Ina'Vibe is a lightweight, portable hydrogen-powered cooking burner/stove with a thermoelectric generator that harnesses heat energy to generate sustainable, affordable and clean electricity. It is designed using an interdisciplinary synergy approach of both mechanical and electrical systems.

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"I was able to re-design a more functioning prototype of my product and do market testing thanks to the Creatives for Our Future program. The program’s focus on the sustainable development goals has encouraged me to create a more human-centric product. During one of the many memorable masterclasses, I learned about biomimicry. I was connected with a fantastic mentor, Greg Lynn, who taught me how a product can affect people's lives and help to build a sustainable community."

Sustainability means clean, renewable and ecologically balanced. Obasogie is mostly concerned about energy as he believes that it is the heart of the problem and energy systems worldwide should all be sustainable.

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"Ina'Vibe is primarily committed to the United Nations's 7th Sustainable Development Goal, which calls for affordable and clean energy. We need to change the methods we use to manufacture and use technology, because the rate at which we are depleting the earth's natural resources means there will be none left for future generations.”

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Ina’ Vibe aims to use waste heat energy to generate power for underprivileged areas of Africa, providing a long-term and realistic solution to their current lighting situation.

"We may not be able to light up the entire world, but we certainly be a light in our own continent. In the next five years I expect to achieve these major milestones:

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• Increase national impact for affordable and clean energy in the impoverished areas of rural Nigeria

• Mass production of Ina’ Vibe within Nigeria

• Ina Lite business site acquisition

• Development sales/distribution of 10,000+ units

• Employment and empowerment of over 50+ workers to achieve the sustainability goal"