Got problem? Think solution. | Enyinne Owunwanne

Six potatoes can generate enough energy to light up a whole room. Waste can be transformed into beautiful objects. Water hyacinth, an invasive plant species, can be turned into biofuel for cooking gas. In this radical talk, Enyinne Owunwanne advocates for solution-oriented thinking, inviting us to confront societal issues with innovation.
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Filmed at TED Talent Search Lagos 2017.
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