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Abia Tech Student Built Power Generator That Functions Without Fuel (PHOTOS)

A news making rounds on social media has it that a young boy reportedly a student of Boys Technical College, Aba, Abia state has made his way in the news for doing an amazing invention.

It was reported that this young boy whose identity is yet to be known as at the time of filing this report has built a Power Generator that functions without fuel.

In the photo posted online, the young Nigerian inventor from Aba could be seen wearing his school uniform while carrying this invention; a power generator that works without fuel.

It appears that the Generator is not as heavy as the regular generator.

Apparently, Nigerians are very talented and under the right environment will do amazing things.

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