A Nigerian man Emeka Nelson has developed an electricity generator that is powered by water.According to the Nsukka-born Nigerian,he invented a generator that runs on water, a machine for recycling non-biodegradable wastes.Speaking further,he said his third invention, a bio digester, is under development.

Emeka is a graduate of the National Metallurgical Training Institute.He started a fundraising campaign on social media trough his partner, Karo Kanye Akamune.He needs at least N1,000,000 (about $5,000) right now for continuation of his research and products’ improvements.

“Creative and inventive minds in Africa should be identified, supported and celebrated. Instead of marrying a third wife or building a forth house you would hardly ever sleep in, invest that money in people like Emeka Nelson,” Karo Kanye Akamune urges Nigerians.

Emeka runs his private company, Creative E Machines, based in Awka, Nigeria.Read what he said below...

“I can imagine a world where human feaces, urine etc are turned into cooking gas and best of fertilizers for our farmers.

“I can imagine a society where this machine replaces all our soak away and pit latrine toilet systems. Creative minds tech team is working on it now,”

Karo Kanye Akamune added...
“Always remember, a country that does not produce man-made goods and services will always lag behind".

Nice to see Nigerians with creative minds.Kudos to him.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/02/nigerian-man-develops-electricity.html

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Another pic

Wow nice innovation. I wish i could invest in his business. May God continue to strenghten you and grant you more knowledge.

wow.

Cool

some people from the other side of the niger will not like this news

Soon u we hear about my





Watchout.

Ahzyz:
Soon u we hear about my




Watchout.

hmm? about your watch out?

Thank Almighty God for this our brother's knowledge. I pray for more wisdom,knowledge and understanding for him. My fellow brothers on Nairaland it the best time for all of us to support this our guy that got this latest innovation. Let's suspend religion/ethnicity for now.

Great minds like this should be supported and encouraged to exploit their capabilities to make Nigeria great.

Click like if you believe Nigeria will be the world power someday.

Wow. Hugs and Kudos to him.

This must take over

Adaure4ever:
Wow. Hugs and Kudos to him.

Ur so pretty, can I get some hug too?

tnthommie:

Ur so pretty, can I get some hug too?

oh y not. *hugs him*

Sounds good but disturbing. I hope water doesn't become the next scarce commodity. At least we don't cook, bath or drink petrol and diesel.

Adaure4ever:
oh y not. *hugs him*

Aww, thanks dear.

Why we no dey see wetin nigerians dey invent for market to buy and use?

Good job.

Wow, kudos

NobleAngell:
Sounds good but disturbing. I hope water doesn't become the next scarce commodity. At least we don't cook, bath or drink petrol and diesel.

Can somebody help me think the future and not fear of unknown?

It Looks.... Er........ Nigerianish!

Good one tho

toyeoye:


hmm? about your watch out?

eyah sowi i no u use nokia asha


My phone mistake.

Great innovation I wish I am rich I will invest in him big time

kodded:
some people from the other side of the niger will not like this news

u guyz are so annoying...smh

Disaino:
u guyz are so annoying...smh

if you think that I am lying check the names of the moniker that will ridicule this young man invention

Lalasticlala, Mynd44 This thread should be at the frontpage na.

We need the right environment and a great of of investment in research and the world would reckon with Nigeria. I would advise this brilliant young man to seek foreign sponsors. waiting on the government is like expecting the second coming of christ

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pic 1: Emeka poses near MGBANWE C12, a machine that turns non-biodegradable wastes like plastics, waterproof nylon, etc. into “petrol, kerosene, diesel and some other heavy oils and interlocking stones”. Photo: Karo Kanye Akamune

Pic 2: MGBANWE C12, a machine that turns non-biodegradable wastes

pic 3: An interlocking stone that was allegedly produced by MGBANWE C12.

While this is a laudable feat, there are some obvious questions that should be asked before the funding begins


1) Can the generator generate the required amount of electricity? No one wants to waste time with a 100V generator when there are 250; 300 V generators around?

2) Can such a generator withstand long and hard use : Generators are meant to last for quite a long time, not for 6-9 months.


3) Economic Feasibility: I'll explain in one word: Is it sellable?


If it can pass those three tests, well then, Good job to the dude.