A 25 years Abdullahi Mubarak from Kaduna built an aircraft from scratch, it was reportedly that the aircraft can fly 7ft.


http://www.naijapopular.com/2016/07/man-build-aircraft-from-scratch-in.html?m=1
CC: lalasticlala

even if it flew 3 ft, impressive

Impressive! But they need to show us the picture of the aircraft in the air! 7ft should be around 2meters. Camera will be able to capture d little gab of it in d air

popesam1:
A 25 years Abdullahi Mubarak from
Kaduna built an aircraft from
scratch, it was reportedly that the
aircraft can fly 7ft.



http://www.naijapopular.com/2016/07/man-build-aircraft-from-scratch-in.html?m=1

CC: lalasticlala

If it can fly 7 feet, THAT alone can form the prototype for a new type of vehicle which can move airborne. Why do we have to use land based vehicles only? We can devise a system of transport that involves vehicles which fly at a few feet above ground. And we can build those vehicles to perfection, using this boy's prototype as a starting point. Our problem is we just have this terrible inferiority complex that tells us we are not able to be pioneers in technology. Only followers and copiers. How do we shed that colonial mentality? How do we become whole again?

I believe something similar happened inbenue the other day ,but with a tricycle or so. Now the baton is in the hands of the leaders. Nigerian cities have traditionally shown signs of being versatile production centers. This versatile production base is something that can't be given. Rather it's built as a result of effort on the part of networks of producers and users of consumer and producer goods and services. If this has been achieved or is gradually being accomplished then the concerned governors have a duty to make sure this wave doesn't fizzle out. Because without incentives they will. Late 19 th century Japan started same with goods as basic as bicycles now see where they are. ....

Wow. Better than the ones I've seen so far.