Musa revealed in an interview with Daily Episode that he began making drones and airplanes when he was in primary school.
According to him, when I was small, I was so much in love with airplanes that I usually came out to wave at them even while in the room. I like seeing them on TV, reading about them in the newspaper, and also like playing games related to airplanes.
My father discovered my talent, so he supported me by buying a toolbox.
My teachers used to scold me for bringing Spanners and screwdrivers, but I resisted with endless trials until the day I discovered a drone.
I first saw drones that looked like mini airplanes and was curious what they were, so I quickly browsed with my mom’s phone and was fortunate to watch so many videos on YouTube.
After watching the videos, I began creating a drone with papers, wood, and a DVD motor.
I did not have the money to buy the remote controller, so I was lucky to have borrowed one from a friend of mine. I connected the drone, and it flew successfully, but due to a poor landing, it crashed.
From there, I began to research and build more, and here I am today, having built and repaired several drones.
I have even registered my company, which is Mush creative.
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