Technology in Our Own Words: Dynamic, Flexible, and Open for Everyone – A Collab with Princess Mbamalu.
The idea of technology not only being for smart, A+ students, is one that has been existing all along. Tech isn’t just about about building cool stuff or coding up great apps that no one asked. It’s about solving community or world problems.
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A Little about My Unconscious Gap Year.
The other day, I saw a post by Eniola Osabiya about the gap year he took after secondary school, and then I asked myself, “Did I take a gap year?” Well, no – not by intention.
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March Wrap-Up
I’m that kind of person that often doesn’t know what date it is until something prompts me to check.So, it’s no surprise that I didn’t even realise it was April fool’s day till I recieved a prank message from my classmate! 😅It’s been a loooong while since I last wrote a monthly wrap-up blog post. I’ve…
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My Account Got Hacked!
One thing I’m sure about is that we should not get ourselves involved with just anybody… I got hacked by someone who was at the time, very close to me…
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What I Think About Being an All-Rounder.
So, I’ve found that recently, It’s been really hard to write on my blog. I think one of the major reasons is that I’ve been trying so hard to sound… what’s the word? Like an authority? I guess that’s it. But the good thing about this phase is that I became a lot more active on…
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Gender Bias: A Threat to Women’s Self-Confidence. ~A Collab with Happiness Uduak~
Gender bias, especially in the African society, is a sensitive topic, and one I care a lot about. And joining me to pursue this line of thought is Happiness Uduak, content writer, ghostwriter, and writing expert.
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And then, Repeat It All with Purpose.
Hey, readers! I’m glad we’ve made it so far in this series, and I’m glad to have been able to write about the lessons I’ve learnt from valuable experiences of mine. A kudos to me, and a kudos to you. 👍🏾 After having followed up the series, from here, it’s just intentional repetition. Living a more…
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