"Africans Are So Creative": Boy Makes Moving Truck Using Wood and Generator Engine, Video Trends

• A video of an innovative young African boy showcasing his engineering skill has gone viral
• The talented boy was able to create a 4-wheeled mechanical contraption with metal sheets, wood, and a power generator engine
• In the video, he used the truck to convey gallons of water easily from one place to another

Humans have been blessed to constantly find ways to make their work easier, faster and simpler.

Africans may not have the technological advancement that western society has, but we have always used what is available to help ourselves.

A young African boy has used his innovative and creative mind to make his work easier.

Access to water, especially in areas close to the desert, can be very difficult, and using a single container will be a herculean task.

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This is why the young man decided to beat the system. With some mechanical engineering skills and technical know-how, he built a truck that transports many water cans from one place to another.

He used four wheels, a working mechanical engine, metal rods and wood to build the vehicle's body.

It worked out for him as the contraption was able to convey more than five 25-litre gallons easily.

In the video, he started the machine and even drove it out to show it worked. He considered the type of road in his vicinity and built the vehicle accordingly.

Social media reactions

@therealmjdollar wrote:

"GOD BLESS Africa."

@canadablack4u said:

"The people of the continent of Africa are creative af! Don't worry. One day y'all will be back on top! Things run in cycles. It's out with the old and in with the new! Keep your heads up!"

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@wilsoneeelder wrote:

"How about you post some more innovative contents instead of these ones that always portray poverty?"

@tylercrswl commented:

"The most road legal thing in africa."

@ALFOURMI ivorianbae said:

"We can make things but we just need money."

@obg017 commented:

"African government won't see this one so that they can empower him now, after a foreign company invests in him and he becomes something tomorrow they'll begin looking for ways to identify with him as an African."

@benedicte_m wrote:

"Us Africans we can do anything we are smart."

@upinthestars93 said:

"Wowwwwww such talent, i wish he could get a chance to further that idea school wise, and become any huge car company. Smh so much talent but lack of support."

Watch the video below:

Nigerian boy constructs G-Wagon

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that commendations had followed a TikTok video of a Nigerian boy who built a G-Wagon. Kingsley Reigns Idoko, a TikTok user, posted the video on Saturday, December 31, and he showed the boy driving the car around.

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The young boy drove the G-Wagon into a compound, and his family started hailing him for his technical prowess. The car, painted black and made to look exactly like a 'G-Wagon', moved seamlessly without issues. Kingsley said the young kid was his brother but failed to explain how he built the car.

He captioned the video: "My brother constructed a G-Wagon please help me repost." TikTok users have, however, commended the boy for his effort. Many of them called for support for such people who show technical abilities.

Source: Legit.ng