Four Nigerian teenagers, Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola, Faleke Oluwatoyin, and Bello Eniola, have developed a pioneering generator that runs on urine, showcased at the 2012 Maker Faire Africa in Lagos. The generator, powered by hydrogen extracted from urine, can provide six hours of electricity from just one liter. The students' innovation includes a process of electrolysis, filtration, and purification of hydrogen from urine, making it safer with one-way valves. Although some experts like Gerardine Botte raise concerns about the energy input, the project signifies a step towards sustainable energy solutions in Africa where unreliable electricity access is prevalent. The achievement not only demonstrates the creativity and potential of young African scientists but also hints at a future with alternative energy sources. This invention opens doors for further research and development in the field of renewable energy and showcases the resourcefulness of African youth in addressing energy challenges.