Contract Opportunities for Nigerians in Diaspora

[chanchaga]

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The Lagos State government is calling on investors to invest in solar power solutions in the state.

Nigeria has a massive shortage of electricity and government initiatives are making slow progress. It will therefore be conducive for the economic development of Lagos if independent power operators can contribute to electricity generation. A solar power project will also be in line with Lagos State’s determination to reduce climate change. It should however be kept in mind that the federal government still has exclusive jurisdiction on the provision of energy in Nigeria.

Investors with a proven ability in the area of solar power should feel free to contact:

Lagos State Ministry of Environment
Contact: Muiz Adeyemi Banire - Commissioner for Environment
Email: muizbanire@yahoo.com

Government contract?

To be owed for like 1 year only to bribe all my benefactors? When the money finally arrives......it has absolutely no value.

Your mobilization fee is supposed be used to settle godfathers, then you borrow money to execute the job as an "investor" abi?

No thanks......absolutely no government contracts.

[9jaHope]

Originally Posted by Dewdrops

Government contract?

To be owed for like 1 year only to bribe all my benefactors? When the money finally arrives......it has absolutely no value.

Your mobilization fee is supposed be used to settle godfathers, then you borrow money to execute the job as an "investor" abi?

No thanks......absolutely no government contracts.

Believe my brother. . . .believe

[emj]

Originally Posted by chanchaga

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The Lagos State government is calling on investors to invest in solar power solutions in the state.

Nigeria has a massive shortage of electricity and government initiatives are making slow progress. It will therefore be conducive for the economic development of Lagos if independent power operators can contribute to electricity generation. A solar power project will also be in line with Lagos State’s determination to reduce climate change. It should however be kept in mind that the federal government still has exclusive jurisdiction on the provision of energy in Nigeria.

Investors with a proven ability in the area of solar power should feel free to contact:

Lagos State Ministry of Environment
Contact: Muiz Adeyemi Banire - Commissioner for Environment
Email: muizbanire@yahoo.com

Hmmm, Changs...PNVSA Solar Power...why not contact the company that helped to make this project possible?
Mr Bolade Soremekun, the MD/CEO of Rubitec Nigeria Ltd ....i believe he shld get in touch with Muiz.