@JacobCounsell I notice the evidence of what he's saying in the product not even from what he's saying. https://t.co/BUXAXdjEv8 for example. You see the value immediately.
@AnkanXplorer Ain't windows like the OS? Some other brands using windows OS still open pretty same as a MacBook, so it's really not about windows is it. MacBook is good but don't play games bruh
Work with me, not looking for free money on the internet 😩
Btw I just fixed Synk App. Still a few errors here and there but we’re cooking.
My hobby is cooking software, and eating, obviously 🙄😂
Check am:
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I’ve made this introduction a couple of times, but I think it’s worth doing again because I never really know who’s new here or what opportunities, ideas, and connections might come from simply knowing what I do.
Hi, I’m Adeke.
Beyond scaling startups like @cityhackz and taking our work in tech toward national prominence, I’m a software engineer, founder, and builder passionate about using technology to solve real-world problems.
I’ve spent the last few years building software, systems, and businesses across commerce, agriculture, AI, and digital infrastructure. But beyond the products I build, I’m deeply interested in people, initiatives, and ideas that create impact helping people grow, turning ambitious ideas into scalable solutions, and contributing to things that can genuinely move communities and industries forward.
I believe engineering is more than writing code. It’s about understanding problems, building systems that work, and creating opportunities for people to do more.
Currently open to roles, collaborations, and opportunities where I can bring my experience, grow with the team, and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the organization while continuing to build my own startup venture.
If you’re building something meaningful or think there’s a place where I can contribute, let’s talk.
https://t.co/bqA4FN0beU
The informal economy is no longer something we can look at from the sidelines.
Across Africa, young people are building real businesses, creating jobs, serving communities, and in many cases earning more than they would in traditional white-collar roles.
But building a business without the right tools comes with its own challenges.
That’s one of the reasons we’re building Vendoor to give businesses the structure, visibility, and tools they need to operate better.
And while we build, I want to hear directly from the people actually running these businesses.
If you’re a young person building something and you’d like to get on a call with me, reach out. Tell me what you’re building, what’s difficult, and what you wish you had.
We’re not trying to build for businesses from a distance.
We’re building with them.
#Vendoor #InformalEconomy #AfricanEntrepreneurs #BusinessTechnology #NigeriaStartups
Up as usual. The extra hours reflect in how well users are able to use the product and get the best experience. Each milestone drives us closer to our goals and we don't stop till we achieve them. I'm building @cityhackz
Chill break by the way.
Download ur report and unpack what we found about our informal market and see how it's the engine that's powering our huge economy...
Download The Report👉: https://t.co/LevmqTbOyW
Full video: https://t.co/o54z5q9f6Q