A month ago a friend posted a video of our work. We had just commissioned the Gbagada site for First Fiducia. A man saw that video. He called my friend. He said he wanted to invest. He asked us to come and inspect a mini estate in Ogun State. He wanted to give power to two buildings. The buildings contain seven apartments. We went. We assessed the energy demand of every occupant. We measured the load. We specified a 12kVA inverter, a 20kWh battery and 20 panels. We supplied the grid materials. We installed the system. We connected seven neighbours. Before, the residents had less than one hour of power each day. Now they have power for 24 hours. Six neighbours pay ₦400 per kWh. The operator pays ₦300 per kWh. The investor set these prices. He plans to reduce the price by ₦50 after three months. This project tested our product hard. Our P2P Gateway Hub was built for four users. This site needed seven. We stretched the capacity. It held. The work was not easy. I travelled to Ogun State many times. I missed classes. One night we arrived at 11pm to repair a fault. There were many low moments. Every one of them turned into joy. The residents use the product. They love it. The investor is secure and he is happy. We are happy. In two weeks the site returned almost ₦100,000 to the investor. In my own house I have earned ₦30,000 (in July alone) from selling power. And it is no longer only my house. It started with one person. Today we touch many lives. More than 100 people are on our waiting list. My team and I work every day to reach them. Now I go to prepare for my final year pharmacy exams. We achieved much in a short time. We are only starting.