Since 2011
Ibadan
Ring Road, Oluyole, Mokola, Bodija and Challenge.
- MW
- 120
- Customers
- 142,000
- Hours a day
- 22.6
Twelve towns
From Ibadan in 2011 to Saki in 2025. Each town has its own feeders, its own crew and its own monthly report on hours of supply.
The towns
Since 2011
Ring Road, Oluyole, Mokola, Bodija and Challenge.
Since 2016
Town centre and the Ikire market.
Since 2017
Iwo town and the Odo-Ori market.
Since 2019
Station Road, Oke-Fia and the textile cluster.
Since 2014
Moniya, Akinyele and the poultry farms.
Since 2018
Oyo town, Owode and the university area.
Since 2020
Takie, Sabo and the hospital district.
Since 2021
Iseyin town and the aso oke weavers.
Since 2025
Saki town, switched on in March 2025.
Since 2022
Eruwa town and the cassava processors.
Since 2023
Lanlate, on solar and batteries by day.
Since 2024
Igbo-Ora, on the Ibarapa mini-grid.
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Switch-on day
We walk every street, count homes and shops, and map the poles.
Lines, transformers and a substation if the town needs one.
Prepaid meters are fitted before a single feeder is energised.
Feeders come on one by one, with crews on every street.
We add a second feed so one fault cannot darken the town.
Next
Due 2026
Poles are going up along the Iwo road.
Due 2027
Survey finished, design under review.
Study
A solar mini-grid study with the town council.
Your town next?
A letter from the community association, the market leaders or the local government starts the study.
We need about 1,500 homes and businesses ready to pay for a feeder to make sense.
We publish the route, the dates and the connection fees before work starts.
Next step
Write to us with your community association, and we will send our surveyors.
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