Okeowo Olasubomi, the Chief Executive Officer of SolarCity Gas, has pioneered solar affordable homes solutions in Nigeria's energy sector.

Olasubomi, the renowned enterpreneur, said the Solarcitygas sets out to power homes,  offices among others.

According to him, the company is a boost to rural electrification across the country.

He said the company registered in Nigeria distributes quality solar panels, portable solar generators, industrial inverters, power walls and lithium batteries.

Olasubomi stated that SolarCitygas has done its homework. ‘ We are ready for the country and for the entire continent of Africa; solarwise’, he added.

"Imagine not paying electricity bill for the next 25 years. Imagine your home and offices being powdered by the free sunlight.

"SolarCity gas Nigeria and our equipment you can relax and sleep well. It's available on our website www.solarcitygas.com . Office is located at 47, Sanusi Fafunwa street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria," he said.

Situated in Lagos, the ultra-modern warehouse is positioned to offer world-class storage facilities for solar lights and equipment around the southwest states with the intent to rapidly expand and improve its capabilities in these areas.

Solarcitygas a company registered in Nigeria distributes quality solar panels, portable solar generators, industrial inverters, power walls and lithium batteries.

 The multiple award-winning company also major in street lights among others.

Reliable information also has it that several government agencies, parastatals and official ministry offices, universities, schools, hospitals and individual homes and businesses will benefit from Solarcitygas energy financing.

Rural electrification and power as a service is our focus. We want to help more business owners take advantage and be independent.  We are in talks with reputable partners around the world and financial servicing  institutions to deploy solar into several offices, banking halls, petrol stations and malls.  Standalone supermarkets are not left aside. In a twist this year, we have committed to making all roads and streets in Africa solar dependent.

Okeowo olasubomi who doubles as the President of All Travel Energies New York affirm that in the next 10years, solar would have infiltrate African continent as a whole such that life will be good. At Solarcitygas we have started developing our infrastructures for charging stations, electric cars and home charging solutions.  We are not waiting.    Truth is that as soon as we got the break we wanted in Lithium ion battery solutions we moved 10years ahead of competition.  From the market woman in the corners of Apogbon to the Kebab seller on the street of Manhattan New York, down to the sprawling mansion in Ikoyi, Solarcitygas.com is your plug all time.

Last year alone, we turned around N6billion Naira and about $33million dollars. The coming decade we intend to upgrade to over $12billion USD in sales and turn over.  Asked if the public can buy yet into the company, Okeowo says we are a close nit family business. Not open to the public yet. But who knows, in future we may look for private placements and few individuals to carry along.  This is a rather technical company and we don't want distractions.

Today, we have designed technology to help people living in apartments have access to solar. That is people who don't own their roof can also use solar. The portable power is a product of choice that makes life extremely easy for mobile people. Same device can be used at home, unplugged, taken  to the work place to be used to power the office and also taken back home to power the home after work hours.  Its just an amazing technological break through. More products released into the American Market is the Electric Vehicle mobile charger and the home charging systems.

The age of solar is now. And we are here to support the world extensively.

At Solarcitygas Nigeria, we have started designs of electric cars. Major brands are going to be deployed.  We have Toyota electric cars, BYD and Volkwagen already producing for us in numbers. We hope to partner with major banks in financing so millions of Africans can take advantage.  We want to cover Nigeria, Cameroon, Cotonou and Niger this year. Then we move interland further into Africa 2nd quarter of next year.