Govt Alone Can’t Provide Adequate Electricity For Populace, Take Advantage Of Affordable Alternatives – Expert

A solar power system expert, Engr Ayanwole Taiwo Ayankunle, has counselled Nigerians to stop relying on power generation by the government alone, as it can not be enough to serve the over two hundred and twenty million population.

Engr Ayankunle gave the advice while speaking with newsmen in Lagos against the backdrop of the incessant national grid collapse.

According to the head of team, The Principal Solar System, “as electricity costs continue to rise and power reliability becomes a growing concern, more homeowners and businesses are turning to solar energy as a long-term solution. Whether you live in a busy city or a rural community, solar power offers practical benefits that fit different lifestyles and energy needs. ”

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“In urban areas, solar systems help households reduce high electricity bills while making use of available rooftop space. Modern solar installations are quiet, clean, and designed to blend seamlessly with city homes and commercial buildings. Many property owners also enjoy increased property value and predictable energy costs,” he added.

The solar energy expert explained further that “rural communities, solar energy provides dependable power where grid access can be limited or unreliable. Solar systems reduce dependence on generators and fuel, offering a stable and cost-effective energy source for homes, farms, and businesses.”

At The Principal Solar System, we design solar systems specifically for each location—urban or rural. Our team evaluates energy usage, available space, and local conditions to ensure every customer receives a system that delivers reliable performance and long-term savings.” He stressed

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If you’re considering solar, a free consultation can help you understand how much you could save and what system would work best for your property, you can reach out to the representatives of The Principal Solar System in all the six States of the Southwest Nigeria, through the following mobile numbers;

07065898140
09139072377
08153127837


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