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Energy justice now · Nigeria

85 MILLION NIGERIANS DESERVE THE LIGHT

Join the movement to end energy poverty. Every home, every clinic, every classroom — powered.

The Campaign Film

WITNESS THE MOVEMENT

Real Nigerians. Real stories. One urgent demand for change. Watch, share, and stand with millions across every state calling for action now.

98.5%

of 1,800 Nigerians surveyed oppose an immediate ban on solar panel imports.

This is not a fringe view. This is Nigeria speaking.

85 MILLION

Nigerians without reliable electricity

2.9 MILLION

Solar panels imported in 2025 alone

0

Domestic manufacturers able to fill the gap

A coalition that cannot be ignored.

15 organisations and growing.

RENEWABLE TRUST • GREEN ENERGY ALLIANCE • NIGERIA POWER WATCH • SOLAR FUTURE COALITION • SECURE ENERGY PROJECT • ECO-VALLEY • LIGHT UP NIGERIA • CLEAN GRID NIGERIA • POWER ACCESS GROUP • NIGER DELTA RENEWABLES • KANO SOLAR HUB • LAGOS ENERGY FORUM • RURAL LIGHT INITIATIVE • VOLT EMPOWERMENT • BEYOND THE GRID

LATEST FROM THE FRONTLINE

MARCH 12, 2026

Coalition Grows Across Northern States

Three new regional partners from Kaduna, Bauchi and Sokoto join the fight for affordable solar power for every Nigerian home.

MARCH 08, 2026

Policy Brief: The True Cost of Darkness

New data shows how solar import restrictions are crippling small businesses and families in rural Nigeria.

FEBRUARY 28, 2026

Victory: Community Solar Hub Lights Up Kano

Despite rising costs, community-funded panels now power homes, clinics and market stalls in Kano. Proof that solar works when it can reach the people.

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State of Residence

Help us map the demand for clean power across Nigeria.

Tell us how you can contribute to the solar revolution.

85 million Nigerians live without reliable electricity. That is not an inconvenience. It is an emergency.

Solar is the fastest, most affordable solution Nigeria has. Restricting it does not protect anyone. It abandons them.

We are building a Nigeria where clean energy is not a promise. It is a right.

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