Students of Advanced Bridge School, Sagamu, Ogun State, have emerged winners of a science competition after presenting an electricity-powered egg incubator at an exhibition organised by Christ College (Boarding School), Ayetoro, Sagamu.
The students clinched first place among invited schools with their project, which the school said it planned to upgrade by integrating solar power.
The exhibition, held on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Christ College premises, featured 14 science projects developed by students of the host school in individual and group categories.
The projects included a hydraulic jack, wind vane, sugar snake, solar-powered table fan and a solar-powered model of a proposed future Christ College.
The hydraulic jack emerged as the best project in the individual category, while the wind vane took first place in the group category.
Another major attraction was a solar-powered model of a proposed future Christ College, designed by three Senior Secondary School Three students: Bamiteko Bernice, Ezikpe Rebecca and Joshua Jouful Praise.
The students presented a survey and digital visualisation of what the college would look like when completed and powered by solar energy.
The event, organised to mark the 2026 World Science Day, attracted parents, alumni, pupils from invited schools and other guests.
A roundtable discussion also brought parents and alumni together to examine the importance of science to students and national development.
Beyond displaying their inventions, the exhibition highlighted how science and innovation could provide practical solutions to everyday challenges and create economic opportunities.
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