darfay:


Typical Yoruba Christians, this is what you say to deceive youruba Muslims, later u take all the juicy positions
Why can't Yoruba Muslim be governor of ekiti and ondo?

jaelz:
5 Under 30 Youngest Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs

Agriculture back then was the in thing for everybody before the advent of of oil which turned the fortunes of the country upside down, there is a mild shift away from oil to the booming tech sector with Nigerian Tech startups raising well over half a billion dollars last year 2019.

Below is a list of 5 youngest Nigerian Tech Billionaires under the age of 30 doing very well for themselves in the tech sector, this list was carefully generated based on funding rounds and individual company valuations and asset base.

1.) Iselowo Kolawole Kehinde :
Aged 28 years of age, he is the CEO and founder of TRENAGRIC, simple form for Technology and Renewable Energy In Agriculture for improved agricultural yield geared towards national food security for national development, a course he is passionate about.

Since the inception of the company he has since seen millions of Naira pouring in investment and revenue.

He is currently working on a new health startup known as Test In Transit, he as vast experience in programming, branding and communications

2.) Iyinoluwa Samuel Aboyeji :
Networth: $100m

Aged 28 years of age, the dark skinned complexion tech genius has gone ahead to build two very successful businesses names Andela that got the attention of Mark Zuckerberg and Flutterwave one one of the biggest and best payment processing platforms in Africa, he left both companies to start up a new investment business in Niger.

3.) Chidi Nwaogu: Aged 28 years of age, this serial entrepreneur is a force to reckon with on the whole technology scene in Nigeria has carved a niche for himself in the tech scene on Nigeria after going ahead to found and build many successful startups focusing on Africa, he is the current CEO of Publisheer (a digital distribution platform for all forms of arts by Nigerians entertainers). He is also a twin.

4.) Silas Adekunle: The young intelligent guru is just 28 years of age, Silas Adekunle is a Nigerian inventor technology entrepreneur known for creating the world's first intelligent gaming robot. He earned a first class degree in Robotics from the University of the West of England. Despite Selling the startup at a rather early age and stage he has made a name for himself already as one of the most successful young entrepreneurs in Africa at large.

5.) John Oke: At 25 yeas of age, he is the co-founder/CEO of Wallet.ng, a digital wallet/payments solution that allows users make payments, transfer funds, pay bills and withdraw from ATMs. With their phone numbers, users can send and receive money, create virtual dollar cards to complete international transactions.

John and his friend Joseph Benson-Aruna founded the company to help users, especially millennials, enjoy an amazing experience while making payments, and also access other services that may not be available in Nigeria. He is probably the youngest on the list.

Taye4j:


That is the beautiful thing about Yorubas. I'm a Christian but man grandma from my fathers' side is a Muslim.

In a typical Yoruba house, you won't be surprised to see a Muslim father and a Christian mother with the children splitting between going to church or mosque.

Yorubas are enlightened and intelligent people, we don't care what religion you do as long as you are peaceful..

bokunrawo:
Must u b tribal in every situation ,Now I fully understand why dey said roses are red , violets are blue. Common sense runs in ur family but it ran past u.

darfay:


Naa Yoruba Christians are minority in the south west if you add kwara Yoruba then it's like 80% mozlem to 20% , Yoruba Christians are a vocal minority that seems to dominate their mozlem brothers

ibkayee:

Yeah it takes time to learn. If you have the plan and funds to hire someone else to do it, why not I guess

It's becoming quite a saturated market to be honest, most run of the mill and just doing it for the sake of having a job, which is fine and what most of us end up doing

And then you'll have those who are super passionate, patient, dedicated and a million miles better than the former, naturually they tend to earn the most

Amarabae:
Seun of nairaland nko?

nextstep:


Sadly, if SARS should encounter any of them... they will be immediately suspect due to their appearance.
As an occasionally bushy-haired programmer, I can say there's remarkable freedom to think about real problems if you're not taking too long on grooming. Not that one should be dirty, but I've worn my hair bushy and face unshaved for weeks.

When people complain, I just smile and shrug because I'm in my zone - after all I'm not a banker or salesperson that needs their approval. Then they are shocked when I return from the barber because I be fyne bwoy.

scholes0:
Yoruba Gbayi.
Omoluabis 4r show.

When talking about sheer Human resources and brain power, give it to the West, although other regions are trying too, especially East.. infact, the south in general and some parts of MB.
Normally, if things were the way they should be, Southern Nigeria would be the undisputed light of the entire black race world over. Coronavirus jam our purposeless and wicked leaders.

RapistOnBail:
1.Maami Igbagbo.
2.KingTblack.
3. Krisjoh
4. ITxBuSH
5. Uglygalz.

GboyegaD:
Glad they carved a niche for themselves early enough in life.

ibkayee:

Places I've used:

Tutorialspoint (free)
Udemy (free and paid)
Udacity (free and paid I think)
Youtube (free)

Pretty sure there are others, these are just the ones I've used

Emmy9ite02:
They are doing well.

bentwood85:
Awon eyan invinctusobi

ibkayee:
I should be there to be honest

shegzhkn:


What was your major in college ?? , and if i may ask what ur stack ma'am?

Grandlord:
Cool

Hey can you let me know what you actually do on a day to day basis in your job? If I can recall correctly, you work with C/C++?

ibkayee:

Mixture of things, but mainly:
Write code to create software applications (mainly for windows), the system I work with is pretty established already so I’m not really creating anything big or exciting, I do more modifying than ’creating’ to be honest
General system testing
Documentation
Installation and integration testing
Some networking

light099:


Coding is the new oil well.

Grandlord:
Nice. What was your most memorable and exciting project?

ibkayee:

Comp sci

I mainly use c#/.net framework and c++ at work