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1. The Nepaless iron



Although the name may sound weird to many, make no mistake, it may just help straighten up your clothes in the absence electrical power or when you least expect it. This product is the

brainchild of Ayokunle Adeniran, a mechanical design engineer based in the United States. This technologically gifted Nigerian saw a potential in a continent blighted by persistent power problems and general infrastructural deficiencies, and created a stopgap product to ameliorate the deplorable situation we find ourselves. The Nepaless Iron, also known as “Iron Rhino,” is basically a gas-powered pressing iron that works just like your normal pressing, except for the fact that it isn’t powered by electricity.

This Nepaless Iron is powered Butane, a hydrocarbon found in gaseous petroleum fractions. Butane is sold in small gas canisters, with retail price hovering around N120 per canister. This product comes in handy, especially in nation such as ours where electrical power is largely seen as a privilege by the masses.

2. Multi-core Processors



Multi-core processors enable computers handle lots of computing processes and tasks efficiently and effectively. Computers with multi-core processors perform a whole lot better than computers lacking them, and a Nigerian professor at Stanford, Professor Oyekunle Olukotun, played a pioneering role in its early development. A multi-core processor implements multiprocessing in a single physical package, allowing modern computers fitted with this kind of processors run multiple instructions at the same time.

Although its development has largely being attributed to major IT giants such as Intel and AMD, the role played by Professor Olukotun in its discovery cannot be overemphasized. Professor Olukotun conceived the idea along with his friends in the mid nineties, after discovering the importance of multi-core processors in hardware utilization; however, it was until the early 2000s that his idea came to light. His innovation has paved way for the development of superfast, highly efficient computers and mobile smart devices.


3. Mimosa Weed Solar Energy

With the world clamoring for renewable energy and a greener environment, devoid of harmful industrial activities, Professor Justus Nwaoga, from the department of Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry, University of Nigeria Nsukka, discovered that the common weed Mimosa Pudica had the potential to harness the energy from the sun. His findings were brought to life after observing the behavioral patterns of the Mimosa, especially when exposed to sunlight. After observing that the Mimosa leaves opened at sunrise and folded at sunset, he dug deeper into the chemical component of its leaves and discovered a compound called “black silicon,” which he says is responsible for the plant’s high sensitivity to sunlight. He used the pigment discovered in the Mimosa to create solar panels, which is stirring up interest in countries such as China, a leading power in solar energy development.

4. HopStop



HopStop is the brainchild of Chinedu Echeruo, a former analyst at investment bank and hedge fund. HopStop works just like your regular mapping app only that it’s more oriented towards providing free customized public transit directions and other information relating public transit. This app lets users get up-to-the-minute biking, taxi, walking, public transit and hourly car rental directions based on the travel options selected. Users can also find popular shopping areas, bars, restaurants, attractions, and much more, using the Hopstop city guide. The popularity of Hopstop has grown over the last five years, especially in the United States, where its positive impact has largely been felt. HopStop was ranked among the top 100 fastest growing companies in the U.S in 2011 and has been named as one of the top transit apps for Apple products by respected media agencies in the world, including Business insider.


5. Chip Interconnection Technology

Funny enough, Nigerians have been at the forefront when it comes computer innovations and technology, with Philip Emegwali being the most iconic of them all. Now we have a Nigerian, Cyprian Emeka Uzoh, holding more than 300 semiconductor patents worldwide. The Copper Interconnect technology is one of such innovations that have contributed significantly to the development of computer electronics and technologies, and Cypian Uzoh played key role in co-developing and co-implementing it in notable Tech companies around the world, including IBM.

Nigeria has made giant strides in science and technology, tech start-ups are springing up daily, buoyed by the massive rise in the number highly talented, educated and tech savvy citizens. Nigerian innovators are making significant impact globally and are highly sought-after for their technical prowess and ingenuity. These are the kind of innovations we need in Nigeria, a development that will see her attain her true position in the comity of industrialized nations and ultimately achieve her vision 2020 objective.

[b]Source >> http://techcribs.com.ng/top-five-innovations-by-nigerian-youths/

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With more support from the government Nigeria will be on the map of the world technology-wise soon.

We have hardworking youths here also, not only the lazy noisemakers.

God bless Nigeria.

it's interesting

80% biafrans. Choke OK that.


Those of you insulting me are without shame and honor.

So we are your compatriots only when medals and awards are involved but Jews/Igbos/Biafrans when its crime.

We reject you and your selective myopicism

This is great. These kinda things makes on proud of my fellow Nigerians.

Nice one from the south



But who else notice that the norths are just a useless creature, nothing good have ever been attributed to their name except terrorism, drug abuse,robbery and co.


No wonder Nigeria is backward since we're been ruled by this '15th century' set of people

OP you are biased.

You made no tribute to the youths who invented Shaku-Shaku, Shoki, Skelewu and Etighi dance inventions..

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If not for bad government, Nigeria would have been "the Japan of Africa".

But mister lifeless said they are lazy.

Confront him with this evidence and he will say..."I didn't know"

I wonder when we will get to a fair height in technology.... Not that we do not have creative minds,but the government keeps killing dreams
The world powers are now depending on technology to boost their economy but if you ask naija "the giant of Africa" we only depend on oil
And so many countries are trying hard to stop using crude oil in a short while.who then will patronise the oil from us?
Even the Agriculture we used to boast of...everything don enter gutter.
Which way Nigeria??

IPOBrep:
80% biafrans. Choke OK that.

Who ask you? If that's 80% to you, then you need to go back to primary school. Then, must you bring your childish kindergarten tribal mentality into everything? Appreciate them and go. This rubbish you posted doesn't put food on your table.
Others are achieving and having medals to their name, you're here making lame noise.

6)Pay as you do - AFONJA over stretched pus§ies.

Interesting stuff!!

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I am so proud to be a Nigerian I swear down



Watch the video
See where the unemployed wants to employ the employed who pays who.

Correct 2marks

3:2 Yoruba focusing on it and household technology and Igbos not doing bad also

Good, I invented a lot of things I never knew were invention until when discovered that someone in MIT in America is researching on it like 3-5years later (Nobody listen to you when you are weak or at disadvantage)

Wow good job..how do I get that iron for die minutes ironing ...

Youths?

OK na

U won't find abokis here but wen it comes to looting or controlling power dats wen you will see dem.one Nigeria is a big scam

Omeokachie:
But mister lifeless said they are lazy.

Confront him with this evidence and he will say..."I didn't know"

Am not aware.

Congratulations

where the hell is NCAN

The OP should follow federal character, what of the North? You can even lie to us that one Yusuf Amed discovered the best Ranching technology for the Federal Character to be obeyed.