Master Oluwademilade Odumuboni. The Young African Innovator Art Contest World Winner .

 


    
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Master Oluwademilade Odumuboni, proved that age is just a number when it comes to innovative thinking.   

Maître Oluwademilade Odumuboni a prouvé que l'âge n'est qu'un nombre lorsqu'il s'agit de pensée innovante.


أثبت الأستاذ أولواديميلادي أودوموبوني أن العمر مجرد رقم عندما يتعلق الأمر بالتفكير الابتكاري.



His winning creation at 10yrs old, a waste converter designed to assist African villages in food production and guaranteeing a clean environment, shows that the next generation of African innovators are ready to take on the world.


Sa création gagnante à l'âge de 10 ans, un convertisseur de déchets conçu pour aider les villages africains à produire de la nourriture et garantir un environnement propre, montre que la prochaine génération d'innovateurs africains est prête à conquérir le monde.


إن ابتكاره الفائز الذي كان عمره
 10 أعوام، وهو عبارة عن محول للنفايات مصمم لمساعدة القرى الأفريقية في إنتاج الغذاء وضمان بيئة نظيفة، يُظهر أن الجيل القادم من المبتكرين الأفارقة مستعدون لمواجهة العالم.



 With a cash prize of $5,000 and his school awarded $10,000, Odumuboni certainly brought glory to his school   But let's take a moment to appreciate the fact that he beat 782,852 contestants from 90 countries to clinch the grand prize. 

Avec un prix en espèces de 5 000 $ et un prix de 10 000 $ pour son école, Odumuboni a certainement apporté la gloire à son école. Mais prenons un moment pour apprécier le fait qu'il a battu 782 852 concurrents venus de 90 pays pour remporter le grand prix.


من خلال جائزة نقدية قدرها 5000 دولار أمريكي ومنح مدرسته 10000 دولار أمريكي، جلب أودوموبوني المجد لمدرسته بالتأكيد   ولكن دعونا نتوقف لحظة لنقدر حقيقة أنه تغلب على 782,852 متسابقًا من 90 دولة ليفوز بالجائزة الكبرى.



That's not just impressive, that's jaw-dropping. I mean, some of us can barely draw a stick figure, let alone come up with an innovative idea that could potentially change the world!  Toyota's Dream Car Art Contest has given young people all over the world an opportunity to showcase their creative talents and think outside the box.  Odumuboni's winning design is not only a nod to sustainability, but it's also a nod to the power of the imagination.


Ce n’est pas seulement impressionnant, c’est à couper le souffle. Je veux dire, certains d’entre nous peuvent à peine dessiner un bonhomme allumette, et encore moins proposer une idée innovante qui pourrait potentiellement changer le monde !  Le concours artistique Dream Car de Toyota a donné aux jeunes du monde entier l'occasion de montrer leurs talents créatifs et de sortir des sentiers battus.  Le design gagnant d'Odumuboni n'est pas seulement un clin d'œil à la durabilité, mais aussi au pouvoir de l'imagination.


هذا ليس أمرًا مثيرًا للإعجاب فحسب، بل إنه أمر مذهل. أعني أن البعض منا بالكاد يستطيع رسم شكل عصا، ناهيك عن التوصل إلى فكرة مبتكرة يمكن أن تغير العالم!  أتاحت مسابقة تويوتا الفنية لرسم سيارة الأحلام للشباب في جميع أنحاء العالم فرصة لعرض مواهبهم الإبداعية والتفكير خارج الصندوق.  إن تصميم Odumuboni الفائز ليس مجرد إشارة إلى الاستدامة، ولكنه أيضًا إشارة إلى قوة الخيال.

      Ambassador Rasaki.O.L.OLIYIDE
 MITPN, MNIM, B.Sc (Ed.) MATHS, MTRCN. 

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