Secondary School Student Draws N200 Notes With Different Colours Of Pencil (Photos)
The Nigerian N200 note was created by Abraham Magu, a talented secondary school student, using various pencil colors. Facebook was used to distribute the image, and afterward, internet users could not stop raving about it.
Abraham, who is reportedly a pupil at Mount Saint Gabriels Secondary School in Makurdi, Benue state, poses with the exquisite artwork in the viral photo.
People claimed that the N200 pencil-drawn note was more attractive than the one printed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) since it was so well-done.
Abraham created Ahmadu Bello’s image with exquisite detail and brought out the colors in the original note.
Abraham drew the N200 note, and everything on the original note is apparent on it thanks to his talent. Check out the post below:
Secondary School Student Draws N200 Notes With Different Colours Of Pencil
Social media users posted their comments below to share their ideas:
Your destiny will open doors for you, Nwabueze Okolie stated. Continue doing what you do best. I adore it.
According to Pst. Olaleye Bode, CBN ought to provide him a scholarship. then take him in.”
The comment from Julius Ojutiwon was, “Draw more bro make we gather and enter chicken republic.”
The CBN Governor and President Tinubu should team up with this young man the following time they wish to reform the naira currency, according to Monday Omorowa.