Sirheny007:
Good thing he is from the waste.
Such a close proximity of raw materials.

olaric:
The level of bitterness in the hearts of some Nigerians is shocking. Just imagine the level of thrash coming out of the mouth of some of the people who posted their comments earlier? Imagine insulting an entire tribe over mundane issue? The question I like to ask is: Is there anyone among us who chose his tribe when coming to this world?

About time Sheun did something about this; probably banning some people for hate speech. What some of us say here on Nairaland is no different from racism.

ValCon888:
Kudos to the young man. He's not only solving a problem of accumulated waste, he's turned it into a product.

These are the type of people the govt should encourage and empower.

Visionary people creating jobs out of nothing.


Tomorrow Liar Mohammed and co will say they've created 10million jobs in 3 years.

Sirheny007:
Good thing he is from the waste.
Such a close proximity of raw materials.

ValCon888:
Kudos to the young man. He's not only solving a problem of accumulated waste, he's turned it into a product.

These are the type of people the govt should encourage and empower.

Visionary people creating jobs out of nothing.


Tomorrow Liar Mohammed and co will say they've created 10million jobs in 3 years.

Pavore9:
I am eyeing those bones being disposed in our abattoirs.

iomoge2:
they take them to ceramic producing companies and are used to make plates and the likes

Trizzi:
Reuters News released a video where they featured a Lagos State resident, Olayemi Samson, an enterpreneur making Fashion out of Trash he picked in the garbage and on the street.
In the video it can't be seen where he used 'Pure Water" nylon to create raincoats, bags and so many things.

During their interview with another Lagos State resident which they asked if he could allow his children to use the product, he said no because, it is dirty and it does not make sense.

The video has been called the 2018 most popular video by Reuters News.

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/12/meet-olayemi-samson-nigerian.html

olaric:
The level of bitterness in the hearts of some Nigerians is shocking. Just imagine the level of thrash coming out of the mouth of some of the people who posted their comments earlier? Imagine insulting an entire tribe over mundane issue? The question I like to ask is: Is there anyone among us who chose his tribe when coming to this world?

About time Sheun did something about this; probably banning some people for hate speech. What some of us say here on Nairaland is no different from racism.