Ghanaian inventor builds impressive automobiles with scrap material

A Ghanaian inventor identified as Asidu Abudu built impressive automobiles with scrap material.

Popularly known as ‘INVENTOR 1’, he is known for his impressive inventions which includes cars, electronic gadgets like voice transmission system, door alert that gives you signal on your cell phone incase of any intrusion.

He invented cycles for the disabled and cars to help cocoa farmers convey their harvest, trucks for carrying loads in the market, etc.

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He made an electronic padlock that indicates the time the door was opened and also gets the alert if a stranger goes towards the door without permission.

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According to Abudu, most of his inventions are motivated by problems in the society as he looks forward to creating solutions.

But the challenge still remains that there was lack of funds, patronage and zero leadership support to encourage inventions like this.

@angelaanash3109: “African WISDOM in it’s finest!”

@kleimraoanakega3831: “Good job.”

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14-year-old Nigerian girl achieves incredible feat, wins 7 medals across the world in mathematics contests

Meanwhile, an exceptionally brilliant 14-year-old Nigerian girl, Fatima Adamu Maikusa, has won 7 medals in 7 international mathematics competitions.

Fatima, who is from Gombe, a state in Northern Nigeria, is a grade 11 student at the Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC) Kano, Nigeria.

The math guru, who was also recognized by mathematics professionals, is said to have started excelling when she was 9 years old.

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