@dwnews: Nigeria wants 60% of vehicles on its roads to be electric by 2050. But for many EV owners, unreliable electricity remains a major obstacle. Some drivers are turning to solar power, while others rely on charging stations that sometimes need generators to keep running. Can Nigeria build a clean transport future without fixing its power supply first? #dwcurrentaffairs

Tony Sigei :

EV vehicles will be carrying diesel generators in the back 🤣

pyongyang25 :

We cant even have a stable power for aweek and were thinking of going electric. Am i dreaming

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This gives I bought new 6g phone but my country only has 3g

Isabel l :

Dnt they have dam ?

Kyoll :

ᛦ • Zukk :

Roads?

thisismyburner :

Just go solar, like Priuses

user119276706249 :

South France

bodybyamadi1 :

Priorities

Arawak_Spike 🇸🇷 SR :

Solar/Battery off-grid stations

Emjay~😈🇿🇦 :

And DW is a propaganda machine!!!

Dembi :

[Tears of joy][Tears of joy][Tears of joy][Tears of joy] Can’t make this up.

Aardwolf 🇿🇦 :

Forget.

Places That Matter :

A 60 percent electric target means little to drivers who still depend on generators to charge their cars. Should Nigeria fix the power grid for ordinary households first, or push EVs and let the infrastructure catch up?

アイサ :

are evs really that cheap in nigeria? in peru they dont go below 30,000

Tara :

Can Nigeria please

Mmaphuthi 💜🇿🇦💜 :

Maybe this may inspire them to expand the grid capacity and electrify more areas

kay.selfcare :

How????

Aivars Dzenis :

Just run diesel generator as everyone else 😂

I give u what you give me :

don't use not enough, just say no electricity

DW News :

What challenges would your country need to solve before electric vehicles could become mainstream?

Emjay~😈🇿🇦 :

Nigeria is a joke

Mrs. Lady 🇺🇸 :

The President should move back to Nigeria and get his country in order, before he talk about electric cars. Priorities are backwards.

user424242 :

Eish nna ma Nigeria ang fetsa 🤣🤣🤣

Kaezo :

Madness on steroids. Nigerian leaders disrespect their citizens