https://www.legit.ng/1264413-meet-nigerian-inventor-invented-smokeless-stove.html?fbclid=IwAR1Uld712EOkPzaLe2O-SY46Xb0ilajET3eU3xZtzD8ugFxnCMMHiBxzeJ8
Max Chinnah, a 26-year old Nigerian inventor, has created a smokeless stove that could cook and charge phones - The young inventor said the need to positively affect human lives pushed him into doing something that can help the earth - It should be noted that there are plans to distribute 1,000 pieces of the stove to rural Kenyan farmers A 26-year-old Nigerian Max Chinnah has made history as he has invented a smokeless stove that he patented with his partner, Attigah. According to Daily Times, the Nigerian inventor, hopes that his piece would help in the saving of lives around the world. His company called Terraoak is going into producing the smokeless stove at a very large scale, adding that it is a move to ensure a greener environment and reduce the threat of global warming.

The smokeless stove also has another added feature where it can convert heat into electricity and gives out through a USB port to allow for phone charging.
The Nigerian inventor said that though he has wanted to be an entrepreneur, helping people is closer to his heart. Source: UGC The company is also looking at marketing the product to campers for outdoor recreational activities. It should be noted also that the company is working on an arrangement to distribute 1,000 stoves to rural Kenyan farmers. Though Chinnah got his degree in computer science, it was the experience he had at the Clinton Global Initiative conference in Miami that impacted on his career as an inventor. He said his strong urge to be an entrepreneur was directed to another path where he could actually do something to impact positively on people’s lives. Chinnah said that they want their story to inspire people around the world and challenge their entrepreneurial spirit.
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Great!

Booked

What about rural Nigerian farmers

For a start he should've explained how the stove is being powered.

This guy needs investors, where're they? Where're d banks that claim to support entrepreneurs n innovators?