Impressive! Young Nigerian Builds Standing Fan That Can Last 19 Hours Without Electricity

By Mojisola Delano On Aug 17, 2016

Ukoma Michael, pictured above who hails from Ideato north, L.G.A in Imo state is currently making waves online for creating a fan which defies the current power situation in terms of epileptic supple.

The young man who resides in Aba with his parents built a handmade fan using wire meshes which can be powered with a battery.

Reports say the fan can be last for 19 hours if well charged and have already being package in cartons for sale.

Speaking on his remarkable achievement, Ukoma says his vision is to have a company of his own that will specialize in fan production and aircraft.

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OMAZ -COURT says 8 years ago

Beautiful. invention was birthed by necessity.

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