Ohia George

I am a Software engineer with over a decade experience building complex applications

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

🔥🔥🔥 Stuff i love to patronize. Bless her for recognizing it's cultural origins. If you know her handle, tell her to get in touch. Akwete is royalty fabric-ized.

#Akwete #Ofeakwu #Omugwo #Ichafu #ofeegwusi #ofensala #ofeonugbo #nwaodibo #nwaboi

#Igboamaka 😍

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

There is a different kind of joy that comes from knowing your both parents are Igbo. 💪🏽

Igbo Amaka!!! 💗

[Ohia George @ohiageorge]

@The__Vyrus Incoming Abia State Governor 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Mighty Mohammed @The__Vyrus]

Abia State in-coming governor 🤭🤭🤭

[Onwa_Nnewi @Kene_Nnewi]

She submits to her husband.
In fact she said, her husband calls the shots....
Do you know who she hold like her first son? That's one of the most powerful men in the world...

Nkechi from Abagana with 4 credits in WAEC is shouting i cannot submit to a man.

😂😂😂😂

[Ohia George @ohiageorge]

@Kene_Nnewi 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[NecheX @NecheXTech]

I've been studying ContiSX Launch website since morning and it seems like this is likely the most advanced financial technology in west Africa

My dream has been to put Nigeria's Igbo manufacturing to the map, and create a central body that represents that manufacturing powerhouse

With ContiSX, I don't have to build an entire ecosystem neither do I have to start from scratch

Two technologies I really love are;

1: ContiSX Economic Instruments, say you are a farmer who needs urgents ₦5 million for feed or any agricultural solution, you could issue a contiSX CEI based on your projected output, And date of maturity

I buy the CEI, which I can also trade and recives my money plus it's yield after maturity

2: the ContiSX mints, this is where developers or entrepreneurs like myself can build solutions for African markets problems

Because the ContiSX is an all commerce, all financial infrastructures, through their APIs, SDKs, etc, developers can develop customised solutions to problems around African markets

I feel like, this is the only financial infrastructure that is designed as a direct response to Africa's economic challenges

problems such as, Idle cash outside banks, producers who cannot list, language as a barrier, SMEs that need working capital before they look like a stock, developers who should not have to invent an exchange before they can ship tools

And most importantly, a system where Nigeria's informal market is made formal by a simple click

This is a Nation security infrastructure and Nigeria and Ndi Igbo should build on this infrastructure

@ndekekwe

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

💪 BEHOLD AFRICA’S FIRST DIGITALIZED PRIVATE HOSPITAL, by DR. RICHARD OKOYE.

We’ve now essentially gone from IMO Robotics and Oncology Center at the IMO Specialist Hospital where a robotic-assisted prostate cancer surgery was recently completed successfully, to the Enugu International Ultramodern Hospital to now this - first ever privately owned fully digitalized hospital on the continent of Africa, strategically and rightly located in Port Harcourt (IGWEOcha), Rivers State.

For the records, Africa’s first robotic-assisted cancer surgery was successfully performed in Lagos by Professor Kingsley Ekwueme in April of 2025. Today, he’s replicated that feat at the IMO Robotics and Oncology center, where he is now saving lives with technology.

When a dam breaks, nothing made with human hands can stop the flood that Follows. “Aku rue uno” is not a mantra. It’s a mission.

Get ready for the East 💪😎

[Anambra 1st son @UchePOkoye]

Uzoma Dunkwu from Nigeria Wins Emmys Award for Animation for his incredible work on Eyes of Wakanda(Into The Lion’s Den).

He’s the first Nigerian to ever win Emmys on this.

[David Brand, MD @DOgbijo]

A NIGERIAN AGAIN!

Imagine a surgeon who can literally see cancer glowing inside a patient's body.

Nigerian born scientist Professor Samuel Achilefu made this possible by inventing infrared goggles for cancer surgery.

Surgeons often cannot tell if every cancer cell has been removed.

Achilefu's goggles use a safe dye that lights up cancer cells under infrared light so doctors can spot tumors the eye would miss.

This breakthrough has guided real breast cancer surgeries at Washington University in St Louis. Think about how many repeat surgeries this could spare cancer patients everywhere.

Achilefu now holds more than seventy United States patents and works at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Sometimes one simple idea can change how the world fights cancer.

~ Sources:
UT Southwestern Newsroom
Washington University School of Medicine
St Louis Public Radio.

[Sequences @Orlu_na_Orlu]

The good news is that the company ContiSX is headquartered in Imo State.

[NecheX @NecheXTech]

I am buying the phone come December

The camera looks sharp, plus the website say they are headquartered at Owerri

The pre oder price of ₦550, 000 is quite decent plus the hardware spec is as futuristic as Apple could be

Every young Onye Igbo should own a Contisx Phone, Innoson car, zinox laptop, Arone Drone and use Coscharis products

We are already loaded in advance technology, putting Nigeria on the map

And serving Africa through Igbo ingenuity.

[Ohia George @ohiageorge]

@jcokechukwu This is definitely going to be my second phone.

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

All my “Invest in Ala Igbo” and “Go into Manufacturing” crew, osetigokwa o.

This young man must be supported from inside out and not the other way round.

As usual, I’m gonna be buying these phones for not just myself but a few others around me.

If we don’t encourage our own homegrown ideas with cult-like patronage, our advocacies on social media are nothing but noise making.

If we’re urging our frontline entrepreneurs to transition from importation to production, we must also task ourselves to transition from communication to contribution.

Support for homegrown ideas is what made Taiwan, Korea and China what they are today and the result wouldn’t be any different if we acted accordingly.

Remember when we laughed at and denigrated Taiwanese products (“Ha ha ha! That one na Taiwan!”)? Remember? Are we still laughing today? We went from there to “Nna leave that thing, na China.” Today Chinese products are in our faces, everywhere we turn, competing with and replacing renowned global brands.

This is the season for “Aba-Made” products. So all the stigma, scornful laughter and criticism over design aesthetics, durability and functionality are expected and must be welcomed, but the patronage must be rock solid, from inside-out. In due course, no one will tell the “scornful laughers” to transition to sensible buyers.

Let’s go!

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

Prof. Ndụbụisi Ekekwe builds ContisX, a new smartphone designed for secure communication and digital finance.

Do you know that ContisX doesn’t use mobile data for all its apps? Zero internet! And its headquarters is in Imo State.

Prof. Ekekwe outdid himself on this one.

Pre-order yours!!!

Igbo people should advance. Igbo people should go into technology. Igbos have been doing so ooo!

Prof. Ekekwe is one of the many Igbo tech gurus and innovators making us proud.

[NecheX @NecheXTech]

Elon musk is trained on books📚

I've been reading for the past 24 years

I am still reading, each page ignites and sharpens my swords

It is execution time and to catch up with evolving technologies and trends

I must stay updated through books📚

I am building and building on the footpath of my mentor Elon musk.

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM)

Made in Nnewi, Anambra state.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

I got this beautiful gift from my village Age Grade group. It’s their way of saying thank you for our achievement in Rome during the International STEM Olympiad.

In my village, we have zero out-of-school children and a community of people who love and adore education.

This is priceless encouragement, and I will strive to do even more good.

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

1) Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM)
2) Roxettes Motors
3) Omaa Motors

Proudly Made in the South-Eastern Nigeria. (Igbo Land. 🤍)

Support homegrown products and help create jobs. When these manufacturers make profits, they expand, employ more people, and strengthen the economy.

Every purchase is an investment in our industries and our future.

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

This is Roxettes Electric Car, proudly manufactured in Abia State.

Ndi Igbo are industrious and Innovative! 🤍