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Wow, a young Engineer demonstrates how he's going to solve a problem in his village by building a swing bridge.
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Do Kenyan engineers go the same schools? Ama kazi yao ni kungojea govt tenders to build sub-standard stuff and share the loot? @EngineersBoard

@EngineersBoard Should be made mandatory, you can't build what you haven't demonstrated.

Constant service and monitoring of the central shaft for balance and regular movement...

He's offering a solution and he's considering that a ship goes through the same river, instead of appreciating his efforts you're here leaving a comment with dots to act smart?

Not really? The solution is well in, but there are two sides of a coin and all it requires is objectivity.

The only way to get a head. Research. Tests. Practice.

Wow! Done!

He did it so well.

Good evening @Bossyator Future builders are nurtured while young

Same concept in Australia but this one is a historical precinct

Nice idea, likoni ferry should be built like this

That small kaborogo got me...😊

That's fascinating

CBC ya Kenya hawatafikia kama mtoto wa grade 6 anaambiwa aende kushika odede

Brilliant

Most Kenyan Engineers are known by their wealth and mere names but not what they can do

Crossing the ferry couldn't be much easier than this

CBC yetu ni kupeleka mayai shule!!! This so awesome… Great mind this one.

Wengine wakifikiria nikama Wakenya huwa Tiktok...

@KURAroads, @A_S_Nassir

In his Village?

@counterattacktz Yes, not your village.

These are the engineers in my village

Fascinating to watch

@WaceraGrace Glad you enjoyed.

Sure

Meanwhile,here in vumbistan,we cut ribbons for pit latrines that cost 25 mirrions courtesy of you local MP and dubious church officials. Si huwa tumerogwa kiwholesale walahi but we're too afraid to admit. TUMEROGWA!!!

Wakenya ata kucopy tu hii concept waeke in reality itakua centuries. Heri wapost tu online

😂😂 it can be a good project at fifth year for civil and structural engineering students

