Mammanlafia Umar

[Arafat PMP® @oil_shaeikh]

Listen to what Prof Pantami has in store for Gombe state if he wins the Guber race In Shaa Allah. https://t.co/fsx54AoZIe

[The Grid Post @TheGridPost]

BIG CHANGE:
YOU CAN NOW OFFICIALLY
GENERATE ELECTRICITY FOR YOURSELF, USE WHAT YOU NEED, AND SELL EXCESS ELECTRICITY BACK TO THE GRID THROUGH YOUR DISCO

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has commenced the Net Billing Regulations 2026, a new framework that allows eligible electricity users to generate power mainly through solar energy for their own use and export excess electricity back to the distribution network.

In simple terms, if your solar system generates more electricity than you consume, you can now send the extra power back to your DisCo and receive credits under a regulated billing arrangement.

This effectively creates what the sector calls a “Prosumer” ;meaning you are both a consumer and producer of electricity.

However, there are conditions.

This is not yet targeted at the average small residential solar setup.

To qualify:

-You must already be connected to a DisCo network.

-Your renewable energy system must have a minimum installed capacity of 50kWp and a maximum of 1.5MWp

-You must obtain approval from your DisCo.

-You must sign a Net Billing Agreement and register with NERC.

Approved users will receive bidirectional meters that track: ➡️Electricity imported from the grid
⬅️Electricity exported back to the grid

[Mammanlafia Umar @mammanumar]

@Styliishhh Toh if he's in his SUV, how will he find you to collect your number. Just thinking 🤔

[Slim @onu_slim]

How to legally earn ₦425,000 every month in Nigeria without running a business.

But there’s another system many wealthy people use this days: FGN Savings Bonds.

Issued monthly by the Debt Management Office, these bonds are:
• Government backed
• Tax free
• Paying around 14% to 17% annually
• Interest paid every 3 months

Here’s the smart part most people miss:

If you invest once, you get paid quarterly.

But if you stagger your investments across 3 consecutive months, you can create monthly cash flow.

Example:

₦10,000,000 invested in April
₦10,000,000 invested in May
₦10,000,000 invested in June

At 17% per annum, that setup can generate roughly ₦425,000 monthly in rotating payouts for up to 3 years, while your capital remains intact until maturity.

This works well for:
• Retirees needing stable income
• Diaspora Nigerians funding monthly expenses back home
• Business owners creating backup cash flow
• Young professionals building long term wealth

The rich do not only earn money.
They engineer income systems.

Start small if you can. Even ₦500,000 or ₦1,000,000 invested consistently can compound into something meaningful over time.

Follow me for more ways to make money legally and intelligently in Nigeria.

[Olukayode bakre @kayodebakre8]

For just 20m, you can get a modern 4-5 year old SUV from China with all very modern features and reliability. Why spend same 20m buying a US used car manufactured 16 years ago with 160000 mileage?
You sef think am

[Mazi Nathan @rukky_nate]

Financial advice you didn’t ask for, but will share anyway:

For daily expenses:
Use Opay or Moniepoint

For interest savings:
Use Piggyvest or FairMoney

For investment:
Use United Capital or Cowrywise

For stocks:
Use Bamboo or Afrinvestor 2.0

For crypto:
Use Binance or Trust Wallet

For USD investment:
Use Risevest or Bamboo

For Oblee:
Please press 5

[NERC Nigeria @NERCNG]

The January 2026 Operational Performance Factsheet breaks down how Nigeria’s grid-connected power plants performed this month.

Highlights:

Plant Availability Factor (PAF): 36% showing that an average of 4,901 MW was available for dispatch out of 13,625 MW installed capacity.

Average Load Factor: 90% showing that 4,421 MWh/h of available capacity was utilised.

Top Energy Producers: Ihovbor_2, Kainji_1, and Jebba_1 stood out with strong availability and high utilisation levels.

For more details on the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI), visit our website at https://t.co/xQRN6ytloB. Stay informed on the numbers powering the national grid and shaping the future of power in Nigeria.

#NERC #OperationalPerformance #PowerPlants #NESI #EnergySector #Nigeria #ElectricityData #Factsheet #EnergyInsights #GridPerformance

[Dr. Yakubu Sani Wudil @yakubwudil]

اتفق مع فضيلة الدكتور

[Retson Tedheke (Sarkin Yakin Ga'ate) @RetsonTedheke01]

#NigeriaFarms: The Price of Paddy Rice has dropped significantly Selling for Between N400k per ton to N500k per ton including Transportation to most of Nigeria. This is also the beginning of the harvest season in Nigeria.

