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Friday, 3 March 2017

Facts you need to know about the new mobile electricity service powered by MTN

Recently, MTN Nigeria launched a new initiative to help ease power issues in the country. The company partnered with global solar experts, Lumos, to introduce an innovativealternative source of power supply to homes and small business owners. 

The initiative is undoubtedly a welcome development and here are some facts you should know about it...

 

·         Lumos‘power stations in a box’ is a new type of solar panel and indoor unit that allows customers purchase electricity as a service provided on demand using their MTN lines.

·         Unlike Inverters that requires regular charging, the LumosMobile Electricity unit relies on solar energyand daily subscriptions from an MTN line to function.

·         The LumosMobileElectricityServiceprovidesupto 80wattswhich can conveniently power household items like a small television set, radio, fan, PC or laptop, hair clippers, mobile phones, and 4 powerful LED lights strong enough to light a room for 5-6 hours.

·         The Mobile Electricity device comeswitha converter that changes the power type from DC to AC to enable users plug in highlighted appliances without causing damage.

·         It saves you money. Withthe LumosMobile Electricity Service,you won’t spendafortuneonfuelor dieselfor generators.

·         Themobile electricity is completely noiselessunlike generator sets.

·         It is eco-friendly. Withtheunit, no more worries about toxic fumes that arehazardoustohumanhealth.

·         Thedevicealsofreesyoufromtheannoying estimated bills that alwaysmakes you feel swindled

·         It is easy to set up and operate.

·         With a minimum of N200 naira daily subscription from an MTN line, you are guaranteed 24/7 uninterrupted power supplyfromtheunit.

·         It is affordable and readily available at all MTN walk-In-Centres across Nigeria.

Soifyouarestillthinkingabouthowtoguarantee 24/7 electricity inyourhomeorsmallbusiness, it’stimetostepuptothegame-changer.

WelcometotheworldofLumosMobileElectricityService powered by MTN.

22 comments:

  1. A welcomed innovation from MTN.. This is a step in the right direction.

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  2. This,to me, is an insult to Nigeria(PHCN). It is not their fault now....

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  3. Nigeria's next door English-speaking neighbor, Ghana, is working hard to ensure regular power supply to all citizens, residents, and visitors in Ghana. Nigeria is busy making a fool of herself with her Minister for Power et al advocating and indeed commissioning this contraption, a good initiative though but preferably for those living in the wilderness and far away from civilization.
    The joke is on Nigeria. Nigeria is now a ridicule in the eyes of the international community.

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  4. Pls the annoying type is from MTN, Lumo or Linda?

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  5. This is Nice but can I trust MTN..?

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  6. I thought that the minister of power was educated?this is the stable electricity they promised the US?oyaa ma eghele

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  7. Ok, its a toy box for small scale power. Cannot serve needs like grinding/blending, ironing, refrigeration and air-conditioning. They should just make it more affordable to the less privileged.

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  8. While it is a good initiative, it does not cover heavy duty items like Fridge, Freezer or ironing. You will still need to run the generator to power these other appliances outside of PHCN. The initial setup cost has to also be considered as the 'Power in a box' will not be given to you free.

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  9. This is a welcome development from MTN. Its absolutely true that Nigeria can be better by the day, only if all stakeholders in every field of endeavour could think outside the box.

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  10. They said minimum of #200..Our govt has failed again and again...So a south African xenophobic country wld come and use the sorry state of this country to make more money for themselves and develop their country..They can't certainly use this mobile rubbish in their country bcos they have 24/7 light... All of u who made Nigeria like this would pray to die if you are still alive...U guys wld never knw peace

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  11. Obasanjo you wld never knw peace..
    Tinubu and every other corrupt politician...AAUA Ondo state has not had light since sometime last year..And the pple in charge of the light that has refused to give us light for more than half a year now wld never knw peace....Mark my words

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  12. So MTN aren't okay with the plenty they have made from Nigerians...Our unpatriotic govt do not see a future for this country..You have failed in providing light, water and other amenities and u use the money you get from Nigeria to develop another man's country by investing it there

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  13. Did i hear you say this is affordable, @ #200 daily multiplied by 30 days in a month is #6000.

    and you the poor and the average man in our society can afford it. How is Ikeji, Eko bill or even prepaid bill for for one month our Government is aiding a south African company to be milking her citizens dry by not providing the right amenities.

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  14. I'm interested

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  15. 6,000k a month is too much..i quit

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  16. See this MTN they are greedy people. Upon all the money they have made in Nigeria, still they're not OK. Before transfer of airtime was free. But now they deduct money. Now Solar electricity, #200:00 and the light will last 24/7.hmmm for how long. Nawa for MTN. I don't trust them.

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  17. The came with this initiative in the first place that,if after 5 years of usage the appliances recharge mechanism will be deactivated and it becomes your that is, with the regular recharge of #110 daily,within some months the recharge amount was increase from #110 daily to #200 the questions here is, what becomes the faith of an agreement of 5 year, would it now be reduced to two and half years or is it all lies and way of exploitation that is the question all their agent that call me to recharge were unable to answer and I stop using mine until they answer my question,and if the keep pressing me to recharge I think consumer protection board will have to settle us

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  18. This is a trap people. You pay #200 daily for about 3years, you term this affordable. It can only give you 80 watts, thats about 3 bulbs, or no bulb and TV. This is share wickedness. MTN and their partner want to leverage on our govt ineptitude and milk us dry.... how will this help poor people?

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  19. please where is our minister of works and power? he sud cover his face in shame

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  20. indeed our leaders have failed totally. It's a big shame that with all the stolen funds by politicians in this country, none of the useless politician can use their brain to come up with ideas that will create jobs and solve solutions for Nigerians. The same South Africans that we are threatening to send out out and attack are the ones creating jobs for and solving issues for Nigerians. it's very devastating to say the least. #200 to get steady power supply. of course it is better than using ear deafening generators that has killed lots of families. shame! shame! shame! to our useless leaders.

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  21. YA'll Be Cursing Em Corrupt Politicians over here when YA'll can simply go to their Official Social Media Accounts and cuss them directly

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