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The Apps Nigerians Can’t do Without
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June 20, 2019
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With gorillas gobbling up money, we all have to be zookeeper/finance manager/sensible all at the same time. This Naija economy is insistent on making sure we don’t live the ‘fly’ life and that enjoyment is reduced to nothing. And we shout ‘NO”! We will find ways to live smart, in spite of the gorillas or snakes that devour our money. 1.Discounts on Uber and Bolt rides Stop wasting your cash on uber and bolt…
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There are apps and there are APPS. The APPS are the mobile applications we need like we need air (it’s a serious matter). In some other parlance, they may be described as ‘basic amenities’. In a time when we have a billion and one apps competing for our attention and giving us upgrades at every turn (rolls eyes and grins), it has become essential to distil them all into the apps that we can’t do…
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“Ehem Ahmed, i’ve never seen you taking photos at events or in the studio, why is that?”, interrupted my friend while on our way to visit a sick senior colleague. “I’m not interested thats why”, i shrugged then replied. “But isn’t that where the money is”, my friend was really curious at this point. “Well i’m not doing photography for the money”, i mentioned casually trying to dismiss the conversation, and i succeeded as my…
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The struggle is real, I know. For years I’ve loved to be “online”, moving from one social media platform to another like a digital nomad. Thus getting addicted to Social Media was inevitable. In some ways it did me good, I was able to learn how to use it to make money. That was how my digital marketing career actually began. However, the urge to be “online” became too much. Social media was the last…
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Earlier today I shared an article by Big Chief Victor Osaretin Asemota. He is one of the prominent people pushing for the marriage between technology and entrepreneurship in Africa. His post inspired me to put down some of my thoughts on paper. While this is just to share from my experience, its also meant to serve as a conversation starter for my generation and other like minds. I believe there is more to do be…