Students of Zion Comprehensive College, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, have drawn widespread attention after reportedly developing a water-powered generator that successfully powered and charged mobile phones during a school demonstration.
According to eyewitness accounts, the innovative project was tested within the school premises, where the device reportedly generated electricity sufficient to charge the mobile phones of two teachers, leaving staff and students impressed by the achievement.
The demonstration has generated excitement among residents and social media users, with many praising the students’ creativity, ingenuity, and commitment to scientific innovation.
Stakeholders have called on government agencies, research institutions, and private organizations to support the young inventors by providing mentorship, technical evaluation, and funding to further develop the project.
The development highlights the growing potential of science, technology, engineering, and innovation among Nigerian students and underscores the importance of investing in education-driven solutions to national challenges.
Observers say initiatives like this can inspire more young people to explore science and technology while contributing to the country’s drive for innovation and sustainable development.
