NIGERIAN FLYING CAR

 


Abba Dalori: The Nigerian engineer who built a flying car in Borno state 


He graduated from the University of Maiduguri with an engineering degree, but he had a dream of soaring above the skies. Abba Dalori spent years designing and building a car that can fly as well as drive on the road.

His invention uses two powerful rotors on the top and back of the car to lift it off the ground.

He hopes his flying car will inspire other young Nigerians to pursue their passions and create innovative solutions for their country.

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