4 Secondary students produce mobile solar traffic light
Four secondary school students from Caro Favoured Schools, Ajegunle, a remote area of Lagos State have produced mobile solar traffic lights to ease off traffic congestion on our roads.
The SS3 students are: Blessing Omosebi, Sarah Onabanjo, Uchechukwu Fedricks and Emmanuel Anyanwu, they have written their names among achievers.
VAM news gathered a reports from the quartet, three girls and one boy said the inspiration to produce the device was borne out of the incessant traffic congestion experience by motorists and commuters while going and coming from school.
According to them, after they conceived the idea, there was practically nothing they could do to actualised their dream until they heard about the Junior Achievers of Nigeria.
JAN is a non governmental organisation saddled with the vision of empowering students with ideas on how they can be useful to themselves and the community. Part of the functions of JAN, they noted was to financially empower the youth with ideas and also assist financially where necessary.
They said: ‘’Having enrolled with JAN, the organisation was able to disclosed how we could generate and effectively manage wealth and create jobs for our communities.
To our amazement, we were taught how to apply entrepreneurial thinking to the workplace and the necessary skills in securing our financial future.
VAM news confirmed that with the Solar light, electricity is valueless.
The SS3 students are: Blessing Omosebi, Sarah Onabanjo, Uchechukwu Fedricks and Emmanuel Anyanwu, they have written their names among achievers.
VAM news gathered a reports from the quartet, three girls and one boy said the inspiration to produce the device was borne out of the incessant traffic congestion experience by motorists and commuters while going and coming from school.
According to them, after they conceived the idea, there was practically nothing they could do to actualised their dream until they heard about the Junior Achievers of Nigeria.
JAN is a non governmental organisation saddled with the vision of empowering students with ideas on how they can be useful to themselves and the community. Part of the functions of JAN, they noted was to financially empower the youth with ideas and also assist financially where necessary.
They said: ‘’Having enrolled with JAN, the organisation was able to disclosed how we could generate and effectively manage wealth and create jobs for our communities.
To our amazement, we were taught how to apply entrepreneurial thinking to the workplace and the necessary skills in securing our financial future.
VAM news confirmed that with the Solar light, electricity is valueless.
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