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Nigeria’s solar boom bypasses national grid as utility-scale investment stalls – Report

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A new BloombergNEF report says Nigeria is emerging as sub-Saharan Africa’s largest small-scale solar market, driven by businesses and households seeking alternatives to unreliable grid electricity

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