A group of Nigerian youths in Kano State have piqued the interest of many online by launching their own brand of locally manufactured USB cables for phones and tablets.
The project, which demonstrates the burgeoning innovative spirit among Nigerian youths, has elicited a flood of favorable responses on social media.
In a social media post, one of the entrepreneurs, Bashir Katarko, stated that they manufacture many varieties of high-quality USB cables at reasonable costs, which are available for wholesale and retail purchase.
The idea of the young Nigerian men has gained widespread acclaim online, with many people complimenting the young entrepreneurs for their inventiveness and entrepreneurial spirit.
Reacting to the post…
@Oluwase67385 said: “One of the best news of the year, @bosuntijani @ChiefUcheNnaji should not sleep on this ,dis guys needs massive support from d FG ,so many talent will be discovered and it will be Nigeria made now not China made.”
@AnuOlu____ said: “Nigerians are creative, especially the young ones. Imagine using a bottle’s neck rubber to make skipping ropes. Creativity at its peak👌.”
Hezzyluv said: “Highly commendable!
“I hope it’s quality USB cables? Because, some of these China cables, PC don’t recognize them as USB but charger. And even the charging self, very slow like snail.”
OkpaNsukkaisBae said: “Good news. Kudos to them.”
@Vipro said: “And some people still think Paper examination is a true test of knowledge in this 21st century.
“All schools should be hindered and training centers should be established, where the skills of individuals will be examined and not some theoretical gibberish that won’t be applied even in a toilet sit.”
@sammsimm said: “Something good coming out from Nazareth.”
@PlayerMeji said: “Good for export!.”
@thegagoman said: “Good one from the North.”
“I’m glad this is coming from the abokis. I’m tired of hearing that only a particular tribe has capabilities to do things like this.”
@youngrichnigga said: “Kudos guys.”
@gghatuso said: “Wow…. That’s great.”
Great work