Businessman, Ibrahim Mahama has pledged to help grow the aspirations of a young man, Solomon Atimbiri, who built a moving excavator and other trucks by using local materials.
Mr. Atimbiri, hails from the Upper East Region but currently resides in Kumasi.
Mr. Mahama’s attention was drawn to the young inventor’s video after it went viral on social media.
“This young inventor was able to build a moving excavator and other trucks by using local materials”, he said.
Mr. Mahama took interest and decided to mentor young Solomon Atimbiri, by offering him the needed support in realizing his dream.
He has been attached to a team of local and expatriates engineers.
Atimbiri will be given practical training whenever school is on break till he completes school.
He will be offered an opportunity to join Mr. Mahama’s company permanently and will be working with a team of professional engineers after completion of school.
Some of the current engineers working with Mr. Mahama’s company described Atimbiri as “a raw talent that could be trained to become a professional engineer”.
“Atimbiri will be given the best support and environment to become an accomplished professional engineer and inventor,” Mr. Mahama pledged.
Latest Stories
-
FIFA Club World Cup 2025: Sundowns, Esperance join Al Ahly and Wydad as CAF representatives
4 hours -
CAFCL: Al Ahly set up historic final with ES Tunis
4 hours -
We didn’t sneak out 10 BVDs; they were auctioned as obsolete equipment – EC
8 hours -
King Charles to resume public duties after progress in cancer treatment
8 hours -
Arda Guler scores on first start in La Liga as Madrid beat Real Sociedad
8 hours -
Fatawu Issahaku’s Leicester City secures Premier League promotion after Leeds defeat
9 hours -
Anticipation builds as Junior Speller hosts nationwide auditions
9 hours -
Etse Sikanku: The driver’s mate conundrum
10 hours -
IMF Deputy Chief worried large chunk of Eurobonds is used to service debt
10 hours -
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II celebrates 25 years of peaceful rule on golden stool
10 hours -
We have enough funds to pay accruing benefits; we’ve never missed pension payments since 1991 – SSNIT
10 hours -
Let’s embrace shared vision and propel National Banking College – First Deputy Governor
11 hours -
Liverpool agree compensation deal with Feyenoord for Slot
11 hours -
Ejisu by-election: There’s no evidence of NPP engaging in vote-buying – Ahiagbah
11 hours -
Ejisu by-election: Independent ex-NPP MP’s campaign team warns party against dubious tactics
12 hours