Electricity is not a convenience. It is not a luxury that some people happen to have and others can live without. It is the bedrock on which the modern world is built, so completely woven into how we eat, heal, learn, work, and stay safe that we have stopped noticing it, the way

Here’s the application link if you find this relevant: res4africa.org/news/2026/rais… Thank you Mrs M for sharing.

1 in every 4 persons in the world would be African by 2050. How are we supporting the African child today to be super productive and reach their full potential? Basics like reliable electricity should have been solved decades ago.

Digital literacy is now a baseline economic skill. Yet acquiring it requires consistent access to powered devices. Young people in unelectrified communities can't participate effectively here. Energy poverty creates economic exclusion.

Another of showing up and telling stories that compel action. God is good.

At this point, Tosin go be like, “on top one speech?” Let’s put this to rest already. We get it.

Economic and social mobility in the 21st century is mediated by connectivity, and connectivity requires power. Young adults without electricity cannot access remote work, online education, digital banking, etc. These are not luxury pathways; they are the primary routes out of

Still making progress on our fundraising efforts for our pilot. Hearing a lot of NOs but that’s part of the process. I don’t care. We keep moving.