Tech Company, Radai, Gives Young Nigerian Job Abroad After Seeing His Locally-made Drones

Tech Company, Radai, gives young Nigerian, Ignatius Asabor, a job abroad after seeing the 22 year olds drones made from locally-sourced materials.

Radai, a Finland-based company provides environmental and geophysical measurement services using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).

Radai believes Ignatius will strengthen the company’s survey team as well as bring more international expertise in the field surveys.

Finnish-based tech company, Radai, gives young Nigerian job abroad after seeing his locally-made drones.

Nigeria is believed to have lost another talent to countries who really appreciate them after a Finnish tech company, Radai Limited, gave a 22-year-old named Ignatius Asabor an instant employment after seeing his works online.

Radai, who provides environmental and geophysical measurement services using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), was forced to come to Nigeria to whisk the talented man away after news of his locally-made drones trended online.

Ignatius Asabor in his workshop making his Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) popularly known as as drone

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One of Asabor’s drones — finished in Nigeria’s green and white colour — couldn’t go unnoticed after the remote-controlled drone made from locally sourced materials took to the sky to prove it wasn’t a toy.

While breaking the news arrival of the talented man at Finland on his LinkedIn page, Ari Saartenoja, the Managing director Radai Ltd, believes Ignatius will strengthen the company’s survey team as well as bring more international expertise in the field surveys.

“Ignatius Asabor, young Nigerian drone talent has just arrived to Finland, Oulu. Ignatius will strengthen Radai’s survey team in future and bring more international expertise in the field surveys”

Finland-based company, Radai has a long-time experience in providing environmental and geophysical measurement services using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), popularly known as as drones.

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