric cars will be the death of Nigeria's economy.

The non-oil-producing countries are looking for alternative energy so they can stop depending on oil which will have a massive impact on our economy.

Other oil-producing countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar have seen this and are now diversifying their economy by building various tourist destinations and other sources of income, while Nigeria is swimming in a pool of foreign debt.

If you are wise, you will know that the import of electric vehicles in Nigeria is a f00lish move.

siant:
google mustapha Gajibo, a university drop out, who is converting gasoline minibus to electric