Multiple million Nigerians have benefited from improved power entry by way of interventions supported by All On, based on the organisation’s 2025 Affect Analysis Report.
The report highlights investments, technical help, and market-building efforts which have expanded clear power provision and strengthened the sector.
Since getting into the Nigerian power market in 2016, All On has invested in over 50 companies and supplied grants or technical assist to greater than 80 others.
Between 2018 and 2024, these interventions enabled the connection of greater than 230,000 households, companies, and services to electrical energy, bettering affordability, reliability, and entry to cleaner power options.
The report notes that half of the households benefiting from these interventions reported enhancements in air high quality, security, and diminished noise air pollution, signalling constructive social and environmental impacts.
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Progressive packages such because the Demand Aggregation for Renewable Know-how (DART) initiative diminished procurement prices for supported companies by as much as 50%, facilitating scaling and price financial savings for power shoppers.
All On’s strategy, which mixes funding, technical help, and sector engagement, has additionally contributed to broader market progress.
The variety of power suppliers has doubled since 2018, whereas sector funding almost tripled from $90 million to over $250 million, indicating rising investor confidence and a extra numerous funding panorama.
Caroline Eboumbou, CEO of All On, mentioned the report “confirms that our strategy is working,” including that the organisation goals to deepen its impression in unserved and underserved communities as Nigeria works towards common power entry by 2030.
The report emphasises ongoing plans to strengthen native capability, replicate confirmed fashions, and increase power entry in areas together with the Niger Delta, positioning All On as a key participant in Nigeria’s clear power transition.
