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My guess is that you are more likely to have shops selling charging as a service where mains power is problematic. Also http://biolitestove.com/ http://biolite
by 7952 14y ago
My guess is that you are more likely to have shops selling charging as a service where mains power is problematic. Also http://biolitestove.com/ http://biolitestove.com/
- vetler 14y agoBioLite is amazing. In particular, I love this image: http://biolitestove.com/Media/HomeStove/Stories/Ghana-DSC_1074-680x382.JPG http://biolitestove.com/Media/HomeStove/Stories/Ghana-DSC_10...
- jacquesm 14y agoAwesome, thank you for that picture. When I drove into Poznan, Poland about 25 years ago and the first texaco station had just opened it looked really strange, a piece of high tech colour in the middle of a gray and drab city. A sign of things to come. This picture gives me a similar feeling.
- mamu95 14y agoWe already have a lot of those in nigeria and also in other african countries. These charging shops are a necessary convenience and they provide jobs for the youths.
- 7952 14y agoSo how is 3G coverage in Nigeria?