We spend a lot of money every week to power it, so if we invest in solar, it’s a huge investment obviously, but it means in the long run we’re saving so much money.” “Operating in Nigeria, the power is so bad so I was discussing with my business partner installing a solar panel so we’re off the national grid,” they told WWD. Thompson plans to invest in the brand’s infrastructure, as the new administration of president-elect Bola Tinubu prepares to remove a fuel subsidy next month. “Due to rampant government corruption and everything, a lot of people that would have been considered national treasures have been forgotten and through LSP, it does elevate voices, support people financially and this is also a win for them,” they said. Thompson said the award was especially meaningful as Nigeria lacks the kind of sponsorship and bursaries available to Western designers.
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