Hi, I'm Emmanuel.
Architect by training.
Designer, engineer, composer, researcher, by childhood curiosity.
And, I intend to protect that childhood curiosity.
To keep things simple:
• Emmanuel, personally @TheEmmanuelU
• Emmanuel the composer @Emma4dfuture
• Emmanuel the tech nerd @thecaptainumoru
My thoughts, rough / unfinished ideas, behind-the-scenes of building them . . . , you'll find them here.
Do check back often.
@TennisChess@VikyInsights Can you / did you give same to your woman?
I'm not asking to tackle you.
I was asked the same question when listing the things I wanted in a woman.
@Honey_crowns@Okwabani@Ifwal95 Where human beings are involved, wisdom supersedes all policies.
Why? You could be playing by the rules and it could be used against you — office politics is a great example.
Apply wisdom. Study people. Read the room.
@Teammyj@HILZ_D_KING@Big_Mck NIBSS was built by Nigerian engineers. It's not an Oyinbo banking system.
Nigeria is at least 16 years ahead of entire continents on instant transfer.
If such tech was built abroad, it would be on page 1 on Google when searching for banking rails infrastructure.
@Kanrabbai@BROWNCHILLIE@Wakaholic_nurse Yes. They're Rome. 2 companies can be on the same street with different operating principles.
Apply wisdom. Read the room.
I personally have heavy appreciation for simplicity, but l also understand when unspoken rules appear louder than spoken rules.
@AwasFreshMeals1@Olami_deeEbony Even abroad, the Japanese bow to each other out of respect for instance.
Yes, there will be specific companies all over the world who insist on first-name culture.
But, be wise and read the room.
@Emmanue42696164@themoneyafrica Post videos of you fetching rain water with buckets, and put your caption about turning water to wine.
Maybe a sort of 30-day challenge.
People will laugh, joke, and jest at it.
But, you're gathering traffic / engagement.
Learn how to monetise that engagement
Bless
@BIrorere95455@themoneyafrica Start with investing in your "money knowledge" and "money philosophy".
You'd learn things like risk appetite, reward appetite, appreciation for delayed gratification, why to save, how to read accounts etc.
These help you avoid 15+ years of pouring money into baskets.
@y2kola@sapphire_nifemi Japanese business people bow to each other as a sign of respect, not hero worship.
"Our culture" shows that it makes sense to say "sir" to an older person, even if he's a gate man — out of respect, and not hero worship.
@Lifeofdavie_@OurFavOnlineDoc 1. He funded her master's programme in the UK.
2. He was doing some work with the UN as at when they got married.
That sound poor to you?