@Usmanashafe@whynotfollowbac If all the apprentice leave their ogas house before of accusations, we wil not have artisans today, the young girl is just lazy
If you make this same mistake to vote for the wrong person in 2027, Dollar will move N2000 for 1 Dollar. Remain in your party and vote for any president that has a vision for Nigeria.
~Pastor David Ibiyeomie advices Nigerians
I studied computer science but started my career as a UI/UX designer.
I knew nothing about infrastructure. Nothing about servers. Nothing about networks.
During my service year, I was posted to a non-IT environment. No lab. No colleagues to learn from. No resources.
But there was WiFi.
So every day, I watched videos. Studied on my own. Built skills nobody asked me to build.
Two months before my service ended, I got invited to interview for an IT support role.
I had no experience. No certifications. No practical background in IT.
But the self-development I did on that WiFi connection got me through the interview.
I got the job.
Password resets. Printer jams. Basic troubleshooting. I started at the very bottom.
I just refused to stay there.
Today I manage production infrastructure that businesses depend on. Proxmox clusters. VMware environments. Monitoring stacks. Automation pipelines.
From UI/UX designer → IT support → Infrastructure Engineer.
Nobody fast-tracked me. No mentor handed me opportunities. No connections.
Just WiFi, stubbornness, and a decision to never stop learning.
If you're at the starting point right now — that's all it is. A starting point.
You don't need permission to grow.