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I went to Computer Village today and found our business model already running in the market.
A solar vendor has put prepaid meters on the shops around him and sells power by the unit. The receipt says ₦894 per kWh plus VAT, which comes to ₦967.50. A shop paid ₦5,000 and got 5.17 kWh.
At T&S Power Grid, the most we charge on any site is ₦400 per kWh. The same ₦5,000 buys 12.5 kWh from us. That’s more than twice the power.
So I sat down and asked him how it works.
He was honest. On many days the solar doesn’t last two hours, because the shops lean on it when NEPA fails. If a customer plugs in a heavy appliance, he can’t see it and can’t stop it. One big load drains the battery and everyone goes dark.
That isn’t a pricing problem. It’s a control problem.
This is why we built the Gateway Hub.
It gives the host control of every connection:
→ Live usage per customer. The host sees who is drawing power and how much.
→ A power cap on each connection. If a shop plugs in a pressing iron or a freezer above its limit, that line trips on its own. The other customers stay on.
→ Remote cut and reconnect. The host does it from the dashboard without going to the meter.
→ Time-of-day pricing. Evening power can cost more, which protects the battery for the hours that matter.
→ Prepaid billing that runs on the device. It keeps working when the internet drops.
Control is what brings the price down. When the battery isn’t drained by one customer, it serves everyone for longer. More kWh sold per day means the host earns well at a fair price, and customers stop paying a scarcity premium.
The Computer Village vendor proves that people will pay for reliable power next door. Our job is to make it fair, measured and in the host’s control.
If you own solar with spare capacity, or you’re funding solar for a market, an estate or a plaza, let’s talk.
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One detail I left out of this post, and it changes the picture.
Every shop in that Computer Village setup also paid ₦80,000 for its own STS single prepaid meter.
Here’s what it costs to connect 7 customers:
—Their setup: 7 meters × ₦80,000 = ₦560,000. Each meter counts units and does nothing else.
—Ours: one Gateway Hub at ₦325,000 with a meter included, plus 6 meters at ₦30,000 each. Total: ₦505,000.
So it’s cheaper to set up, and the host gets live usage for every customer, power caps per connection, remote cut and reconnect, and evening pricing that protects the battery.
In the market, a prepaid meter only collects money. A Gateway Hub lets the host run the site.
If you’re powering a plaza, market or estate, the numbers are above.
Let’s talk.
I went to Computer Village today and found our business model already running in the market.
A solar vendor has put prepaid meters on the shops around him and sells power by the unit. The receipt says ₦894 per kWh plus VAT, which comes to ₦967.50. A shop paid ₦5,000 and got 5.17 kWh.
At T&S Power Grid, the most we charge on any site is ₦400 per kWh. The same ₦5,000 buys 12.5 kWh from us. That’s more than twice the power.
So I sat down and asked him how it works.
He was honest. On many days the solar doesn’t last two hours, because the shops lean on it when NEPA fails. If a customer plugs in a heavy appliance, he can’t see it and can’t stop it. One big load drains the battery and everyone goes dark.
That isn’t a pricing problem. It’s a control problem.
This is why we built the Gateway Hub.
It gives the host control of every connection:
→ Live usage per customer. The host sees who is drawing power and how much.
→ A power cap on each connection. If a shop plugs in a pressing iron or a freezer above its limit, that line trips on its own. The other customers stay on.
→ Remote cut and reconnect. The host does it from the dashboard without going to the meter.
→ Time-of-day pricing. Evening power can cost more, which protects the battery for the hours that matter.
→ Prepaid billing that runs on the device. It keeps working when the internet drops.
Control is what brings the price down. When the battery isn’t drained by one customer, it serves everyone for longer. More kWh sold per day means the host earns well at a fair price, and customers stop paying a scarcity premium.
The Computer Village vendor proves that people will pay for reliable power next door. Our job is to make it fair, measured and in the host’s control.
If you own solar with spare capacity, or you’re funding solar for a market, an estate or a plaza, let’s talk.
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Book a check-up this week. Here's what to test:
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Let me try and explain why cancers happen and why anyone reading this Tweet can have Cancer BUT you can lower your risk.
Let's start with What happens in the normal body.
Everyday you are alive, your cells are dividing and performing functions. every part of your body is made of cells with different roles.
