13-year-old Ghanaian girl Creates own Bluetooth Speaker Using Plywood as she Couldn't Afford one

• A young Ghanaian girl whose name is yet to be identified was able to create a Bluetooth speaker herself
• The genius 13-year-old was able to make the device using pieces of plywood and some discarded speaker parts
• Ghanaians have been sharing heartwarming thoughts after watching the rather eye-popping video

A talented young girl in Ghana whose name is not disclosed is winning the admiration of many on social media after showcasing her own creation in a video.

The 13-year-old whose video was shared by popular Twitter icon, Kalyjay, on his handle @gyaigyimii, could not buy her own Bluetooth speaker and therefore decided to make one herself.

With some pieces of plywood she picked up and some discarded speaker parts, the genius girl was able to put together her own Bluetooth speaker that she used to play some music in the eye-popping video.

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This appears to be a clear case of a talent existing in an environment where she needs to be given more opportunity to provide solutions that will benefit humanity.

What Ghanaians are saying

Below were some interesting comments shared by Ghanaians after watching the video.

@yaw__mensah mentioned:

Dbee dierrr every small tin dey nice you. This tin we all do as we be kiddies

@DC_Chaser_ stated:

Appreciating people will not kill you. Try as much as possible to be nice

@Lonely_Child_1 indicated:

edey pain me sey she go take ein talent chock somewhere secof wona country dier nobody go support you if by divine intervention you get helping hand arh big win but everything be 100% you naa your responsibility chale

Watch the video below

Another genius African boy who made his own car

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In an equally interesting story, a boy named Emmanuel has invented a car that runs solely on solar energy. According to NasDaily, the Sierra Leonian made use of materials he gathered from dumps sites.

The young man, dubbed Elon Musk of Africa, said it was created the way he had imagined it to be.

Emmanuel stated that he didn't want to come up with something that pollutes the environment like other vehicles and this led him to the unique car innovation.

Source: YEN.com.gh