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GuarantorPay, Zenelgie partner to deliver affordable solar power to workers

EditorBy EditorJune 12, 2025Updated:June 12, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Guarantor and Partners Ltd. (GuarantorPay) has entered into a strategic partnership with Zenelgie Global Consulting Ltd. to provide affordable solar energy solutions to Nigerian public servants — a significant step toward expanding clean and sustainable energy access.

Announcing the collaboration on Thursday, Mrs. Maryam Isah, Executive Director and CEO of GuarantorPay, said the initiative is designed to help civil servants meet their energy needs without financial hardship.

“This partnership offers a practical path for public servants to own quality solar systems without resorting to high-interest bank loans,” Isah said. “Through a guaranteed deduction model, users can make direct purchases at true market value, with flexible, interest-free payment plans. It’s about restoring dignity through access to essential services.”

Mr. Chucks Isibo, CEO of Zenelgie Global, underscored the need for clean, reliable energy across Nigerian households, particularly in the public sector. He noted that the offer includes full professional installation, maintenance, and technical support.

“We’re delivering durable solar solutions at competitive market rates — but with the added convenience and security civil servants deserve,” Isibo said.

GuarantorPay is a trusted platform that enables Nigerian public servants to access goods and services on credit, with repayments automatically deducted from their salaries. The new partnership includes a range of solar packages, from basic lighting kits to full inverter systems.

Zenelgie Global is a leading provider of renewable energy and engineering services in Nigeria. According to both firms, the partnership demonstrates a shared commitment to empowering public workers while promoting clean energy adoption nationwide.

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