Clapping For Others 1. Recently I attended an awards ceremony. During award giving, a young woman at my table began to grumble under her breath. “Award for intern, award for corper, award for everybody, (but nothing for Finance. I’m not even talking because of myself,

How did we survive before AI chats? Searching through search engines to Stack Overflow, GitHub, and forums for answers that now take just one prompt. It’s still necessary sometimes, but the productivity boost from AI is unmatched.

I think we lost the plot when people began to determine your value by how much money you have. People worship money in Nigeria, and any apparent show of wealth, you get treated like some deity when, in actual fact, you can have so much money and still be far from wisdom!

Agenda is a bastard.

The exact thing that motivated me around age 8 or 9 to take a degree in CS.

This is why we have people saying "one last thing" and recapping what we all already said, because of pressure to be seen and noticed.

We can criticise bringing family issues to social media. As someone who believes your personal life should be kept private, I’ve reservations about this. Nevertheless, waking up your child—even an adult child—in the middle of the night just to prepare tea is inconsiderate. I say

“If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion” - John Mason.

There’s an unhealthy obsession with looks on this platform, and honestly, it reflects more negatively on your character than anything else. Someone allegedly killed another person, and while people are rightly demanding justice, it’s disappointing to see that between the first

With the mindset some of you have about making money, it’s going to be hard to make life-changing money ’cause omo mehn, the belief just isn’t there.

I’m not transactional, even when I work in the most transactional environments. I can work solely to get paid but I’ll always seek meaning, purpose and love. I need to believe in what I’m doing; it’s my spiritual bar. Is it meaningful? Is it beautiful? Does it deserve to exist?

Every once in a while, someone does something really shitty, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re inherently a bad person at their core. Often, it’s more about a lack of self-awareness regarding the impact of their actions. In many cases, their intentions might even be

I lived with my parents for about 20 years. They drank tea daily, and many times they did in the afternoons. We typically offered it to guests at anytime, depending on the meal we served, and most guests accepted. Our experiences are not everybody’s.

Juggling PHP, JS/TS, & Java daily is wild. Context switching got nothing on me!

Religious extremists believe in the afterlife too. So no, irreligion isn’t a straight line to evil. Why? Because character undergirds morality. Millions of people live ethically without believing in God. And just as many, despite professing faith, do harm in His name.