"It Gives Me 24 Hours Electricity": Lady Spends N6 Million to Install Solar in Her House, Stops Using 'NEPA'

• A Nigerian lady has said goodbye to 'NEPA' as she has spent a princely sum to install solar power in her house
• In a video she posted on Twitter, the lady, identified as Lilian, said it cost her over N6 million to complete the installation
• Lilian disclosed that the solar panels can give her electricity 24 hours a day and seven days a week

A Nigerian lady has abandoned the regular means of power supply and installed her own, using solar energy.

In a video that has gone viral on Twitter, the lady named Lilian said she spent over N6 million to install the solar panels.

Lilian said the solar power she installed provides her with electricity 24 hours a day and seven days a week.

Lilian said installing solar power is the best decision she has made so far this year.

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She wrote on Twitter:

"Best decision I made this year is generating my own power, 24/7 light. I am now my own Nepa."

Watch Lilian's video below:

Reactions as lady spends N6 million to install solar power in her house

Netizens had different things to say. Some said she was rich while others asked questions.

@XBrianDennis said:

"Na lithium battery she dey use. 2 of that is equal to 8 of the normal wet cell we dey use."

@hockemania commented:

"What’s the total cost of this?."

"You're using Lithium-ion battery. You get money. Dey try tag your installer if he's here, make him go get other clients too. Thanks."

@Levelsneh said:

"Explain how it works please am seeing a charge controller and a power unit BOX. Is there any solar panel and battery plus what the KVA."

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@pamela66766 said:

"I no understand na Abuja stadium you dey power."

@unknownthedj_ said:

"The cost of those batteries presently is 2.3m each .. Una get money for this app o."

Video shows generator powered by cooking gas

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man converted a fuel generator and made it use cooking gas.

The man who is a generator mechanic said 12.5kg of gas could serve for two weeks.

Many people wanted to know how safe it could be, and the man said it was safe and cost-effective.

Source: Legit.ng