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Entrepreneur urges Nigerians to embrace biofuel gel for clean cooking

Entrepreneur urges Nigerians to embrace biofuel gel for clean cooking
NewsdeskBy NewsdeskNovember 10, 2023Updated:December 9, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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An entrepreneur, Mrs. Lilian Aremu, the Vice President Operations, Green Energy and Biofuels, has urged Nigerians, especially women to embrace biofuel gel and stove for clean and harmless cooking.

Aremu disclosed this in an interview on Friday in Lagos.

She said that biofuel gel and stove are new technology developed for cheap, economical, affordable and environmentally friendly cooking.

Aremu described the Kike cook stove and biofuel gel as clean cooking technology developed to address and eliminate toxic emission while cooking.

According to her, Kike green cook stove is a clean cooking technology that helps to eliminate health risks in indoor smoke and use of traditional energy sources such as charcoal and firewood.

“The stove also cut down greenhouse gas emissions aimed at contributing significantly to the de-carbonization of the economy and safe the environment.

“There’s no risk of cancer or other terminal diseases or death for women. “There are no health hazard, no risk. It is the cleanest source of energy right now for cooking.

“People need to use biofuel gel for there own benefit, it is safe, reduces your risk of exposure to carbon emission.

“The world is moving towards renewable energy and new innovative technology that are not harmful to women and the environment,” she said.

According to her, with the recent increase in price of cooking gas Kike stove is the best alternative.

“The company is producers and distributors of Kike Stove and biofuel gel, a clean technology for clean cooking, safe for environment and women.

“The benefits of the stove is numerous, it is affordable and works like magic just like your pressure cooker.

“The technology is clean, brings out blue flames and very contained. You can cook in a very small space and will not generate so much heat.

“It is not dangerous or explosive whatsoever. It is the safest for children who are learning how to cook and there’s no fear of not been able to handle your phone while cooking or in the kitchen,” she said.

Aremu noted that three liters of biofuel gel burn for 11 hours straight, while a liter burns for almost four hours.

She said that the technology was very economical and clean and we have structure where people can earn some money while using the product.

“People can also earn while recommending other people to use the product.

She called urged women to partner with the company and become mega distributors and earn more reward.

“The good thing is that women can make money while buying and recommending our product, especially in our Nigerian economy right now, it is the right way to make money while using clean cooking.

“With this technology, there is zero emission and the planet is safer with it, it is non-toxic and does not explode and good for the environment. “Which other cooking option can give you all these benefits. You can cook and relax that everything is okay. It also uses kin technology, it doesn’t darken your utensils and heat up everywhere,” she noted.

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