Genius Black man who built electricity station from local materials gets full scholarship to university Read more:

 Genius Black man who built electricity station from local materials gets full scholarship to university Read more: 

- A young Nigerian man, Solomon Ukoha from Abia state, who built an electricity station powered by crude oil has met with Governor Okezie Ikpeazu

 - The governor commended him for his good works as he gave the young man a scholarship to any university he wants to attend

 - Solomon was urged to train other people even as he continues to hone his life-changing skills Our manifesto: This is what ghanaspinn.com. believes in Support has finally come to a young Nigerian man, Solomon Ukoha, whose video went viral after he built an electricity station that is powered by crude oil. 

In the popular video, the 24-year-old said he was inspired by the spirit of God and he is from Ohafia local government in Abia state. Read more: 

While showing how the electricity substation works, the man-powered bulbs with it and also called people to come and charge their phones with his innovative machine. Read more: 

On Monday, May 3, the governor of Abia state, Okezie Ikpeazu, on his official Twitter page said he has met with the young man and he is very much impressed by his work and how he created everything using locally sourced materials.

 The governor gave the man a five-year scholarship to any university of his choice. He also asked Solomon to train other youths in the state. 

He said that his interest to make the man hone his skill is in the interest of solving the power challenges in the state and country at large. Read more: 

Today, I met with Mr Solomon Ukoha, the man in the video that went viral last week where he showcased a miniature version of a crude oil-powered sub station which he constructed using locally sourced materials. Immediately I came across the video, I directed that he...

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— Okezie Ikpeazu (@GovernorIkpeazu) May 3, 2021

 Below are some of the reactions to his Twitter post: 

@SBN70 said: 

"Well-done Sir, was a great move to get in touch with him. 

Also thanks for the support but it will be nice to have him build a small plant that can power an estate, he needs to also patent his invention." 

@Juro05331395 said Read more: 

Helping the young man further his education is a misplaced priority. Get him linked with Bath Nnaji for further training as well plan to sponsor this dream in one Abia community ASAP in real time."

@abiodun_surakat said: 

"Nice one, kindly ensure closers and constant communication in order not to loose him to the giant tech hub. We have lost many of them to foreign lands due to our attitude towards anything local."