Edo Primary School Pupil Makes More Breathtaking Constructions...

Master Lucky Ekhator, a pupil of Eweka Primary School, Useh, in Egor LGA of Edo State who is well known for his love for constructing electrical appliances and other gadgets is at it again...

The young champ whose first and  second
constructions were published here Link and here Link is out with more mind blowing constructions that will shock our dear readers all over the world.

For a primary school pupil, this is almost impossible to believe.
He made a generator with plastics and it  runs without fuel, a refrigerator made with jerrican that cools, a transformer that works perfectly and even powers phones, a camera made with plastics, ear piece, etc


Below are photos and videos:

Generator


Transformer


Plastic camera with phone inside


Refrigerator







He gets all these raw materials from dump sites
#Luckytheyoungengineer
#suchatalentmustnotwaste.

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