Beautiful Nurse who Turns Plastic Wastes into Fine Flowers Goes Viral

• Irene Ampomaa Nti, an innovative Ghanaian lady, is making beautiful gigantic flowers for all kinds of purposes using plastics & other everyday materials
• According to the mother of 2 who also works as a nurse, her desire is to help reduce plastic pollution in the world & save the planet
• Irene says she is ready to train people for free so that the knowledge and impact of reducing plastic pollution spreads

An innovative Ghanaian lady called Irene Ampomaa Nti works as a nurse at the University of Ghana Hospital and combines that with her startup that is into making beautiful flowers out of waste plastic and paper.

Speaking to a trusted Ghanaian news media Yen, Irene whose business is called Renyblooms on Instagram said she makes the giant flowers for both outdoor events, interior purposes.

She said:

"I use materials like recycled takeaway plastics, crepe papers, foams, used graphics, and cardboards. I have been doing this for some years now but on the low side," she revealed in the interview."

Although the creative health professional started experimenting with the products five years ago, she says it was only three years ago that she decided to go commercial.

Her flowers can last up to 4 years

Renybloom's flowers, according to Irene, are able to last for years because they are made to be extremely durable although they are aesthetically enhanced at the same time.

Irene Ampomaa Nti also says she desires to save the planet from the excessive plastic waste so much that she has decided to train people for free so that many more people can come on board.

When asked how she is able to combine the roles of a wife, mother of two, a full-time nurse, and that of an entrepreneur, the hardworking nurse said:

"It is all about effective time management and allowing nothing unimportant to steal away your time."

See a video showing Irene at work below:

Man turns plastic wastes into petrol for cars

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported about a brilliant man who turns plastic wastes into petrol for cars.

The entrepreneur is helping to address sanitation challenges in the West African nation by converting discarded plastic waste into cost-effective fuels for home use and power either cars or motorcycles.

In an interview with SciDev.Net, Francis Kantavooro disclosed that he started the initiative back in the university.

Source: Legit.ng