Boi-ngo [SEP] performer
Boi-ngo
Boi-Ngo (stylized as BOI-NGO) is the sixth studio album by American new wave band Oingo Boingo, released in 1987. 
Production.
"Boi-Ngo" has a similar musical style to its predecessor, "Dead Man's Party", but with more abstract pop arrangements.
A number of other songs were recorded for the album but ultimately cut, including "Remember My Name," "Find You" and "Mama." These songs are notably darker than
attracted several potential investors across Nigeria.
On the back of this success, BOI and UNDP entered into a cost-sharing agreement to fund the second phase of the project. In 2016, BOI provided $1.4 million debt financing while UNDP provided $600,000 grant to replicate the solar energy solutions in 11 additional off-grid communities across 4 Nigerian States: Niger State, Gombe State, Anambra State and Kaduna State.
In view of the benefits of the SEP, BOI introduced a ₦2 billion Solar Energy commercial product in