Nkemdilim Begho is the daughter of Chris Uwaje who pioneered the conceptualization Framework and content drafting strategy for the establishment of the National Information Technology Development Policy for Nigeria. But believe me when I say that her father is not really involved in any way towards her success.

This tech entrepreneur built a powerful business focusing on online solutions, e-learning and IT security, and is taking Africa’s tech sector by storm.

She is a graduate of Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) &Technical University Munich (TUM), Germany, where received a BSc. Hons in Bioinformatics.

She started her career as an Application Developer at Max Planck Institute for Psychiatric Research, Munich Germany in December 2002. Here, she developed software tools to aid genetic research, and plugins for Micro-array database in Java such as a chemical compound database called Affectis KemSuite (Java PostrgreSQL) Affectis KemSuite is an in – house developed compound database system with chemical intelligence, which enables company wide data integration. Affectis KemSuite delivers all essential functionalities that ISIS Base, Chem Office or IDBS have, including the support of all data formats primarily used by the pharmaceutical industry.
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In 2005 after she returned to Nigeria, she was the Channel Manager for Leapsoft Nigeria Limited, a Java Software Development Company.

In February 2008, she became the Managing Director of Future Software Resources Limited- a website design & web-solution provider located in Lagos, Nigeria.

She faced several challenges when she was handed this position, one of which was finding it hard to build a client base from scratch. Initially, the business did not have a large portfolio of clients to showcase, and therefore demonstrating track record to new clients was challenging.
She went for a slim and lean way of working, initially making the business as small as possible, building a company website and creating a business. At the time of launching the company, she had some savings and she lived on that, ploughing every money that she made from the business back into it.
She normally says: “When you are small, and you don’t have as much money as the big boys, you should be creative and figure out ways to be more efficient, automate your operations and build a strong business team.”
Other services her company offers include online marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), content management system development, online recruitment, graphic design, brand development (logo design and branding), workflow, business and educational software development and IT consultancy services for Nigerian corporate and start-up businesses, as well as the public sector.
Her company innovated the first digital business cards in Nigeria.

She was also among the Research and Development Team, for National Information Technology Development Agency on E-Government Interoperability Framework.
In September 2009, she was part of the NITDA Open Standards Framework on Creation and development of the open standards framework for Nigeria.

She’s one of the Board Members of the World Summit Youth Award from 2010 till date.
She was awarded the Jim Ova Prize for Software Excellence.
She is also a facilitator at W.TEC and Ajegunle.org.
She is a recipient of the Etisalat Prize for Innovation.

She has been featured on several newspaper and magazine publications as an expert speaker on ICT in Africa.
And I will conclude with two of my favorite quotes from her.

1. "Understand that being an entrepreneur means living a few years of your life the way most people won’t, so that you can live the rest of your life like most people can’t."


2. "Be prepared to sacrifice, and to work harder than you’ve ever thought possible, be prepared to work around the clock, to be laughed at and called a dreamer, and to be told several times that your ideas will not work."

Source: http://www.madeafricans.com/2018/03/meet-nkemdilim-begho.html

Beauty with brains, that's the kind of wife I want . Lalasticlala this is front page material o

Ok

She try sha.

assd

And one brainless olosho is on one thread saying guys who don't pay salaries to their girlfriends are broke asses. Smh

Nice nose piercing

Every woman must learn how to code yen yen yen

You think it's gender studies?

This is one of the reasons they are doing everything to frustrate Biafra. Nigeria will suffer if we secede. No Nigeria without US

she is a Nigerian. if i hear anybody say she is Igbo or Biafran.... that person will see pepper.

kabrud:

You think the thread is about cows

Why are you booking space here

kudos

At least this one no dey waste time on BBnaija.

kidman96:
she is a Nigerian. if i hear anybody say she is Igbo or Biafran.... that person will see pepper.

Attention seeker
Get behind abeg

kidman96:
she is a Nigerian. if i hear anybody say she is Igbo or Biafran.... that person will see pepper.

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Last last, na man go still fvck her



I can just imagine her screaming for more under the influence of her Driver's dick



This life is indeed a pot of beans

ZombieBuster:


You think the thread is about cows

Why are you booking space here

I actually think is about pigs.

Thats some brain.

Coding is fun...

Our woman...from 5%
That's good

am proud to be a coder.

I am a proud developer and CS student

HOW YOU KNOW VIRGIN MALE ON WEDDING NIGHT
*they have erection at Any point
*they have a faster heart rate
*shivering and sweating when ask to kiss the bride

ladies take note

Nice

Beauty with brain. Good one lady

kabrud:

I actually think is about pigs.

Am not far from the truth
Bloody zoogerians everywhere

A clear case of beauty and brain.

Why must every woman in particular, learn how to code? Why not every African? Every Nigerian? Why just women??

ZombieBuster:


Am not far from the truth
Bloody zoogerians everywhere

You mean the potopoto dwellers?

Tocheagle:
Beauty with brains, that's the kind of wife I want . Lalasticlala this is front page material o

They come with their own cross too. Be prepared to manage slight and derogatory statements as well as deep insubordination....

LIES.

But she doesn't know how to code.

She sends business to India.

She’s definitely the type of person that is needed to drive Nigeria’s IT growth. I commend her for her job creation efforts.