Nigerian Who Solved a 30-Year Mathematical Problem in Japan, Now Makes Electric Cars for Nissan

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Nigerians are known for their academic brilliance and exploitation when they cross the Atlantic to study overseas.

On several occasions, we’ve seen Nigerians come out tops with amazing grades, research and innovation across some of the A-list universities in Europe, North America and Asia.

A young Nigerian, Ufot Ekong who made history by solving a 30-year mathematical problem at Tokai University is now making cars for Nissan and has two patented products, including an electric car he built himself. 

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This amazing feat earned Ekong presidential recognition and he went on to graduate from the prestigious institution as the overall best.

According to Africa Archives, Ekong is a decorated electrical electronic engineer who now works and makes cars for automobile giant, Nissan.

Ekong now produces electric vehicles with Nissan in Japan As of January 2023, Ekong has gone on to have two patented products, including an electric car he built himself.

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Ekong holds a master’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and a doctorate in Power Electronics and Motor drives.

Both of these degrees are from Tokai University where he has the highest score in the institution’s 81 years of existence.

He also speaks English, Japanese, French, Yoruba, and Ibibio fluently. 

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