Kwara State University Student Develops Solar Power Station for Charging Phones and Lighting Bulbs
He revealed that he has sold 30 units of the SUNPOD at ₦80,000 each, significantly more affordable than the ₦400,000 alternatives.
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Emmanuel Aanu, a computer and electrical engineering student at Kwara State University, has built a solar power station aimed at addressing the electricity issues in Oyo State. Emmanuel's invention, named SUNPOD, can power up to five light bulbs and charge phones and other electrical gadgets.
In a video shared on social media, Emmanuel showcased the capabilities of his solar power station and appealed for a grant to purchase machinery for increased production. He revealed that he has sold 30 units of the SUNPOD at ₦80,000 each, significantly more affordable than the ₦400,000 alternatives.
"My name is Emmanuel, and I produce SUNPOD: A Solar Power Station to tackle electricity issues in Oyo State. I've sold 30 units at ₦80,000 each, making it more affordable than the ₦400,000 alternatives. I need this grant to purchase a machine to produce more SUNPOD for demands," Emmanuel stated.
The SUNPOD project highlights Emmanuel's innovative approach to solving Nigeria's electricity challenges and his dedication to making renewable energy accessible and affordable.
