Despite an installed capacity of over 13,000 MW, Nigeria’s national grid routinely delivers less than 4,500 MW, forcing millions of households and industries to rely on expensive backup generators.
Despite being rich in agricultural land, Nigeria is facing one of the largest hunger crises globally, with regional conflict, climate shocks, and high input costs hitting northern Nigeria hardest.
Nigeria’s agribusiness and tech sectors are hitting a massive roadblock: a strained, highly expensive transportation network that has made the journey from point A to point B the ultimate test of resilience.
