After about 150 years of reportedly living without any form of electricity supply, Angwan Rina, a remote community in Plateau State, north central of Nigeria, would finally be connected to electricity but not from the grid.
Rather, it would get its first ever electricity supply from the sun that has shined on the roofs and heads of its inhabitants for the same 150 years it has lived without electricity, through a solar-powered mini-grid plant.
Being one of the two beneficiary communities of the state
