"Ulunma, ụgbọ ala m na-eweta Ìhè!"
Solar-powered AI infrastructure bringing reliable energy to Africa's next generation of industries
200 million people. Abundant solar resources. Dormant industrial capacity waiting for one thing: reliable power.
Every factory shutdown. Every data center that can't be built. Every tech company that must operate from expensive diesel generators. These aren't inevitable costs of doing business in Africa—they're symptoms of a solvable infrastructure gap.
UUAMNI is building end-to-end AI infrastructure powered by abundant Nigerian solar energy
10-50MW solar farms with 24/7 battery storage. Zero diesel. Zero grid dependency. Pure Nigerian sunshine converted to reliable electricity at ₦5-10/kWh.
Modular, scalable infrastructure hosting compute for Microsoft, Google, Anthropic, and other AI companies desperate for African capacity and low-latency access.
10,000+ Nigerian workers providing RLHF training data and content labeling services. Fair wages ($5-8/hour vs Kenya's $1.50). Mental health support. Skills development.
Excess energy sold to neighboring communities, hospitals, schools, and businesses. Transforming Ngor-Okpala and beyond into economically vibrant zones.
Global AI companies need capacity NOW. Microsoft, Google, Anthropic are desperate for compute outside the US. Africa is untapped.
Solar panels are now cheaper than diesel in Nigeria. ₦0.03-0.05/kWh vs ₦1.50-2.50/kWh. The economics finally work.
AI models need African languages, contexts, perspectives. Nigeria's 200M people represent 1/8 of Africa's population—massively underrepresented in training data.
Imo State's "Digital City" and "Light Up Imo" initiatives create perfect policy environment for large-scale infrastructure investment.
Whether you're an investor, AI company, government partner, or community leader—there's a role for you in building Africa's industrial revolution.
First pilot project breaking ground Q2 2026 in Ngor-Okpala, Imo State.