The body has a clock , every cell has a born date and has a destruction date. there are 2 ways the body destroy cells.
One way is When it is time, the body tells cells...IT IS TIME. You need to die. There are some soldiers that go and destroy these cells that are worn out, some cells die themselves because it is time. A process called APOPTOSIS.
The body just like every machine can make mistakes, while dividing some cells might have abnormal parts or missing parts, BUT It has a Checkpoint. Any cells that are abnormal don't pass this gate. right there... BOOOM. The body destroys them. You don't want abnormal cells DIVIDING
BUT CANCER
Same cells, but when it is time to die, they don't die, these cells become like Methuselah, omnipotent. they are living forever.
Some funny things about them, if normal cells are dividing at a rate of 1, cancer cells are diving at a rate of 1 million. if 1 cells can divide to 10, cancer cells can divide to 1 billion.
For every cell there is a gate, so you don't enter into another cell.
Cancer cells are like those boys driving Lexus ES 350 2009, they crash into everyone. something called METASTASIS
Cancer cells get so powerful, they dodge the soldiers, the body is trying to kill them. they are too powerful, too much, traveling at a speed of light.
BUT WHY DO CANCER CELLS happen?
from everything explained you will see anything that can damage cells can increase these cells from behaving abnormal
- From problem of the body itself, radiation, family history, some substances can directly cause the cells to cancer eg Asbestos used in Roof- Lung Cancer, smoking- lung and more, alcohol- liver cancer etc
we also know there are some viruses, bacteria etc that can make cells turn to cancer eg
HIV- Many cancers
H pylori- Cancer of the stomach
HPV- Cancer of the cervix, penis, oesophagus, throat and more....
so in summary you can see why anyone can have cancer, which are abnormal cells dividing abnormally and can travel distance anywhere....
But how do I reduce my risk of cANCER?
I will be dropping part 2
Please do share , repost, I will be glad to take questions.
Thanks
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IMPROVEMENT IN THE POWER SECTOR IS FELT, NOT TOLD.
Maybe, just maybe…
Nigeria’s electricity problem is no longer simply about “more generation.”
Yes, there are genuine ongoing projects: OB3, AKK, ELPS expansion, transmission substations, SIEMENS UPGRADES, STATE ELECTRICITY MARKETS etc. Nobody paying attention can honestly say nothing is happening.
But we also need to stop treating “ongoing” like an achievement.
In Nigeria, some projects have been “95% complete” since the time of Adam.
A power project cannot be “almost ready” for 7–10 years.
Every major project should have a clear completion date, public milestones and accountability if timelines fail.
A few uncomfortable truths:
1. The privatisation may need revision.
The DisCos likely need a mandatory recapitalisation exercise: something similar to what Soludo’s CBN did with banks. Electricity is too important for operators who cannot sufficiently invest in infrastructure, metering and network upgrades.
2. Regulation has to become enforcement.
NERC and state regulators cannot continue operating mainly through statements and guidelines yet when a citizens reports an issue; it dies off somewhere,somewhere without resolution. Compliance should be proactive, measurable and enforced.
3. We should judge the sector by outcomes, not announcements.
Since 2023, the messaging has largely been the same: improve electricity supply, stabilise the grid and increase delivered power.
Yet reality has been mixed.
2023: Better electricity supply was promised. Some may argue that they are currently worst off in terms of supply experience.
2024: Major focus shifted to grid stability and transmission improvements. Yet grid disturbances still happened repeatedly.
2025: Nigeria recorded generation highs close to 6,000 MW: genuine progress that deserves acknowledgment. But sustained supply still remains far below meagre 5,000 MW.
Now the official ambition is 8,000 MW by 2027.
Possible? Yes.
Achievable? Also yes.
But Nigerians have heard enough projections since NEPA era.
The hard questions remain:
What project will be completed? By when? What exact MW will it add? And how do Nigerians measure success beyond press statements?
Else, propaganda runs amok.
ON THE POWER MATTER...
CURRENT SITUATION
GENCOS already have installed capacity of about 14,000 MW but actual generation is only about 4,500 MW
TRANSMISSION COY has capacity of 8,000 MW but actual transmission is about 4 000 MW
DISCOS can only dustribute what they get but actually distribute about 3,800 MW ( this is where we all get impacted.)
QUESTION.....
So since we already have 14,000 MW installed; How can Nigeria generate, transmit and supply at least 10 000 MW?
