From Waste to Wonder: Ghanaian man creates school desks from pure water sachets

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Pepenyi Mfantse 10 months ago

Great job very innovative. that’s the way to go.
Big up guy.the Government can help this gentleman by buying this Desk and putting them in the schools. It will also help saving our trees.and our forest.

Great job very innovative. that’s the way to go.
Big up guy.the Government can help this gentleman by buying this Desk and putting them in the schools. It will also help saving our trees.and our forest.
Boanu 10 months ago

Good work done✅ keep it up my brother. Anyway show us the video

Good work done✅ keep it up my brother. Anyway show us the video
Yaqoob Akhtar 10 months ago

Thatcis great job well done. Govt should encourage nsupport this type entrepreneurs

Thatcis great job well done. Govt should encourage nsupport this type entrepreneurs
kojo 10 months ago

The government should resource him to produce to all first and second cycle schools.
The economic benefits are reduced waste, employment to the youth, clean environmental pollution, save our trees and forest cover and replac ...
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The government should resource him to produce to all first and second cycle schools.
The economic benefits are reduced waste, employment to the youth, clean environmental pollution, save our trees and forest cover and replacement cost in the long-term.
Koffio 10 months ago

This is not nice. The problem with Africans and Ghanaians is that our innovation lacks creativity. This is simply plastic boards and he should learn to mix in wood like colors and make it look decent. I’m sorry but this is ...
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This is not nice. The problem with Africans and Ghanaians is that our innovation lacks creativity. This is simply plastic boards and he should learn to mix in wood like colors and make it look decent. I’m sorry but this is shoddy work
Sammy Gyamfi 10 months ago

Exactly my point, why sit on tables made from unrecycled trash when these same trash could have been recycled into clean beautiful plastics for making the same tables. Waste news

Exactly my point, why sit on tables made from unrecycled trash when these same trash could have been recycled into clean beautiful plastics for making the same tables. Waste news
Camki 10 months ago

There’s always a starting point. Innovation isn’t statics. Let’s encourage Awuku with constructive feedback. Thanks

There’s always a starting point. Innovation isn’t statics. Let’s encourage Awuku with constructive feedback. Thanks
Kojo Talons 10 months ago

this is never a shoddy work, NOT AT ALL... do you know how the current WC was started?? (pls try to read about that).
the gentleman has done it all, what is left is the easiest part... adding any colour shade he wants to cre ...
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this is never a shoddy work, NOT AT ALL... do you know how the current WC was started?? (pls try to read about that).
the gentleman has done it all, what is left is the easiest part... adding any colour shade he wants to create different coloured desks for our children, even including the wood shade you mentioned.
I believe he left it "raw" like this so we know the materials he actually used.

THIS IS NOT A SHODDY WORK
Hannan 10 months ago

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Life 10 months ago

Well done and congrats.wishing you more success in the coming years.

Well done and congrats.wishing you more success in the coming years.

Adelaide 10 months ago

Great move. How do I get connected ? Very brilliant

Great move. How do I get connected ? Very brilliant
Ghanaba 10 months ago

I am so proud of this yopung man (Mr Awuku). Im happy to be the first to comment

I am so proud of this yopung man (Mr Awuku). Im happy to be the first to comment
The Great 10 months ago

Wow, Awesome. Good job. This what is expected from the so called Research institutions in Ghana, "Too much talk and book long".

Wow, Awesome. Good job. This what is expected from the so called Research institutions in Ghana, "Too much talk and book long".
GYAN EMMANUEL 10 months ago

So wonderful

So wonderful
Kingsley 10 months ago

Brother, you've done very well.
Remember those who can't at least start a thing will not appreciate your efforts.
This is just the beginning of wonderful things God will stir you up to do.
Am so proud of you.
Remember ne ...
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Brother, you've done very well.
Remember those who can't at least start a thing will not appreciate your efforts.
This is just the beginning of wonderful things God will stir you up to do.
Am so proud of you.
Remember negative critics are your stepping stones to higher heights.
See you at the top.
Ofosuhene 10 months ago

This is wonderful creative idea more grease to his elbows. Wishing him the best in his career path

This is wonderful creative idea more grease to his elbows. Wishing him the best in his career path

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