12 years old boy make his mark by inventing extension that need not to be power by any electronic source to bring light

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A JSS three 12year old David Francis of Onward Comprehensive Academy Lokoja who has ambition of becoming an electronic engineer woo his parents and mate with his new invention.

David Francis was first noticed when he was sourcing for raw materials such as spoil extensions, wire, light glob and lamb holders of which his parents has little or no knowledge about what he need those materials gathered for.

After some while Francis seeing melting and joining some wire together inside the extension and to the amazement of his parents and mates Francis was seeing connecting wire with the lamp holder in his hand and later inserted the electronic glob to the lamp holder and went ahead to plug it on the extension he early prepared and suddenly the Bob bring light without any electronic source.

From www.dealerprince.blogspot.com finding, David Francis comes from a middle class family which may serve as a stomping block for his desire career of becoming an electronic engineer.

His mother hock pap (popularly called Ogi or akamu in some quarters) to cater for the family.

Such a talent as that of David Francis should not be sweep under carpet as we are calling on the philanthropists and concern NGOs to help David Francis to realise his dream.

Finally, we seek the indulgence of all the print medias and a lover of good things to help us rebroadcast this writeup to the people who can help this poor boy realize his dream.

To reach the boy link up with hid elder brother using this Facebook user name: David Emmanuel Bright to get the details from him.

Below is the picture of the said elder brother on Facebook

Such a talent as that of David Francis should not just go in waste let's encourage him to do more.

Credit: Prince Tolufashe Monday Olanrewaju
CEO: dealerprince.blogspot.com

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