Nigerians who couldn't wait for state utilities to fix a grid that has failed nearly 140 times in a decade started buying solar panels and...
When Lolu Taiwo, a Lagos-based entrepreneur, lost power for the third time in a week, he didn't call the utility company. He called a solar installer.
"Diesel was eating us alive. The grid gives us maybe five hours a day if we're lucky," Taiwo said. His rooftop array and battery bank now carry al
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