@akomeahmessiah It's not really about being grade A or B or C or whatever.
Do they fit into what you're building? Can they help you achieve your goal? Can they improve the current squad? How fast can they hit the ground running? Those are the questions that need to be answered.
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT – TEMPORARY RECRUITMENT
The National Identification Authority (NIA) invites applications from qualified and interested individuals to support its mass registration exercise for children aged 6–14 years across Ghana.
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Built a free online radio app that rocks 85% Ghanaian music 24/7 anywhere in the world and hosts Ghanaian content (podcasts, short movies, drama series) to showcase Ghana to the world !! The apps go live on Indepence Day ! Check out the #Fanlove section too. #EnjoymentRadio 🇬🇭❤️ Kindly Retweet & Spread the word
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Most kids play games. I build them from my phone.
I’m Caleb Wodi, a 15-year-old self-taught software developer.
I taught myself coding at 14 on my mum’s phone, with zero experience.
Since then, I’ve built apps, games, and AI tools using only my Android phone and mobile IDEs like Acode and Termux.
On April 30th, I founded Rocjet Technologies (@rocjettech), a young startup. I started it in an unfinished building near my home.
I don’t believe age defines impact; effort does.
So I build every day and share my journey, so others can see what’s possible, even with limited resources.
This is just the beginning. If I can start with a phone, imagine what you could do.
For me, building isn’t a phase. It’s who I am.