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Nigerians need to know solar is now easily accessible —Oladiran, Fire Rise Solar CEO

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Olabode Oladiran, Fire Rise Solar CEO

In a recent chat, Olabode Oladiran, the CEO of Fire-Rise Solar, a remarkable solar brand in Nigeria. He shared his inspiring journey and the vision that sets Fire Rise Solar apart from other solar brands in the country. Oladiran’s passion for renewable energy and his deep understanding of the Nigerian economy,  made him decide to venture into the solar business, to make solar energy accessible and affordable to Nigerians, regardless of their location.

“The sun is free, so why should people have to spend an arm and a leg on electricity in order to power their homes? I got into the solar industry to help Nigerians become aware of how easily accessible solar can be,” he said. “With Fire Rise Solar, you get value for every penny spent on our solar products. Nigerians deserve to power their home hassle-free, regardless of location or financial situation.”

Fire-Rise Solar distinguishes itself through its commitment to providing high-quality, reliable solar solutions that cater to the unique needs of Nigerian consumers. Fire-Rise Solar offers tailored solutions that ensure energy accessibility even in the most remote areas. This dedication has earned the company a reputation for excellence and innovation in the renewable energy sector.

Olabode Oladiran’s motivation to venture into the solar industry was fueled by a desire to transform lives through solar energy, especially in a country where high electricity tariffs and the cost of fuel are significant burdens. 

He explained: “One of the things that have been a major drive in my journey through this industry was a core memory I made, on one of my travels to East Africa, where solar energy is a primary power source. I couldn’t stop thinking about how Nigeria could easily replicate this (making solar a primary source of energy), especially with the government’s corporation. I look forward to a future where this happens, and this is one of our long-term goals at Fire-Rise Solar.”

Under Oladiran’s leadership, Fire-Rise Solar envisions a future where Nigerians can power their homes and businesses without the financial strain of traditional energy sources. He aims to demystify the misconception that solar energy is prohibitively expensive and inaccessible. By offering cost-effective and efficient solar solutions, Fire-Rise Solar is paving the way for a more sustainable and economically viable energy future for Nigeria.

As we got deeper into the conversation, Oladiran’s profound knowledge of the Nigerian economy and its energy landscape became evident. He spoke passionately about the need to provide energy solutions that are resilient against inflation and currency devaluation. “The challenges are immense,” he admitted, “but so is the potential for positive impact. The economy has been battling Inflation and Devaluation for a while and this has had an impact on people’s cost of living. One of our goals is to help people realize the cost-effectiveness of solar energy, and how much they could save by embracing solar energy’’

Fire-Rise Solar’s approach is holistic. It doesn’t just aim to sell solar panels; it aims to educate and also empower communities. “By educating people through our social media channels and other platforms, we hope to provide people with adequate knowledge about renewable energy.” This educational outreach is a testament to Oladiran’s belief that knowledge is a crucial step towards the widespread adoption of renewable energy.

Perhaps what makes Oladiran most inspiring is his relentless optimism. He envisions a Nigeria where solar energy is no longer seen as a luxury but a standard, accessible utility. “We have to change the narrative,” he said. “Solar energy is not just for the wealthy or the urban areas; it’s for everyone. And Fire-Rise Solar is here to make that a reality.”

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