Oriki Energy, a Paris-headquartered social enterprise, has announced a significant initiative to bolster Nigeria’s solar power sector. The company’s strategy involves establishing a network of solar stations that promise profitability and sustainability, aimed at invigorating local economies from the ground up.

Oriki Energy’s commitment is set to materialize in Abeokuta, Ogun State, where a diverse group of 100 entrepreneurs—equally split between men and women—will be equipped to launch their solar power ventures. This initiative, spanning from May to August 2024, is a business endeavour and a partnership with cultural roots involving the esteemed Olowu of Owu, Oba Prof. Saka Matemilola.

Seni Oyekanmi, the founder and CEO of Oriki Energy, is the driving force behind this ambitious project. With a vision to empower a million Nigerian entrepreneurs by 2034, Oyekanmi’s plan is more than a business model; it’s a transformative agenda for nationwide empowerment through renewable energy.
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