Muhammad Kaumi Bashir, an 11-year-old Nigerian boy, created a mini power generator that works without fuel.
According to reports, Muhammad was a first-year high school student from Bornu State in northern Nigeria. He made the mini-generator because he was an extremely intelligent and inquisitive young man who wanted to follow his dream of becoming an electrical engineer.
His creation might be expanded upon and could power lightbulbs. Mallama Yakaka Kaumi, Bashir’s mother, claims that her son began showcasing his creative genius in electronic and mechanical fabrications at the age of five.
She told PRNigeria, “His life has so far been about inventing and fixing electronic appliances.”
She added that her son wakes up every day and tells her that he wants to be a renowned electrical engineer, that will be known across the world.
“He is passionate about setting up a big electrical engineering firm, and then using it to solve the country’s power crisis,” Muhammad’s mother said.
