Nigeria Government, train your police on smarter cyber crime investigations. Not every one with laptop and iPhone is a criminal.
https://t.co/Rj8ScAq8ht
As jobs are paying peanuts and are not even available to begin with, we choose to rely on digital tech skills but we are still not protected and treated like criminals.
Shame on the police, shame on the country!
I was held by police last night
They accused me of fraud.
All because they found a social media account I manage belonging to a client in the USA, they said I hacked her account and I’m impersonating her.
The policeman stated that digital marketing and social media management is an illegal job and doesn’t exist among jobs in Nigeria. Such an illiterate of a policeman.
Lesson 21:
There are day you'll feel like you suck at everything and never get anything right...
Stay positive and always believe in yourself while you put in the work to improve on yourself daily.
It will take time, but you will get there eventually...
I believe in you!
Lesson 16:
To Naija Creatives, Remote Workers, and whom it may concern;
In all your getting, get solar, inverter, generator, and powerbank. Nepa is always down to use you play ten ten and show you shege in the grid falling Nigerian economy we find ourselves.
Lesson 15:
Not every contact in your network is a client. Not every project has a price tag.
Try dey collaborate once once. E get why…
Thank me later!
-Son of Obol Solomon
Lesson 5:
Someone who ones told me I’m the best later also said I’m worthless right before another person announced how awesome I am. The moral to this; you didn’t become the worst right after being the best. You’re still whatever you believe you’re in any situation.
What happens if, one morning, we awaken to find that the very people we were meant to save have given up? How do we celebrate long-awaited victories if there’s no one left to share them with?
- Effa Eteng
Do you know how heavy it feels to carry the weight of knowing deep within that you were crafted for greatness, yet seeing no outward signs to match what burns inside?
They say God sometimes delays, shielding us from the harm of being unprepared, or from the wrong mouths eager to devour what they haven’t earned. But does He also see the quiet pain of those who needed us to be their heroes, only to lose faith while waiting for our moment?