Nigerian Student Breaks Record, challenges Others

A Nigerian Student has broken record in Africa.

Josh Egesi, a UNIBEN student, displayed a high level of creativity using bottle covers.

Egesi has proven that, nothing is a waste. He used over 6000 bottle covers to make a portrait of the university’s vice Chancellor.

 

Samples of his portrait below.

Josh Egesi

Besides, he has proven that lockdown has no effect on creativity. Hence, this is a call to Nigerian students to explore creativity. You can be creative irrespective of the narrative!

See more of his creativity here

Elvis Boniface

Elvis Boniface is Edugist's publisher and chief strategy officer leading a movement to give education a voice in Africa. 📧 elvis@edugist.org, 📞💬 +234 818 578 7349

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