For a very long time in Nigeria, we have had horrible situations in this country that have been worth paying attention to.
We wake up every day to fellow Nigerians reporting police harassment, rape, kidnapping, and broken infrastructure.
https://t.co/ATvN7i1yRE
https://t.co/Lqcm1C8qja
https://t.co/2KGpgYhEk4
A lady cried out to Gov. Okpebholo in Benin over low sales due to police brutal!ty. She said the boys no longer come to Sapele, where she has a shop, because anytime they do, the Benin police harass them. She sells boys' wear. 💔💔
My team @ServiceBlocks and I are the team behind the success of this organization mobile app and software eco system
We built this Brick by brick 🔥✊🔥
They are live in Benin Nigeria !
Watching devs slander “vibe coders” is so tiring.
Sure, if you really want to prove a vibe-coded app is “bad,” you can run load tests until it blows past its DB connection limits, inject network chaos to expose missing circuit breakers, run 48-hour soak tests to uncover memory leaks, or audit a monolith under 50k users for unindexed queries, N+1s, row locks, thread starvation, and broken cache invalidation.
And after all that, you might discover something uncomfortable: 95% of software doesn’t need any of it.
Most people vibe coding aren’t trying to build the next Google. They’re turning an idea into functional software for 50 users, solving a problem, learning, or just having fun.
Software engineering is much deeper than pulling out enterprise-scale benchmarks to dunk on something someone built on the internet.
There’s distributed systems, performance engineering, databases, compilers, networking, concurrency, system design, and a thousand genuinely hard problems to master.
You don’t need to fight vibe coders to prove you’re an engineer.
Let people build. Then go build something hard yourself.
I created an AI Smart Glass to help blind people walk without a cane or a guide 👓
But this is not like the smart glasses people are used to seeing
Because this Glass combines AI, sensors, and GPS to help the user detect things in front of them, avoid obstacles, and know their location
But the most amazing thing is if the user gets lost, the GPS tracking system can help locate where they are from anywhere, and then send the location to the phone of the person taking care of them via WhatsApp or Email 📲
And now I am further developing it to a new level of AI + Voice, so it can speak with the user and also help them understand their surroundings
I have put the video showing how it works completely in the comment. 🎥
SHARE this project 🤝🔥
Let the world see what a young Nigerian can build
With ResQ, you don't have to spend hours filling forms and typing long long English before you make a report.
A report can be made on ResQ in less than a minute without typing a single word on your keyboard.
A picture. A voice note. A video.
You can make these reports in either Pidgin or English. If you want to type a description, it doesn't have to be formal. Type in whatever language you are comfortable with. Do you want to spell "because" as "bcos"? Don't worry, it’s fine. ResQ understands!
For a very long time in Nigeria, we have had horrible situations in this country that have been worth paying attention to.
We wake up every day to fellow Nigerians reporting police harassment, rape, kidnapping, and broken infrastructure.
https://t.co/ATvN7i1yRE
https://t.co/Lqcm1C8qja
https://t.co/2KGpgYhEk4
A lady cried out to Gov. Okpebholo in Benin over low sales due to police brutal!ty. She said the boys no longer come to Sapele, where she has a shop, because anytime they do, the Benin police harass them. She sells boys' wear. 💔💔