Unfortunately, the Price of Processing has gone up insanely and the prices of finished goods plummeting, putting two key players at the risk of continuing or stopping.

The Nigeria Farmers are battling to Farm Rice because of the Cost of Inputs and the Cost of Money. It is almost impossible to farm Rice in Nigeria today and make Money.

The Processors and Manufacturers are also battling to stay alive due to high cost of Processing and Logistics of Moving goods due primarily to Government Policies.

While you Blame the Nigeria farmers and processors please ask yourself. What is the Gain worth when you decide to import what you can confidently Produce?

Every Nation Nigeria is importing Rice from is massively subsidizes their Farmers.

Thailand has spent over $10billion between 2020 and 2025 Subsidizing rice production for Nigeria to import their rice, support Their Farmers, Grow their Economy and Kill Nigeria Farmers and our rural economy.

In the Union Budget 2025-26, India allocated approximately USD 44.5 billion) for combined food and fertilizer subsidies, with rice and wheat being major beneficiaries of the food subsidy portion of this budget.

@MBuhari spent N2.1trillion in 8 years, that is N260billion annually and $165million yearly to support farmers. Thailand has a Population of 70million people and India a population of 1.45billion people. Nigeria with 250million people is spending $165million and we say we are serious about Food Security?

While Nigeria farmers are demonized for not Bringing down food prices, Serious Governments with intentional localization policies are ensuring that their local farmers are sustained for their Rural Communities to be Secured because ultimately Local driven Food Security is the Best way to ensure National Security.

Nigeria Must Farm for Nigeria to Work!

[NERC Nigeria @NERCNG]

📊 NERC Publishes Q1 2025 Report

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has released its Q1 2025 report, offering a snapshot of NESI’s performance across key indicators:

✔️ ATC&C Losses
✔️ Billing & Collection Efficiency
✔️ Energy Generation
✔️ Market Remittance
✔️ Metering Progress
✔️ Regulatory Functions

These insights are critical for stakeholders, investors, and policymakers seeking to understand the sector’s trajectory.

📄 Access the full report at https://t.co/72rdFYja4p

#NERC #NESI #ElectricityRegulation #NigeriaEnergySector #Q12025 #Factsheet

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

2024 Budget in Naira N35t
2024 Budget in USD $44B

2025 Budget in Naira N47t
2025 Budget in USD $32B

retweet when you see it

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

Allah Akbar [God is Great].

[pulseby_M @pulseby_M]

35 Sunnahs of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

Keep this Sunnah in your timeline. 💕

You will never regret sharing this 🧵

[Taiwo_Ajakaye @dmightyangel]

Home farming is gaining ground in Nigeria, especially in the South West👌👌👌

[Habu Sadeik @HabuSadeik]

I thought I have written about this TCN - NISO unbundling but when I checked I did not.

Alright, for this one is pretty easy and straightforward.

TCN is transmission company that carry out the function of system operation and transmission tower services.

Thread!!!

[𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗻 @HaramainInfo]

No Visa No Hajj!

[Dr. Yakubu Sani Wudil @yakubwudil]

Outcome of our investigations and recommendations on Kolmani Oil Drilling work in Gombe State:

A few weeks ago, we initiated a #ConversationsForChange on the state of the oil drilling project in the Gombe/Bauchi region. We reached out to some stakeholders and held a Twitter space to discuss the matter.

Below is the summary of our findings:

1. NNPC is fully committed to the work, and there are almost 1 billion barrels of oil reserves in the location.

2. The work has partially stopped because the contractors in charge of exploration have completed their phase of the work. Next, contractors in charge of the development phase are to take over. This phase is expected to commence within Q2 of the current year.

3. Other infrastructures such as road networks are being developed.

4. Even after the development phase, the project may take up to a five-year gestation period.

Recommendations:

1. The government should encourage exploration companies to train and hire local talents.

2. Our youth should be mentored to study relevant courses and develop necessary skills to take over the sector when completed.

3. Bauchi and Gombe state governments should set up a task force that will track the progress of the work. They should also keep in touch with the GMD of NNPC at regular intervals to ensure the smooth completion of the project.

4. There is a need to reach out to the stakeholders mentioned above to ensure this project does not end as another abandoned project.

[Habu Sadeik @HabuSadeik]

Let's talk about electricity metering.

A means to an end but not the end itself. Look at this data below.

12m people are registered customers in the country, but only 5.7m are metered.

7.1m people enjoying electricity without meters. 😅they billed those people using estimates