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From scrap boy to inventor: the story of kelvin doe

Kelvin Doe, also known as "DJ Focus," is a young Sierra Leonean inventor and engineer who has become an inspiration to many. Born in a small village outside of Freetown, Kelvin had little access to formal education, but was always interested in electronics and technology. At the age of 13, he started building his own radios and batteries out of scrap materials he found around his village.
Kelvin's skills soon caught the attention of a local radio station, who invited him to come and work as an engineer. There, he gained the nickname "DJ Focus" for his ability to focus on his work despite the noisy and chaotic environment. Kelvin's work eventually caught the attention of people around the world, and he was invited to speak at events like the Maker Faire in New York and the TED conference.Kelvin has used his platform to advocate for education and access to technology for people in Africa. He has founded an organization called the Kelvin Doe Foundation, which aims to create opportunities for young people to learn about technology and create solutions to the challenges they face. Kelvin's story is an inspiring example of how creativity and determination can lead to great things, even in the face of adversity. He is a living proof that with hard work and imagination, anyone can become an inventor and change the world
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