Young Student Creates Incubator That Can Hatch 8000 Eggs For 10 Farms In The North

• Wisdom, an innovative young man, is already solving the needs of his society in the agricultural sector
• The young man, who was featured by popular blogger Kobby Kyei is only a student Academic City University College
• The brilliant student also created a hydroponics installation that allows for growing seedlings for livestock production

A young man who is simply identified by the name Wisdom as a student of Academic City University College in Ghana is on the path to solve agricultural problems and create jobs at the same time.

Ghanaian blogger Kobby Kyei who went to see the brilliant student's handiwork reported a couple of them on his verified social media handles.

According to him, Wisdom as a student has been able to put up eight different incubators that are able to hatch 1 000 eggs each in separate farms located in Northern Ghana.

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As though that was not breathtaking enough, Wisdom also created a hydroponics installation that allows for growing seedlings for livestock production.

A post by Kobby Kyei on his Twitter handle @KobbyKyei_ reads:

"Wisdom has built a 1 000 egg capacity incubator and installed it for 8 farms in the North and started his own farm business. He has also built a hydroponics installation that allows for growing seedlings for livestock production. An @acitygh student. #WeAreCity #blogger"

Ghanaians celebrate Wisdom's achievement

Below were some heartwarming thoughts gathered by Briefly News from the comment section of @KobbyKyei's post:

@Maxibrown2 replying to @KobbyKyei_ and @acitygh indicated:

"The way you looked at him in frame 2 says it all. Give the youth a chance."

Wala Bens GoGetter indicated:

"When we say we have the men. This is the example."

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In a related matter, Briefly News also reported Honesty Godwin, a young Nigerian man, has been hailed on social media for building a foldable electric wheelchair. Honesty had taken to LinkedIn to show off his creation which he said was made with materials sourced locally.

The young innovator said he learnt many things afresh while building the wheelchair and revealed he did it from scratch.

In the clip he attached, Honesty was filmed test-running the wheelchair himself. He unfolded it by dragging the backrest upward. He then locked it in place by pushing two knobs at the median.

Source: YEN.com.gh