Samuel Magurura, a third year Chemistry student at Makerere University, has left his colleagues with eyebrows raised when he unveiled his n...
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Samuel Magurura, a third year Chemistry student at Makerere University, has left his colleagues with eyebrows raised when he unveiled his new innovation of tear gas made from sugar.
Mugarura demonstrated his innovation at Caltec Academy play ground on Sunday morning.During the demonstration, Mugarura said his IED tear gas is less toxic compared to those being used today by the police.
He added that the tear gas is made up of ingredients that are at everyone's disposal, yet it's very effective.
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"This teargas is made up of sugar, salt, food color, among others which has no chemicals that can cause health complications like the one being used by the police today," he explained.
The University Hall resident also said he is working on smoke bombs but lacks facilitation and therefore called upon the government to financially support his projects.
"My dream is to make Uganda a nuclear country just like other countries like South Korea, Russia, among others. So, its high time Ugandans also take a lead in Africa as a nuclear country by supporting my nuclear project," he pleaded to government.
If approved by the university, Mugarura's project will be among the major innovations at Makerere, including the Kiira Eve, Kayoola Bus, all electronic cars that were made by students from the College of Engineering, Art, Design and Technology (Cedat).
The university is yet to approve Mugarura's innovation. - Online Sources
The University Hall resident also said he is working on smoke bombs but lacks facilitation and therefore called upon the government to financially support his projects.
"My dream is to make Uganda a nuclear country just like other countries like South Korea, Russia, among others. So, its high time Ugandans also take a lead in Africa as a nuclear country by supporting my nuclear project," he pleaded to government.
If approved by the university, Mugarura's project will be among the major innovations at Makerere, including the Kiira Eve, Kayoola Bus, all electronic cars that were made by students from the College of Engineering, Art, Design and Technology (Cedat).
The university is yet to approve Mugarura's innovation. - Online Sources
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