By Latiifat Amusan
In an impressive achievement, two exceptional students from Wesley Girls Senior Secondary School in Yaba, Lagos, are on the verge of representing Nigeria at a prestigious global stage.
Hajara and Esther, both in their SS3 year, have been chosen to participate in the highly anticipated Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition, scheduled to be held in Sweden on August 24, 2023.
Their pioneering project, titled ‘Bithermal Water Distillation Device,’ has earned considerable recognition for its innovative approach to addressing a pressing issue.
Harnessing solar energy, this ingenious device efficiently purifies water, tailored specifically to tackle the water challenges prevalent in tropical regions.
The news of Hajara and Esther’s incredible journey has reached the attention of BlackBox Nigeria, underlining the significance of their achievement and the attention it has garnered.
Their project not only exhibits efficiency but also carries the potential for cost-effectiveness and scalability, aligning with the noble aim of ensuring universal access to clean and safe drinking water.
As their remarkable journey propels them to the global stage, Hajara and Esther now require your support more than ever.
The Stockholm Junior Water Prize encourages people to engage in the voting process, enabling them to express their admiration for these budding scientists.
Voting is open from August 1st to August 15th, offering a window for the global community to rally behind this exceptionally talented duo.
To cast your vote and contribute to this remarkable endeavor, kindly visit the official Stockholm Junior Water Prize website at:
https://siwi.org/stockholm-junior-water-prize/vote#slide11107
Let us come together to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of Hajara and Esther and assist them in securing the recognition they truly deserve.
