Nigerian tech innovator Stanley Anigbogu has been named the Commonwealth Young Person of the Year 2025 for his notable work in transforming waste into solar innovations, providing clean energy to more than 10,000 refugees across Africa.
The Success of Stanley Anigbogu's Innovations
Stanley Anigbogu, founder of LightEd, gained recognition for his renewable energy projects launched during the COVID-19 pandemic. His innovations aim to address energy poverty and environmental degradation by repurposing electronic and plastic waste into sustainable solar solutions.
Award and Recognition
At the award ceremony in London, Stanley was named the winner out of over 800 applicants. His work has not only provided clean energy to refugees but also trained 6,000 students and recycled over 20,000 kilograms of waste.
Impact on the Future
With LightEd, Stanley Anigbogu has become a beacon of hope for underserved communities. His approach to sustainability and youth education opens up new horizons, providing skills for employment in the clean energy sector.
Stanley Anigbogu's recognition not only highlights his achievements but also inspires a new generation of leaders pursuing sustainable development and world-changing innovations.
