₦airaland Forum

JuanDeDios:
Good idea. I wonder why Lagos has not done this.

toksdragon:
I recently moved to solar and it's a game changer. 24 hours light always, full voltage and powering my entire house. If you have the money, do not think twice, move to solar. I am not talking of all these small solar solutions, I am talking of off-grid solar setup 6kw+ panels and 15kwh+ lithium battery and 6kw Inverter. Mine cost me about 4.5m for everything and I tell you, it's more than worth it. You won't regret it.

Julibet:
Was in Umuahia for the last two weeks. I saw light there more than I've seen in Asaba for 3 months. Meanwhile Delta is far richer than Abia.

zoedew:
You get to switch off the solar freezer.

LagosOrigin:
Lagos with the huge revenue and city boy nonsense movement couldn't even achieve this feat that Abia just attained .

City boy wey no get light, is that one a city boy?

Village boys in Abia are enjoying un-interupted power supply o.


God bless Governor Alex Otti

God bless the whole south east states and God bless the federal Republic of Nigeria.

toksdragon:
Yes, I turn off my freezer by 5pm to reduce load at night since power is drawn from the battery. Most mornings I wake up with the battery at 50 to 58 percent charge remaining. Before 2 pm the battery gets fully charged again.
It's really awesome.

toksdragon:
I recently moved to solar and it's a game changer. 24 hours light always, full voltage and powering my entire house. If you have the money, do not think twice, move to solar. I am not talking of all these small solar solutions, I am talking of off-grid solar setup 6kw+ panels and 15kwh+ lithium battery and 6kw Inverter. Mine cost me about 4.5m for everything and I tell you, it's more than worth it. You won't regret it.

KobolanderSegun:
Detaching the state from the national grid is a very good idea, a even better idea is alternating power with the national grid. When there is Napa you use Nepa when Nepa goes you immediately switch. Having alternatives is wise

JuanDeDios:
Good idea. I wonder why Lagos has not done this.

zoedew:
But there was no light in Asaga yesterday 🤔

toksdragon:
I recently moved to solar and it's a game changer. 24 hours light always, full voltage and powering my entire house. If you have the money, do not think twice, move to solar. I am not talking of all these small solar solutions, I am talking of off-grid solar setup 6kw+ panels and 15kwh+ lithium battery and 6kw Inverter. Mine cost me about 4.5m for everything and I tell you, it's more than worth it. You won't regret it.

toksdragon:
Yes, I turn off my freezer by 5pm to reduce load at night since power is drawn from the battery. Most mornings I wake up with the battery at 50 to 58 percent charge remaining. Before 2 pm the battery gets fully charged again.
It's really awesome.

JuanDeDios:
So Lagos has no capacity, only Abia does. You're such a deep thinker.

OredoPikin2:
It has a lifespan
That's the problem
The more you use it, the more it goes down and you need to be upgrading

frankson1:
And when you do, don't sell to the federal government. Akwa-Ibom built IPP and sold a great percent of it to the federal who in turn power neighbouring countries while leaving us in darkness.

shortgun:
As time goes on, you'll have to turn off even more appliances at night. The solar in your house can’t substitute for electricity from the grid.

Julibet:
Was in Umuahia for the last two weeks. I saw light there more than I've seen in Asaba for 3 months. Meanwhile Delta is far richer than Abia.

nonny1212:
Your own sef dey huge, it may scare ppl. 1.5kva, 4kwh lithium battery will serve. Just 1.5M it will give you 24hrs light. Solar is the way to go. You will just forget NEPA exist.

Beremx:
That's how it should be.

Abia leads, others are sleeping

OredoPikin2:
With the money Lagos has, Lagos shouldn't be with the national grid
Tinubu is just destroying this state.
Lagos ought to be running on a 247 electricity by now

timota:
Alternating with the national grid is not good,it will lead to wastage cos u will need to do and an entirely new distribution line for the state own line,if the state is sure of what they are doing ,there is no need to join the national grid.
There is a fix charge that one will be paying whether u use their light or not.

nonny1212:
Your own sef dey huge, it may scare ppl. 1.5kva, 4kwh lithium battery will serve. Just 1.5M it will give you 24hrs light. Solar is the way to go. You will just forget NEPA exist.

toksdragon:
Why? Is it because of the battery losing charge or the solar panels. Remember I am using lithium batteries and not tubular.

odaniel1:
If only they will allow this man to work

CJStarz:
Currently in Aba.
Enjoying light to the fullest.
National Grid failure didn't affect us the last time it happened.
Keeping it honest.
When Governor Alex Otti works, I hail him, when he falters, I hit him. Right now, man is working hard to keep Abia moving. The opposition doing a good work too because the more they point out his lapses, the more he works to correct them.
Abia is such a cooooool state now

Julibet:
Was in Umuahia for the last two weeks. I saw light there more than I've seen in Asaba for 3 months. Meanwhile Delta is far richer than Abia.

Beremx:
That's how it should be.

Abia leads, others are sleeping

shortgun:
Lithium batteries still degrade like any other battery, they just degrade slower.
Yes lithium batteries are better than tubular/lead-acid, but they’re not immune to wear.

Julibet:
2-3 hours light is light?