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Nigerian man goes viral for creating firewood cooking stove (Video below)
A middle-aged Nigerian man has become a topic of discussion on the internet after be built a stove which uses firewood as fuel.
He amazed his compatriots with his creative ingenuity which was demonstrated at a time people are seeking such alternatives.
His creation has attracted massive attention to him because he showed it off amid the increase in fuel pump price, which caused people to stop driving cars, limit the use of generators and resort to using gas or electric machines.
In a video which has gone viral, the man with the TikTok handle @mix.steel showcased a steel stove and demonstrated how it can be used. He loaded the stove with small pieces of firewood to keep the fire burning and boiled water in a pot.
Max claimed that the stove can boil water can in under five minutes and cook any meal in 30 minutes.
Watch the clip below:
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM2D5rLob/
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