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Meet Ludwick Marishane, A South African Man Who Invented The World’s First Waterless Body Wash Called DryBath.
A South African man named Ludwick Marishane, has invented the world’s first waterless body wash called Drybath.
According to him, he said he was moved to invent the product because his best friend( name withheld) was too lazy to take his bath when there were still in high school.
Ludwick Marishane and his invention, Drybath
In an interview he granted, Ludwick Marishane revealed that the idea of inventing a gel that cleans the skin without needing water came up when his friend asked him “Why doesn’t someone create a product that one can apply on one’s body that can cleanse the body so one doesn’t have to bathe?
Ludwick Marishane admitted that the idea came and he decided to make it a reality. He revealed that it took him barely six months to create the product, Drybath.
Due to his experience and knowledge he got from living in poor rural areas, Marishane made a decision never to market the product in large quantities rather he decided to sell it in smaller quantities to enable poor individuals have access to the product.
Four years after he developed the product, Ludwick Marishane won the organisation’s Global Student Entrepreneur of the year which came with a cash prize of $10,000 to support him.
This invention has made him become one of the youngest millionaires in Africa. Isn’t it smart to see the problem at hand and creating solution?
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has debunked earlier reports that there will be an addition in the pump price of petrol in this month, March, 2021.
Dr. Kennie Obateru, the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, in a press release, informed that the Corporation was even thinking of any increment in the price of petrol in March in order not to destabilise the current talks with organized labour and other stakeholders on an viable framework that will stop any hardship to the ordinary Nigerian.
Obateru, also warn petroleum products marketers not to be involved in an arbitrary price increase or start hoarding of petrol product so as to create unnatural scarcity and thereby generating unnecessary hardship for Nigerians.
The Corporation further assured Nigerians that it has adequate stock of petrol to keep the nation for over more than a month and advised motorists and petrol users to avoid panic buying.
It also solicit relevant the authorities in charge of petrol regulations to check of the activities of petrol marketers and immediately sanction those who involved in products hoarding or arbitrary increase of pump price for their selfish gain.
Source: www.seniorngr.com
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