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Today, our young engineers started their training on welding electronic components for drone assembly. They have also learned 3D printing for other parts of the drones. No child wants to stay at home anymore. One of them who fell ill yesterday still insisted on coming from the hospital today.... show more

Alex Onyia

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C.H.U.K.W.U.E.M.E.K.A.1 month ago

Dear Alex... Anything that will happen to you should go and level every living thing in Aso Rock. With people like you still operating, in 10yrs time, no body in Africa will be ready for the kind of genius emerging from Southeast. I just hope people that encouraged akara and kuli kuli economy today won't kpai of depression from the success of people who chose education over akara and kuli kuli economy.

Benard Ugwuagba1 month ago

Left for me i want to be in this class like mad😂😅. @winexviv how can @JustXpend_ai support them since they are in Enugu?

Ejike Ndeke1 month ago

South East on the rise. May God bless you with longevity of life, Mr. Alex.

Obianuju1 month ago

Jisienu ike. Mmuta ka. Practical skills potential life savers which can provide great earnings support to people.

Daltron1 month ago

Wish I was in this class🤲 Seems am called into engineering rather than nursing😩 The process in building it is amazing

Nomnso Uvu1 month ago

You are really doing well. Putting yourself out there helping to shape the future of those children. God will reward and you will surely see them succeed. Your efforts will yield it's desired result

CHIGOZIE1 month ago

Time to get Biafra is now Happy for this development, God bless you Alex

Engr. Kingsley1 month ago

Nice one. It's called soldering in electrical.

𝕯𝖔𝖒𝖎𝖓𝖎𝖔𝖓 𝕬𝖒𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖞1 month ago

This is incredibly massive. God bless you immensely @winexviv .

Ngozi Ogbonnaya1 month ago

I want to learn too🥲🥲. It' is looking too interesting for someone not to be interested. When are you starting the adult version?🤦🤦 You have a white haired student already, just waiting to enrol. God bless 😅 you really good sir @winexviv . You are a hero indeed

Tope A teacher & A Farmer I Will Never Give Up 💪)1 month ago

Nice one

Opatch1 month ago

I'm loving this Look at the changes a single man is bringing to our education Now imagine him with the budget the of ministry of education

King Dayz  1 month ago

This is incredible, I wish you more strength. Pls sir, how can a kid in Abuja participate?

Olomu Apèrán1 month ago

How many drone has the teacher patient? You need to show me your wardrobes before promising me clothes.

BELSTREAMER1 month ago

The story of the Igbos will never be complete without mentioning you and ur contributions. U are light to our people. God bless u, sir.

Chiukwu emeka1 month ago

Make them dey speak igbo I'm begging so the world will see what the dot is capable of doing, anyone interested should go get translator

Ayodeji1 month ago

Yoruba Yoruba Yoruba we are getting behinds too much…. Kudos to no you bro…. Keep it up

Lance Corporal1 month ago

In the nest 10 years south East we become south Chine in African. Why some other part of the country we become Afganistan or Somalia in Making

Sleek Property1 month ago

How do our children be a beneficiary in Ekiti state

Crown1 month ago

@OKChinda Rivers youths will be empowered with practical, sellable skills and meaningful opportunities for sustainable livelihoods and self-reliance.

UBASINACHI1 month ago

You're touching lives Sir. God bless you

Kingsley1 month ago

Keep investing On our Tomorrow's leaders CEO

champ1 month ago

You're doing great Alex. God bless you.

PAPA _OLAEDO 🤱🤱🎉🎉1 month ago

Please sir my daughter is still six months, i can't wait for her grow so i can give her to you teach mathematics and good tech

Kurlins1 month ago

Hello Mr Alex, thank you for the job you're doing it's really great. But two things for safety reasons; 1. While soldering, it's safer to use a clamp and only one person solders. 2. Use spot welder to solder battery terminal, it's safer and better

Brownson1 month ago

This is the kind of education that creates builders, not just certificate holders. Give young people practical skills, access to tools, and room to experiment, and you’ll be surprised by what they can create.

@@@@@@1 month ago

Also include those from the North. It doesn't make sense to train only young south Eastern engineers. If you don't train those from the North, they will continue to terrorise those from the east

Mr. Paul1 month ago

@paybosco I believe you meant soldering God bless you Dede

AKeh471 month ago

Soldering should be the correct term. Kudos to you and your team

Uzochukwu Nnanwube1 month ago

Nobody wants to miss out on such an opportunity,

Prosper the menace1 month ago

Some are building drone Some are diving bread Some are sponsoring mass wedding The once diving bread and doing mass wedding will keep dragging everybody in this country back

Silv Er1 month ago

Great job Alex

Jenifer Chidera1 month ago

I followed you for the right reasons glad to be here

Kene1 month ago

Jisie ike nwanne madu.

adviser1 month ago

Kudos to the good work you are doing chief God bless you

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