Talented Nigerian creates hyper-realistic prosthetic body parts to prevent aging

The youths in Africa are gradually taking a technological clue from their counterparts in the developed world. This is an attempt to salvage some pertinent issues the continent is faced with.

Nigerian John Amanam, a 32-year-old former movie special effects expert and sculptor, has used his extensive experience and knowledge to create hyper-realistic prosthetic ears, nose, fingers, toes, and legs.⁣
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Amanam wanted to make prosthetics look realistic in terms of skin color. Most prosthetics in Nigeria are usually white or are unrealistic. He wants to open a prosthetics factory in his hometown of Akwa Ibom to not only produce a large number of realistic prosthetics but to make them available internationally.⁣

See samples of his talents below:

How do you rate him on a scale of 1 – 10?

BY: C. A. Asante
Freelance Writer
Ghana