A 17-year-old Isah Barde, who lives in Kano, northwest Nigeria, is one of the good people that can tell the good side of coronavirus in their narrative, as they get some ginger to do something that put them in the public space.
The young boy designs a robot with cardboard, and it is moving.
Isah has been interested in invention right from childhood. He revealed that he started by designing tractors and excavators before deciding to build a robot.
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