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“Nigerians too get talent” – Eight students of FGGC in Sagamu Ogun State build a humanoid robot (Video)

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“Nigerians too get talent” – Eight students of FGGC in Sagamu Ogun State build a humanoid robot (Video)

Eight students of Federal Government Girls College (FGGC), Sagamu, Ogun state, have built a humaniod robot that can move some distance, stretches hand, shakes hands and interact with people.

In the video making the rounds online, they said the 6 feet height robot, with 60kg weight and maximum speed of 10 km/hr was named Okikiola-Sagamu A.K.A Kiki-Saggy.

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They said it was a vision of the school’s Principal and Director, Dr Mrs Muyibat Olodo, who had flair for technology, most especially, coding Robotics and Artificial intelligence.


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According to the eight students, Kiki-Saggy works with a virtual assistant and by extension can respond to any global question.

In other to have a conversation with Kiki-Saggy ones picture has to be taken and shared with the robot and the robot will recognize the person.

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According to one of the robotics team, it took them almost a year to build it adding that they faced some challenges such as re-coding, reprogramming, removing errors as well as merging the software and camera in order to achieve their goals.

Watch the video below (swipe to view more);

As expected, fans and colleagues have taken to the comment section of the video to shower encomium on the eight students of FGGC in Sagumu Ogun State. See reactions below;

brodashaggi: KIEKIE SHAGGI ????.

_iamsheila__: Let’s take a selfie if u are proud to be “Pro Unitate”? FGGC!!

ladyque_1: Nigerians too get talent na Government be our problem. Well done girls ?.

king_odia: This is what Education is about not scoring highest and not using it well. We were trained to always be the best by scoring highest in the class or state and not being creative to solve real life problems. Kudos to them. ?.

amos_cyrus: I’m a proud ex student of FGGC sagamu…………PRO UNITATE.

babyeverythingshop: Proud Saggy Girl here, representing Ogun house, 2005 set. If you are a Saggy girl, rep your house and the year you graduated below.