SOLUTION FRAMEWORK..
1) GAS PIPELINE PROJECTS✅️
Invest heavily in SECURED Gas Pipelines and Gas to power infrastructure to GENCOS...
NOTE: Govt is already doing this with the NNPC Gas pipeline projects comprising of:
a) ELPS ( Escravos- Lagos Pipeline)....completed in 2011 but Expansion & UPGRADE going on to get 100% completed by August 2026
b) OB3 ( Obiafun-Obrikom-Oben) Gas Pipeline.. it is about 95% complete after successful crossing of River Niger in April 2026. The Project started under President Buhari in 2020
c) AKK (Ajokuta - Kaduna- Kano ) Gas Pipeline. It is 95% complete and first gas delivery is August 2026!!
Project staryed in 2011 under GEJ
The above 3 Projects will help GENCOS untilise almost full capacity and all will be vompleted in 2026!!!!!
2) CREATE STATE ELECTRICITY MARKETS.✅️
Electricity Act, Done! Signed under President Tinubu. State Electricity market on going but slow ( BLAME GOVERNORS!!)
Bw LAGOS STATE has progressed action to license 14 providers to commence operations in October 2026! we expect significant supply improvement in 2027.
Also Abia State is moving with Geometric Power!
3) RESOLVE GENCOS and GAS SUPPLIER DEBTS
FG has waged in to settle up to N3 Trillion verified debt it owes tp gencos and paid N500 billion so far.
4) MORDERNIZE DISCOS & METERING ❌️
Unfortunately DISCOS are messing up. But operational State Electricity markets can push in competition like Lagos is starting
5) ENCOURAGE CAPTIVE and EMBEDDED GENERATION OUTSIDE NATIONAL GRID
On going but slow. State Electricity Markets are expected to push this
6) EXPAND TRANSMISION CAPACITY TO through REGIONAL DECENTRALISATION
CONCLUSION👇👇👇
Based on the above current situation and on-going projects, before anyone begins to claim to deliver 10,000 MW...what exactly is the person referring to?
Cos on-going projects are looking good to deliver it by 2027!!! and that is what Bismark Rewane reffered to during his interview 2 days ago.
Like I keep saying....YOU DO NOT CHANGE THE GUARD OF A MOVING TRAIN....President Tinubu shpuld be allowed to complete... the work he has begun, the previous ongoing projects he continued to fund....
✅️✅️✅️✅️
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Many times, I have had to vouch for vendors on this app before client release funds. I appreciate the level of trust and that is why I have to be certain about your brand first. I see everything going on in this place.
“Dickson, XXX wants to send N50m for a car. But he needs you to vouch for me”
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When I’m not being troublesome on the TL, I’m helping 2 people complete a transaction. Thank you for the trust.
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JUST IN: Michael Saylor's Strategy currently has a $2,100,000,000 unrealized loss on its Bitcoin investment.
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BIGGEST CRASH IN HISTORY OF METALS
$7.4 trillion erased in less than 24 hours.
Silver crashed -32% to $77, wiping out nearly $2.4 trillion from its market cap.
Gold fell -12.2% to $4,708, wiping out nearly $5 trillion from its market cap.
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JUST IN: $3.15 trillion wiped out from gold and silver's market cap in the past 24 hours.
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One thing I always tell my students & my trading partners, before you go on looking for structure & liquidity.
Ask yourself what is the directional bias, can be drawn from the daily/weekly/monthly. After that ask yourself what’s your primary & secondary draw on liquidity.Where price is attracted to next, From there you have your framework.
Be it you trade SMC, S&R, ICT, CRT, even spam buy or sells Whatever your strategy is your trades have a higher probability of success than just looking for patterns.
Framework > pattern.
Most traders lose the week before Monday even opens.
Here’s a simple framework I apply every weekend:
• Scan your pairs
• Go to the Weekly timeframe
• Look for clear rejection from a Weekly Key Level (KL)
• That rejection gives you your direction for the coming week
Once direction is clear, everything else during the week is refinement: entries, timing, execution.
One solid weekly idea can literally be enough for the whole week if risk is managed properly.
The mistake most traders make?
They start from entries instead of direction.
Direction -> Target -> Entry -> Invalidation
Not the other way around.
Chart example below👇
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Good night, traders🤝
