These Are Photos of The UNN's First Electric Car In Nigeria

Earlier this week, the Director-General of National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) commended the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) for being the first institution to produce an electric car in the country, according to him, he said, “NADDC on Feb. 6, invited UNN, University of Lagos, Usman Dan Fodio University and Metrological Institute and urged them to prepare a paper design on how to produce an electric car in the country.

“The council is happy that UNN is the first to prepare a paper design and produced electrical car that has been unveiled and test-run today in the university.

“We urge other universities and higher institutions in the country to emulate innovation and technology spirit of UNN.”

Aliyu made the commendation in Nsukka on Monday during the unveiling of a five-seater Electric Car, named ‘Lion Ozumba 551′, produced by the Faculty of Engineering in the university.

While many applauded the gesture for this feat, many are asking, where are the pictures and how sure are we that they really produce any car of such magnitude.

AutoReportNG did a background check and we got some exclusives for you, while we are yet to have a total overview of this car, we applaud the students and the management for taking the right direction while we await on UNILAG and others for their own version.

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Adam Memorial Secondary School Araya, Delta State Where students sits on the floor to learn

According to a facebook user named Efemena Edafioka, this is the state of a primary school in Delta state, Nigeria. According to the user,

The said village is Senator James Manager's maternal home while that of Leo Ogor is nearby. Both of them are Federal Lawmakers. This is what you get when devil's incarnates are allowed to occupy places of authority & prosperity.

Some of our so called elites went to missionary schools. Many were offered free education in their days. But it is regrettably sad that same beneficiaries of old have consistently & remorselessly failed to reciprocate same kind gesture that prepared and did likewise propelled them to the heights of their greater destinies today.

I hereby use this medium to call on the Presidency to hasten its footsteps and come to the aids of these children. But why do we allow wickedness to reign supreme in our hearts and minds against one another? Why? Why are we this dubious & mischievous as a nation and people? Why?

Time shall tell because posterity will definitely judge everyone of us - this I know. Shame on our elites, politicians, traditional & religious leaders. Shame on you all.

Fellow Nigerians,

If you stumble into anything like this, do not hesitate to take a snapshot of it. The World needs to know how wicked our elites have become even in the face of abundance!

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Efemena Edafioka