holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer

Embedded systems & connected devices.
Firmware, hardware, backend, real-world builds.
Documenting practical engineering publicly.

[holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer @holawaleh]

If your embedded project never failed, you didn’t really build it.

I share real-world embedded systems work — hardware, firmware, and the lessons that don’t show up in tutorials.

[holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer @holawaleh]

@DrJoeAbah The defenders "players" are stuffed with broken asbestos for extra strength 😀

[Oriola Basit @BasitOriola]

I just hope 2026 is the last year of suffering for Nigerians.

[Akóh 🎴 @ManLikeAkoh]

You see the way you people are doing the whole dangote thing and saying you’re partners after buying shares yeah?

THAT IS HOW YOU SHOULD HOLD THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABLE.

[holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer @holawaleh]

@AlinaAiX Funny that you are still using social media to share this

[holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer @holawaleh]

@lorddrey So apt except that they didn't actually give us surgeon. They only advance it

[Adeola @Identitydiola]

I rarely get gigs this days, I think I am not putting myself out there as much as I should or probably I over hyped my presence too much.

[Jay Kapadia @jayskapadia]

You can forgive some people without welcoming them back into your life.
Apology accepted, access denied.

[Osas @osazenoo]

There’s an agenda against young people in Africa. They are constantly being fed with negativity about their country, making them feel they are in a cursed land. Yet this is the most advantageous time for young Africans.

[Jay Kapadia @jayskapadia]

Be proud of how quietly you've survived things no one ever saw.

[holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer @holawaleh]

@Alpha_Yom @ennyola0015 @woye1 @SirJarus @egi_nupe @LegendaryJoe @DrJoeAbah - supports local and cloud based backup / synchronization
- generates temporary access codes for visitors
- image capture for identification and record purpose

[holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer @holawaleh]

@Alpha_Yom @ennyola0015 @woye1 @SirJarus @egi_nupe @LegendaryJoe @DrJoeAbah
#NigeriaForward
Design and construction of of smart access systems using pincode, smart card and fingerprint.
- uses 2 factor authentication every 24 hrs

[Idris @Omo_Kosija]

There’s a different kind of fulfillment that comes from building a career around something you genuinely love.

[Professional Happy Dude😎 @ayurexars]

Why is the data balance on @MTNNG app different from the one from the USSD

I confused 🤔

[Jay Kapadia @jayskapadia]

Courage is not the strength to continue the old path-it is the willingness to burn that path and carve a new one through untamed ground.

[Jay Kapadia @jayskapadia]

Nothing kills you faster than your own mind. Don't stress over things that are out of your control.

[Jay Kapadia @jayskapadia]

No matter your age, you'll always wish you started younger. But today is the youngest you'll ever be.

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

If you talk too much, start a podcast.

If you argue with everyone, study law.

If you love giving advice, start a consultancy.

If you question everything, start a debate club.

If you see problems everywhere, start a business.

If you love telling stories, start a blog.

If you enjoy teaching, start a course.

If you spot trends early, start a Journal

If you care about appearances, start a styling service.

If you are always organising people, start an agency.

If you love taking pictures, start a photo studio.

If people always ask for your help, start a service.

If you are good at explaining things, start a channel.

If you cannot stop creating, start a brand.

If you ask too many questions, become a researcher.

If you keep waiting for permission, start anyway.

© Awa K. Penn

[holawaleh | Embedded systems Designer @holawaleh]

@ennyola0015 Ideally but the world is not ideal

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

EndSARS gave me a glimpse of what would happen if we ever had a brute revolution. In my area, people in power didn't feel it at all. Those who mattered enough were escorted by soldiers. They only had to show up at one or two rallies, donate some money, and buy water for people. They were immediately seen as "those that are with the masses," even though all their previous actions said otherwise.

It was we, the semi-poor and the middle class, who were most affected.

In the deeper part of Ìbàdàn, a few faction of neighbour "protests" were led the area boys and the ẹ̀gbọ́n àdúgbòs. They didn't allow anyone to pass through the checkpoints they mounted on the first day. By the second day, they started demanding money before you could pass. They set up music and generators for daily entertainment. There were about seven checkpoints within a 20km stretch.

We went from protesting against police brutality and extortion to suffering area boys' brutality and extortion. There were things I needed that I simply couldn't get. Shop owners closed up out of fear of looting, and some never reopened even after the protests ended.

What stayed with me most is how quickly the language of the struggle got borrowed by people who had nothing to do with the struggle itself. The politicians borrowed it for photo opportunities. The area boys borrowed it for extortion. The people who actually wanted change, the ones without soldiers or checkpoints to hide behind, were left holding a movement that had been picked clean by everyone standing closer to power than they were. I learnt first hand that revolution can be hijacked long before it ever reaches the people it was meant to serve.

[Bulus Paul @BulusPaul9]

@DefenseNigeria Terrorism is a profitable and coordinated organization that made peace a burden to live with.

The world is destroy daily by the people who appear to be good in public.