Popular comedian and skit maker, Mama Uka has met the talented Nigerian teenager who built a G-Wagon replica.
The young talent, named Chukwudi from Enugu state, became a subject of discussion online after a video of a car he built was shared on TikTok, had gone viral.
Being just 19 in age, many social media users have applauded him and are optimistic about his future as a car builder.
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In a video posted by the skitmaker on his TikTok handle, he expressed awe at how talented the young boy was.
Can you give me a ride?
Taking a ride in the latest G-Wagon replica, Mama Uka couldn’t stop singing the praise of the 19-year-old who claimed to have built the entire car all by himself.
The comedian said in the video that he had to search for and locate the teenager after that his attention was called.
“Just imagine,” the skit maker said after hearing that the car builder was just 19.
Seeing that the car was very functional, Mama Uka pleaded with his followers to share the video of his visit until car manufacturing companies and the entire world come to recognise the young talent.
Reaction: He needs support
Netizens have acknowledgement to his skills and wish him the best.
@SamiZu??❤️???? – I’m a Gambian?? but one thing I like about Nigerians is that, they are so talented ?
@donhugo26 – can this guy get a car manufacturing job abroad pls, he is a rear talent
@Zely Ajoonwa – pls let help pur brother
@Esthe_rsplug2021 – innoson should just employ him Asap and sponsor his education cuz his talent is worth it ???
@Agnes:He is a genius?oh i am tearing up?❤️
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Talented Nigerian Boy Builds Mobile ATM
In a similar story, a talented Nigerian boy made headlines after developing a functional mobile automated teller machine (ATM).
He demonstrated how money could be withdrawn from the machine he built by simply pushing some buttons.
Social media users hailed the young boy’s talent and called on well-meaning individuals to invest in the boy.
