Market Forecast By Voltage (Low Voltage Switchgear, Medium Voltage Switchgear, High Voltage Switchgear), By Insulation (Medium Voltage Switchgear (Air Insulated, Gas Insulated), High Voltage Switchgear (Air Insulated, Gas Insulated), By Types (Low Voltage, Medium Voltage), By Applications (Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Power Utilities) And Competitive Landscape

According to 6Wresearch, Nigeria Switchgear Market size is anticipated to register growth during 2020-26. The Nigeria Switchgear market report thoroughly covers the market by types, voltage, insulation, applications, and regions.

Key Highlights of the Report:

• Nigeria Switchgear Market Overview
• Historical Data of Nigeria Switchgear Market Revenues & Volume for the Period 2016-2019
• Nigeria Switchgear Market Size and Nigeria Switchgear Market Forecast of Revenues & Volume, Until 2026
• Nigeria Switchgear Market Outlook
• Nigeria Switchgear Market Forecast
• Historical Data of Nigeria Switchgear Market Revenues & Volume, By Types, for the Period 2016-2019
• Market Size & Forecast of Nigeria Switchgear Market Revenues & Volume, By Types, Until 2026
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This is an interesting book, generally fun and humorous but also inconsistent in plotting and tone; the author is young and probably still finding her feet. It begins with two young men deserting the Nigerian army after being asked to participate in the massacre of a Niger Delta village; on their way to Lagos to start a new life, they attract a motley crew including a well-off woman fleeing an abusive marriage, a teenage girl who has just lost her parents, and a young man chasing his dream to be a radio producer. The five band together and are struggling to make ends meet when their paths cross with a corrupt ex-government minister, toting a stolen $20 million.

Initially this book reminded me of I Do Not Come to You by Chance, as a lighthearted portrayal of serious issues in Nigeria. But I think this book is not quite as good. And perhaps it isn’t even intended to be lighthearted; it seems that way due to its short chapters and optimistic, rather superficial portrayal of the motley band that soon comes to form a sort of family, but its ending is sobering enough to make me wonder if the author intended something more serious all along.

Unfortunately, its plotting also suffers, especially in the second half, where a large chunk of pages are spent on drama among journalists. I only really cared about our original band of five and what would become of them and the ex-minister, and the romance between two journalists and rivalry between another two – almost all of these people not introduced until the second half of the book, and most of them not Nigerian – felt like an intrusion in a book that wasn’t about them. But all this takes a significant amount of pages away from the principals, and leaves our original main characters to be carried along by others’ actions as we lose track of them in the crowd.

Still, this was enjoyable enough and a quick read. It’s a confidently Nigerian book, with some characters speaking in pidgin, and with the author not stopping to explain historical and cultural references. It has a strong and vibrant sense of place, and a quickly moving plot with a lot of dialogue. You could do worse, but the unevenness makes it hard to recommend.

Two and a half stars because I literally lost the plot! I think I have been just too tired to be able to keep up with all the skipping around in the book.Aside from the first person present tense used in the story, I found his frequent and unnecessary referrals to his main character's erection's rather grating. Did they add anything to the story? Not really. I suppose they did show that Kaaro could be led around by his dick most of the time but it wasn't really for me. I think I will put this one on ice until the whole trilogy is out and try it again as the idea was rather good I just didn't like the execution.