University towns have a power problem. Choba and Alakahia near UNIPORT. Abraka near DELSU. Amassoma near NDU. Otuoke near FUO. Students study at night. Landlords run generators all evening.
What students use
| Item | Watts |
|---|---|
| Fan | 60W |
| LED bulbs | 20W |
| Phone + power bank | 20W |
| Laptop | 60W |
| Per room | About 160W |
12 rooms × 160W = about 1,900W in the evening.
The setup
- Panels on the lodge roof
- One central inverter and lithium bank
- A breaker per room, sized for light loads
- A lockable battery room
House rules that protect the system
- No hot plates or electric cookers.
- Pressing iron only in the daytime.
- No room heaters or big speakers at night.
Sizes
| Rooms | Typical system |
|---|---|
| 6 | 5kVA–6kVA, 8kWh+ lithium |
| 12 | 10kVA, 15kWh+ lithium |
| 20+ | 10kVA–15kVA+, 20kWh+ lithium |
Security
Lodges are busy places. Lock the battery room. Use anti-theft bolts on panels. Read solar panel theft prevention.
Local pages: Obio-Akpor (Choba), Abraka, Amassoma, Ogbia & Otuoke.

