A student of Government Technical College, Oyo township, Olusegun Samson Ayomide has invented a flying aircraft making history as the first son of Oyo state with laudable innovative ideas.
Ayomide, who stands out for his exceptional talent in inventing and constructing car racers and airplanes, is from the Vehicle Body Building Department and a native of Oyo town.
His passion for innovation and dedication to his craft have led him to create remarkable inventions that showcase his skills and creativity.
With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of engineering principles, Ayomide has proven himself as a promising inventor with a bright future ahead.
Heritage Echo reports that Ayomide’s inventions, ranging from high-speed car racers to intricate airplanes, demonstrate his technical expertise and imaginative vision.
It was gathered that his work not only reflects his talent as a budding engineer but also highlights his determination to push boundaries and explore new horizons in the world of vehicle design and construction.
Speaking with newsmen in Ibadan on Tuesday, one of the teachers at the school, Mr Kareem Oseni noted that AyoAyomide’snovative creations have the potential to inspire a new wave of technological advancements in the automotive and aeronautical industries.
He urged the Oyo state government to recognize and support his work by providing assistance and resources needed for him to explore.
While calling on the Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Prof. Solihu Addlabu to nurture talent, Mr Kareem said by way of encouragement, other talented individuals would be motivated to also contribute their own for the development of Oyo state which is part of the Makinde administration’s agenda.
He said: “As Ayomide continues to hone his craft and expand his creative endeavors, the government must recognize and support his work. By providing assistance and resources to promising innovators like Ayomide, the government can nurture talent, drive economic growth, and foster a culture of innovation in the country.
With the right support and opportunities, Ayomide can further develop his inventions, contribute to the advancement of technology, and make significant strides in the field of vehicle design and manufacturing.”
