In an era where access to reliable power remains one of Nigeria’s greatest challenges, White Consult is leading a quiet revolution that’s illuminating homes and transforming lives across the country.
From its modest beginnings in Lagos, the company has evolved into one of Nigeria’s most consistent players in the renewable energy sector, a journey marked by innovation, inclusion, and social impact.
Founder, White Consult, Engr. Adebola Anofi, said as the company celebrates its 11th anniversary, it has taken a bold step forward with the launch of the Pure Watt Power Station, a compact, portable, and dependable energy solution designed to give households and small businesses uninterrupted power supply and, more importantly, freedom.
According to him, beyond technology, the heart of White Consult’s new chapter beats for accessibility.
He noted that in recognition of the fact that affordability remains a major barrier to renewable energy adoption in Nigeria, the company has introduced a flexible installment payment plan, the “Pay Small Small” model that allows low- and middle-income earners to enjoy clean energy without financial strain.
He said: “We believe power should not be a privilege. From the city to the most remote villages, everyone deserves reliable energy to power their homes, businesses, and dreams”.
He said the inclusive approach reflected the company’s unwavering commitment to bridging the gap between technology, access, and people, a philosophy that has driven its success since inception.
“White Consult’s story has always been about more than electricity, it’s about empowerment and nation building. Over the years, the company has trained hundreds of young Nigerians in solar installation, maintenance, and entrepreneurship, creating a ripple effect of skilled professionals and small business owners contributing to the renewable energy ecosystem.
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“Now, with new offices being established in Ikorodu, Badagry, and Ibadan, the company is extending its reach to communities often overlooked by traditional power projects. These expansion points, strategically located on the fringes of Lagos and Western Nigeria, will bring both the Pure Watt Power Station and the company’s broader solar access programs closer to the people who need them most.
“Each installation, each trainee, and each powered home tells the same story, that sustainability is not just about energy, but about equity, opportunity, and dignity.
“As White Consult marks its 11th year of consistent innovation and human impact, its message remains resolute: “Powering lives is not just business, its nation building.”
“With the unveiling of the Pure Watt Power Station, White Consult is not merely celebrating a milestone; it’s reaffirming a mission, a promise to light every home, empower every dream, and ensure that no Nigerian is left in the dark,” Anofi said.