Secondary School Student Creates Self-Powering House Model to Solve Electricity Problems Forever
- A secondary school student has created a proposed house model that would solve the erratic power supply problem in the country
- The proposed model, if implemented, would make Ghanaians enjoy naturally-produced electricity without ever paying bills
- According to Abdul, the power issue in the country is majorly caused by overdependence on hydroelectric power
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Abanga Abdul, a student of the Ghana Senior High School in Tamale has created a model house to demonstrate his proposed solution to the erratic power supply in the country.
In a video report seen by Legit.ng on the Instagram handle of Facts and Truths, the young man indicated that he created the model house with cardboard, DC motor, wire and LED bulb.
Abdul explained that overdependence on the hydroelectric power supply is the main cause of the power challenges as the demand for the supply is extreme.
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However, with alternative power generating methods, the demand for the hydroelectric power supply would be greatly reduced and complemented.
The model Abanga Abdul proposed employs windmills as the alternative source of power generation for households.
He indicated that this method is highly efficient, renewable, and cost-effective as the only charges the users would incur are the capital to procure the equipment and maintenance costs once a while.
This, Abdul explains, is far better than the current system where Ghanaians have to pay bills to have power almost every month.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that four secondary school students had produced mobile solar traffic light.
The four talented secondary school students invented a mobile solar traffic light. The students, who attend Caro Favoured School in Ajegunle area of Lagos state, invented the traffic light for a competition.
According to reports, Omosebi Onabanjo, Fedricks and Anyanwu, who are all in their final year of secondary school, created the mobile traffic light as contestants in the Junior Achievers of Nigeria (JAN) competition.
Source: Legit.ng
