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Rain of commendations on Ziko Abara as he emerges first Nigerian to invent afterburning turbojet engine

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Netiziens have flooded the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Zedora Nigeria limited, Ziko Abara, with remarks of extolments for his latest invention.

Confiance News gathered from the official X handle of Abara recently.

Reacting to his invention, Abara said: “I have done it ✅😎😂
The Engine has been fixed and it now runs on afterburner mode🔥, exactly like a fighter jet engine🚀.
I repeat, in all humility, I am the first person in Nigeria 🇳🇬 & probably Africa to build a functional self sustaining & afterburning turbojet engine 🙌🏻, if u have data to prove I am not the first, pls show us, if not, then acknowledge me & put some ‘respek’ on my name😂.
Instead of a driving motor, I now use high pressure air from an air blower to start the engine until it self sustains, I also made some design modifications, so technically this is now Mark3-B. I still haven’t pushed it to full power😂🥲, it’s terrifying & exciting at the same time.
Special thanks to everyone who has supported this program from day1, special thanks also to the haters & naysayers, y’all pushed me to anger to make sure I forge on🛠️😤⚡️
If there’s anything at all u will learn from me, please learn to NEVER GIVE UP🙌🏻.
We did this in Abakaliki, Ebonyi state, Nigeria 🇳🇬.

His post sparked reactions, which were mainly commendations.

Nigerian Investor and social commentator remarked: “This is great. Well done. You have been consistent.”

Doctor and social media influencer, Chinomso Egemba gave him a thumbs up. He said: “Well done.”

Sucre Papito 01 seemed more hopeful for the future. He said: “Congratulations to you. This means someday Nigeria is going to have her own home built fighter jets.”

Somiame Okuofu reached out with words of encouragement. She said: “I will never stop saying how proud I am of you. Being ingenious in Nigeria is as difficult as crossing the sea on foot. Your grit must be celebrated, your skills and product will be globally relevant and sought after. And Zedora’s customer service I admire 100%.”

Reacting, Mr. B said: “I believe that the use of the air blower to act as a driving force for the engine made it better and more realistic compared to the driving motor.”

Replying, Abara said: “Yea…tho the motor gets it to self sustaining speed faster.”

“Then you can make a custom design system to enhance the blower effect like fitting a thinner strong pipe to furtherly increase pressure of the blower,” Michael Famakinwa $ago added.

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