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Bluetti, a global leader in renewable energy solutions, has donated 20 solar system kits to support Oke Odan Baptist Primary School, Yewa South, Ogun State, through its ‘Lighting an African Family (LAAF) CSR project’. This generous act aims to inject light into households and communities grappling with persistent power challenges within Africa to reduce electricity shortage.
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The LAAF project is the brand’s commitment to make clean energy available to millions of African households, so that more families can live in a bright environment and children can have equal learning opportunities.
The official donation event took place recently where Bluetti handed the equipment to the school including selected outstanding pupils. The event witnessed live demonstrations of the usage and functionalities of the power stations.
The Sales Manager of Bluetti Nigeria, Jeffery Zhang, at the event, said the brand has always been committed to promoting the application of renewable energy and practicing corporate social responsibility.
According to him, “The devices will provide stable lighting and energy supply, solving the power shortage problem that the school often faces while adding that Bluetti will continue to work hard to enable more families live in a bright environment; so that every child has equal learning opportunities, every mother has a more convenient life, and every father has more opportunities and possibilities. LAAF is a continuous project and institutions and regions in need are welcome to contact us.”
Also, Headteacher, Baptist Day Primary School, Oke Odan, Mrs Patience Akintomide, stated that the donation of the power stations is of far-reaching significance, providing pupils with rich educational resources despite unstable power supply.
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