Thanks @naija_swag. I agree with you to a reasonable extent; but the popularity of platform or language is irrelevant to what we are trying to achieve. (and, yeah, i know you could achieve the same thing in every turing complete language). But the cost of achieving it would be different.

I know clojure developers are rare compared with developers for other platforms, hence the question.

We are currently looking for Clojure developers to work on our web apps.

But thus far, we have only been able to get 2 though we need about 4 developers. We are now looking outside the country.

I would prefer to recruit local developers for the project rather than European and Asian developers.

Hence, my question: where are Nigerian Clojure developers?

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