amokeme:
ever heard of "terget market"? The product is not for everybody (yourself inclusive). Not everyone can or will be comfortable using the charcoal iron. So this is a good alternative to those set of people

kekakuz:
[size=20pt] I think I have heard or seen something like this before
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o yes the charcoal iron

Nigerians have been inventing crap since 1660

120 naira charcoal with press My cloths for one phurking year without the risk of explosion. [/size]

udmydearest:
no be only MEAT, na burger.

TheSonOfMark:

I am also working on something similar. Have you developed a prototype yet?

Same here! I suggest you work faster if you want to beat me to the glory.

jargonzboi:
Necessity, they say, is the mother of all inventions.
In a country like Nigeria, where epileptic power
supply continues to be a major issue, generators
and other alternatives sources of power have
become a necessity. Which is why Ayokunle
Adeniran’s invention so ground breaking.


Adeniran, who is a graduate of Mechanical
Engineering from Covenant University, has invented
a “nepaless” iron*; a pressing iron that does not
run on electricity. Rather, this gadget utilizes
cooking (butane) gas; cartridges which will retail
for about N120 per canister. There are 6 canisters
per cartridge; one cartridge is claimed to last for
about 2 weeks worth of daily ironing, or 40 pieces
of clothing.



According to sources, Adeniran currently
works as an Engineer with a Queens, New
York based firm. A working prototype of
the nepaless iron does exist, albeit bulky,
but it is yet to be mass produced.




A crowdfunding campaign , with a target
N20 million, appears to have been setup
to make mass production possible.
However, as of this publication, the fund
raising seems to have been put on hold or
suspended for unclear reasons.
This is a developing story.


source: http://naijacorpers.net/convenant-university-alumnus-invented-a-nepaless-iron/

Femiartalade:



sharap there…. with ur yellow teeth mtchewww
#pukes