Lagos charging pilot
You're at 12% battery in Lagos. You shouldn't have to guess if the nearest charger even works.
Nigeria's grid drops out, and no local charging network has a track record yet, so drivers trade tips in WhatsApp groups and hope for the best. Luma Power shows you which chargers near you are online right now, gets you there, and lets you pay without cash or a single phone call.
See how it works ↓A wasted trip to a broken charger doesn't just cost you time.
If you drive for a living in Lagos, ride-hailing or delivery, every minute stuck at a dead charger is a minute you're not earning. Tips in a WhatsApp group aren't a system, they're a guess.
You don't know if it's actually on
The grid drops out constantly. A charger that worked yesterday can be dead today, and nothing tells you that before you drive there.
Wasted trips cost paid hours
For a ride-hailing or delivery driver, a dead charger isn't an inconvenience, it's lost earning time you can't get back.
Tips, not a system
Right now, drivers rely on word of mouth in WhatsApp and Facebook groups instead of a real, checkable answer.
Know before you drive. Get there. Plug in and pay.
Luma Power installs and runs charging equipment at partner locations across Lagos, malls, hotels, offices, and fuel stations, and confirms in real time which ones are actually delivering a charge.
1. See what's online
Open the app and see the real status of every charger near you, not just a pin on a map.
2. Get directions there
Pick a charger that's confirmed online and follow turn-by-turn directions straight to it.
3. Plug in and pay in the app
Your session stays monitored even if the grid drops. Pay by card or transfer for exactly what you used, no cash, no calls.
For property owners
Have a mall, hotel, office, or fuel station in Lagos? Turn unused space into income.
Luma Power installs and maintains the charging equipment at your site, and you earn a share of every session. No equipment to buy and no technical staff to hire.
- No equipment cost, we install and maintain everything
- No technical staff required on your side
- A revenue split you can check anytime
A driver pays for a charging session in the app.
Luma Power splits that payment with you automatically.
Every session and split shows up in your dashboard, nothing to reconcile by hand.
Where we are right now, told straight
Luma Power is a new charging network for Nigeria. We are not asking you to trust a big rollout, we're asking you to be among the first to try it and tell us what breaks.
Starting small, on purpose
We're launching with one or two pilot sites in Lagos first, so we can prove real-time charger status and payment before expanding.
Built for the grid we actually have
Every site is designed around Nigeria's unstable power supply, not a European or American grid, because that instability is exactly the problem we exist to solve.
You help shape the pilot
Early sign-ups get first access to the app and a direct line to the team while we're still building this out.
Questions people ask before they sign up
Is Luma Power live everywhere in Lagos?
Not yet. We're starting with one or two pilot locations in Lagos so we can prove the network works reliably before expanding to more sites and, eventually, more cities.
What happens if the grid goes down while I'm charging?
Every site is built to keep your session tracked accurately through a power interruption, so you're never charged for energy you didn't actually receive.
How do I pay for a charging session?
Inside the app, by card or bank transfer, for exactly what you used. No cash, no phone calls, and you get a receipt every time.
I own a property in Lagos. What do I actually have to do?
Luma Power installs, owns, and maintains the charging equipment at your site. You don't buy hardware or hire technical staff. You earn a share of every paid session, visible in a simple dashboard.
When can I actually start using it?
We're onboarding our first pilot sites in Lagos now. Join the early access list and we'll reach out the moment a charger opens near you.
Start with one charge you can trust.
We're proving this at one or two pilot sites in Lagos first. Join the early list and we'll tell you the moment a charger opens near you, or a chance to host one.
Join the early access listJoin the early list
Be first to know when a charger opens near you.
Tell us whether you drive in Lagos or have a location to host, and we'll reach out as pilot chargers go live. No payment required now.