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A Chinese firm, Shenzhen Kang Ming Sheng Technology Industry Incorporation, yesterday, said it is planning to invest in the building of a renewable and clean energy manufacturing plant in Nigeria to help address the epileptic power situation in the country.

Recently, Marketing Manager, Kamisafe Nigeria, Mbam Goodluck at the Conference and Annual General Meeting of the Nigerian Optometry Association in Abuja, said inauguratingKamisafe innovative safe reading lamp which is a medium to the long-term plan, would support its products deployment in Nigeria and other countries in Africa.

He said, “We are perfecting plans to site a manufacturing plant in Nigeria to produce solar-powered equipment for households, offices, schools, hospitals, communities, etc. The plant will be used for the production of solar-powered street lights, indoor renewable lamps, rechargeable energy-saving lamps, multi-functional mobile power supply, fans and many more.

“This move will further enhance clean energy access to power users across the country, for we know that the world is gradually tilting towards the use of environmentally friendly energy, as most people now talk about clean energy. So, it is important to note that one major way you can get clean energy is through the use of solar to power your gadgets.”

He said Kamisafe’s investment in Nigeria would help increase the power of technology, innovation, and research in the country on an annual basis, introduce hi-tech creative talents, realize mechanization of production lines, take user experience as a guide and strengthen the firm’s service system.
Specifically, we are in the process of entering into various agreements with different individuals and organizations, to set up solar street lights in some parts of the country, especially in Lagos, Onitsha, Kano among others.

Also speaking, Product Development Director, Kamisafe, Mr. Collins Nnaji, said the company had been in Nigeria for about 15 years and had made significant investments in Nigeria over those periods.
He added that the company presently have depots, distributors and sub-distributors all across the country and had been selling clean, safe and renewable energy products over the years.
Commenting on the Kamisafe safe reading lamp, Nnaji said the product does not have a bad effect on the eyes, because it is coated with LED bulbs, unlike some other torches in the market.

An Optometrist with Unimind Eye Care, Benin City, Edo State, Mr. Esegine Ogheneovo, said the Kamisafe safe reading lamp is great for the eyes, can be rotated up to 360 degrees, while the Lumen is quite high and very mild for the eyes.

“It is unattractive to insect, meaning some particularly frequency range is being emitted that is not allowing the insect to draw closer. Hence, it is a very good product. This would help me in my engagement with my patients.”

He said, “I also observed that the rate at which it is emitting its ultra-violet rays is quite mild compared to a lot of others.


SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/chinese-firm-plans-solar-equipment-plant-in-nigeria/

Solar is the way...

this is good...
but I am seeing it from the perspective of Nigeria being a dumpster for the ingenuity of the Chinese...

soon we will be dependent on them for everything...

let's invest in us and sell to the outside world.
we have the resources, capacity and manpower to do more.

Nice one.

If they can make it good and cheap like xiaomi, many people will kiss good bye to those people claiming they are holding power.

Good news

FtC!!

Good. We have capacity for Solar electricity, especially up north.

BTW, I hope this installation will last.

Lovelt

A very good development

Wonderful news!...

I just wish i have the resources to start up something like this in Nigeria....

We have billionaires in this Country... Why can't they see that solar is the way forward..... We need factories that are into the production of large-scale solar panels and inverters in Nigeria[and owned by Nigerians as well]....

Ok

Nice

China is taking over.

You are on point jare!!!

Nice one.

Check my signature for Agricultural business

Primusinterpares:
let's invest in us and sell to the outside world.
we have the resources, capacity and manpower to do more.

This is the core of the problem. Investing in what you said would be the greatest thing that happened to Nigeria. But, look at it this way:

If you hold the public office, and you are given enough money to send to a proper school abroad 10 brilliant secondary school students, what would you do? here are few possible options:

1. You will make any effort required and send all 10 students to the best university you can afford with ALL the money given.

--or--

2. You will send 5 students to a 3rd class university somewhere outside Nigeria, when even some local university can provide a better education. You will then pocket the balance.

--or--

3. You will not send anybody anywhere. You will forge a list of students "sent", and pocket all the money. You will maybe, and only maybe, share it with someone supervising the whole thing.

I believe that most politicians would opt for (3), maybe (2). But, they won't pick (1) even if someone points AK47 at their head.

They should train youths on maintenance as well

This Solar project should surpass just street lights. In addition, state governments should setup industrial parks for cottage industries and small businesses. Solar can be used to power the parks.

Such parks can easily be setup with standalone, factory-in-a-box, all-in-one turnkey machines across different product lines. Focus could be on agro-allied food processing factories, production of daily-use items, and targeted processing for specific industries - food, housing, healthcare, education, security, etc.

Using solar in this manner would not only light our streets. It would minimize importation, create jobs, increase the tax base, decrease insecurity, avoid capital flight and retain wealth in the hands of Nigerians, and improve our economy. We can do this. Let us do it.

nice one i pray these generators importers doesn't think absurd.

mekano will not like this.

With solar power, we should realize the potential of energy independence through power provided by the sun. There are many advantages to its use, as well as reasons why it is better than other forms of energy. It does not pollute the earth the way other energy sources do and it is silent

We hear o. at least with solar national grid no go collapse again.

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Senselin:
Good. We have capacity for Solar electricity, especially up north.

BTW, I hope this installation will last.

Which north?

Beautiful

Great news since 2015. I pray for the implementation as fast as possible.

Primusinterpares:
this is good...
but I am seeing it from the perspective of Nigeria being a dumpster for the ingenuity of the Chinese...

soon we will be dependent on them for everything...

let's invest in us and sell to the outside world.
we have the resources, capacity and manpower to do more.

we do not have the manpower bro

baakus:
we do not have the manpower bro

look again... we got it in excess.
mentally Nigerians are intelligent and many of us are willing to contribute our quota to nation building

chinese again!

I'm planning to start something similar but on a small scale. My areas of concentration are building of solar panels and charge controllers.