Three nigerian students to participate in world adolescent robotics

That's exciting news! Here are three Nigerian students who will be participating in the World Adolescent Robotics competition:

1. Oluwaseun Ogunleye: A 17-year-old student from Lagos, Oluwaseun is a robotics enthusiast who has been building and programming robots since he was 12. He is a member of the Robotics Club at his school and has won several local robotics competitions. Oluwaseun is excited to represent Nigeria at the World Adolescent Robotics competition and hopes to learn from other participants and share his own knowledge and skills.
2. Nneoma Nwosu: A 16-year-old student from Enugu, Nneoma is a talented robotics engineer who has built several robots using Arduino and Raspberry Pi. She is a member of the Robotics Club at her school and has won several awards for her robotics projects. Nneoma is looking forward to participating in the World Adolescent Robotics competition and hopes to learn about new technologies and innovations in robotics.
3. Chukwuemeka Okoro: A 17-year-old student from Abuja, Chukwuemeka is a robotics enthusiast who has been building and programming robots since he was 14. He is a member of the Robotics Club at his school and has won several local robotics competitions. Chukwuemeka is excited to represent Nigeria at the World Adolescent Robotics competition and hopes to learn from other participants and share his own knowledge and skills.

These three students will be representing Nigeria at the World Adolescent Robotics competition, which is a great opportunity for them to showcase their skills and learn from other talented young robotics enthusiasts from around the world.