Infrastructure intelligence for operators

Infrastructure fails. Your operation still has to run.

Infrastructure.civic.ng is becoming a decision system for the businesses and local institutions that absorb the real cost of unreliable power, connectivity, roads, and water. We are starting with power.

Check Power for Operators View evidence layer

Product direction

Built for people making operating decisions, not another government scorecard.

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Evidence inventory5 datasets · 7 indicators

Who this serves

The smaller bodies that cannot wait for infrastructure to become reliable.

The first customer is not a ministry or utility. It is the operator deciding whether to buy fuel, protect stock, reschedule work, reroute a delivery, or keep a facility open.

Retail & pharmacies

Clinics & health facilities

Schools & training centres

Hotels & restaurants

Workshops & small factories

Estates & local facilities

Operating continuity

Start with the disruption that costs you money.

Power is the first production wedge. Other sectors stay visible as evidence while we learn what operator-level signals are actually useful.

Primary product

Power continuity

Outage risk, backup readiness, generator cost, and location-level reliability for operators that cannot afford to stop.

Start with power

Evidence layer

Connectivity

Build toward local internet and mobile reliability signals for businesses that depend on payments, cloud tools, and communication.

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Roads & logistics

Move from road inventory to practical disruption intelligence for deliveries, staff movement, and route planning.

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Water continuity

Build toward local reliability signals for facilities where water interruptions create operating or health risk.

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Power first

Turn electricity uncertainty into an operating decision.

The power product is designed around a simple question: what is likely to happen at this location today, what will it cost if supply fails, and what should the operator do before that happens?

Outage risk

Know when a location is entering a higher-risk operating window.

Backup readiness

Prepare fuel, batteries, staff, and critical loads before disruption.

Cost exposure

Translate unreliable supply into generator hours and operating cost.

Location intelligence

Use postcode-backed locations as the anchor for reliability history.

Open Power for Operators Try the POC

Forecasts and financial impact in the current POC are synthetic and are not presented as live electricity conditions.

How the system compounds

Identify the location

Use a verified Nigerian Digital Postcode as the location key.

Build an observation history

Attach outage, availability, and restoration observations to that location.

Estimate risk

Only forecast when enough evidence exists to support a useful signal.

Recommend an action

Translate the signal into backup readiness, cost, and continuity decisions.

Evidence underneath the product

Government and public records are inputs, not the customer experience.

Data Civic remains the traceable source layer for verified public indicators. Infrastructure.civic.ng should add a separate operator layer that turns location-level observations into useful decisions without overstating what the evidence proves.

state evidence pages

state-backed sectors

Access to electricity (% of population)

61.2 %

Up 0.7 percentage points since 2022.

2023World Bank Open Data

Mobile cellular subscriptions (per 100 people)

70.76 subscriptions per 100 people

Down 27.72 subscriptions per 100 people since 2023.

2024World Bank Open Data

Individuals using the Internet (% of population)

41.21 %

Up 1.15 percentage points since 2023.

2024World Bank Open Data

Product boundary

Do not confuse a useful demo with verified reliability data.

The site can move quickly on interface, workflows, postcode identity, and operating-cost models. Public outage claims, reliability scores, predictions, and savings claims require observation data, methodology, and validation first.

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