"You Don Blow": Young Nigerian Boy Constructs Mini-SUV, Controls it With Remote in Viral Video
- A Nigerian boy has taken to Instagram to show off a mini-SUV that he built, and the video has gone viral
- In the short clip, the boy was seen using a remote to control the car, and it moved and even did a nice reverse
- Instagram users are commending the boy for his efforts, and many said he would go places in the future
An Instagram video shows a Nigerian boy who has successfully constructed a tiny car.
The boy who calls himself The Inventor posted the car on his Instagram page, saying he could even do more complicated things.
In the video, the boy said the next car he would build is a Ferrari, even as he asked for support from the general public.
He placed the tiny car on a smooth surface and used remote control buttons to make it move.
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The car moved gradually and smoothly and stopped before he made it reverse when he pressed a particular button.
A cable links the tiny car with the remote control in the boy's hands.
The Inventor wrote in the caption of the short clip:
"Please support I want to make Ferrari next."
Watch the video below:
Reactions from Instagram users as Nigerian boy shows off his tiny car
His video sparked different reactions online, as some commended his effort.
@sakzayn said:
"Also, open a LinkedIN account and post your videos! People will soon start reposting your stuff everywhere so you can also leverage all platforms to gain your recognition."
@mbachyke said:
"You need to enrol into coding for engine design. Nigeria needs you."
@vray_art1 said:
"You are a genius bro. The sky is your starting point. Sour high bro."
@__kriistal_007' said:
"No worry you don blow."
@ayo.a.stix commented:
"Brooooooo you're going places by God's grace."
Man builds posh house with containers
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a man used containers to construct a house.
In a TikTok video that went viral, the man showed how the containers were put together to form a posh house.
The house looked so neat that some people said they wanted something like that.
Source: Legit.ng