Feechi Madu

Engineering Student | Solar Energy Entrepreneur & Women’s Empowerment Champion

Overview

Christianah Madu, 23, is a final-year engineering student and a trailblazer in Nigeria’s renewable energy sector. Her journey began at 16 at the Bemore Bootcamp and later as a NESP intern, where she discovered her passion for solar energy. At 19, she founded PrimeVolts Solar, delivering innovative solar solutions while empowering women and youth. Under her leadership, PrimeVolts has trained over 100 girls and 10 mothers, created 20+ part-time jobs, and expanded energy access in underserved communities. Christianah champions inclusive energy transition and leads mentorship initiatives that equip women to thrive in the renewable energy space and drive social change.


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Testimonial

“Participating in this program was a truly valuable experience for me. From the moment I learned about it, I looked forward to being a part of the program because I knew it would be an amazing platform to further develop and refine my knowledge in the energy sector. As a recent graduate and project manager, the program helped me gain a deeper understanding of project management specifically within the energy industry. The curriculum, workshops, mentoring sessions, and practicum project all contributed to expanding my perspective on how energy projects are structured, managed, and implemented successfully. One of the most impactful aspects of the program was how practical and applicable the learning experience was. It allowed me to connect theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, especially within my own business operations. I have already started implementing several of the project management insights and strategies I learned into my daily business activities, particularly in the planning and execution of my mini-grid project. Overall, the program has strengthened my confidence and capacity as a young professional in the energy space. I look forward to continuing to apply the knowledge gained and exploring even more ways to implement these learnings in my work and future energy projects.”

Team

Clean Technology Hub Team