Biodun Ogunleye, congratulated All On on its ten-year journey, describing the organization as an important contributor to Nigeria’s renewable energy ecosystem. Reflecting on the organization’s journey, Eboumbou noted that while capital was essential, experience had shown that expanding energy access required far more than financing businesses alone. Building this market required us to combine catalytic capital with technical assistance, venture support, ecosystem development and strategic partnerships. Their discussion explored the evolution of Nigeria’s off-grid energy sector over the past decade and the partnerships required to deliver universal energy access across Africa. Looking ahead, a second fireside discussion shifted the focus from reflection to the future of Nigeria’s renewable energy sector.