Just coding a landing page for my startup.✨

Amen bro✨🙌

One thing I want more of this year is genuine connections with developers. If you’re in tech and currently building on X, let’s connect 🤝

Man i keep posting finished projects without posting progress. It's damn frustrating for me because I want to but I am so limited. Well there you have it my calculator project. GitHub.com/thecodingmob/Code…

Building my skills ✨ Building my startup ⚡ Building my future 💯 Doing it with consistency, resilience and God by my side🙏🏾 Hope God brings His blessings to us during this week🤲

In the next 5 minutes, I’ll be onboarding over 10,000 aspiring and existing tech professionals who will be learning various in-demand tech skills for free at @BeTechified. It is always a delight to take people from curiosity to competence, helping them build valuable skills, gain confidence, and position themselves for global opportunities. Moments like this remind me why I started BeTechified: to make quality tech education accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or financial situation. Cheers to empowering thousands more to transform their careers and their lives through technology. 🥂

SOME OF YOU TECHIES ARE BLOCKING YOUR OWN OPPORTUNITIES. You say there are no jobs, but your habits may be pushing opportunities away. If you’re struggling to land internships, jobs, clients, or remote roles, this thread is for you. 🧵👇 But before then, do these: 1. Bookmark this so that you can easily get back 2. Repost to help another techie

I was in a cyber cafe one evening and I saw one guy coding with a laptop that had a cracked screen. The laptop battery was bad, so anytime NEPA took light, his system would go off immediately. At first, I won’t lie, I judged him. I was like, “How far person wan go with this kind setup?” Months later, I saw that same guy again. But this time? Everybody in the cafe was greeting him with respect. I later found out he got a remote job paying in dollars. The crazy part is not even the money. The crazy part is what he told me that day. He said: “Most people are waiting for perfect conditions before they start. Meanwhile, the people winning are just learning how to move with imperfect conditions.” That line changed something in me. Because especially here in Nigeria, it’s easy to complain. bad electriity, high cost of data, no good laptop. no support. And truthfully, those things are real problems. But sometimes, the difference between the person that makes it and the person that gives up is not talent. It’s simply who stayed long enough. A lot of people quit too early, not because they were bad.but because results were slow. Tech rewards consistency in a very strange way. One day you feel lost, confused, and broke. Next thing, one opportunity changes your entire life. So if you’re currently learning tech and it feels like nothing is working yet, Keep going. Your current situation is not a prophecy. It’s just a phase.