Weekly journal – I would typically have this written down, but this Sunday, I lay on my bed and thought of how cool it would be to have this as a video instead. So guess what? I became a youtuber, just for you.
Weekly journal – Being an adult is understanding that many people would have a good reason not to show up for you when you need them the most and you can’t fault them for it.
Weekly journal – I’ve realized that women tend to give until there’s nothing left. And that doesn’t necessarily make them more generous, it just means that when they choose to be generous to someone, they often go all in.
Weekly journal – And I know this is such a treacherous thing for me to say especially in a profession like mine that is commonly regarded as smart, analytical and maybe the opposite of everything I might have shared in this journal, but I don't think it's a crime that I love to write code. Matter of fact, it feels more like art to me than a scientific experiment.
Weekly journal – It’s strange—how easy it is to say you’re being true to yourself, yet still find yourself serving others in ways that are more about appeasement than sincerity. Especially in a place of worship, the only one we owe that kind of reverence to is God. Not man.
Weekly journal – The sweet spot for me was how they were able to uniquely blend peak creativity and urge the audience to pick up a Bible to read how the story they are watching might have ensued. And even if you know how the story will end, you still just want to see how they visualized it. It's been a great watch so far.
Weekly journal – Contrary to popular opinion, 'I be street boy'. That is if the metric for attaining street boy status is being an ardent user of the rough public transport system that robs Lagos of its peace.
Weekly journal – That's what living is—existing, knowing that all your interests might never attain the mastery you truly desire, but you persevere nonetheless—because when you look at the bigger picture, these are not the things that connote happiness.
Weekly journal – A week of reflection—from hosting at Lagos Business School to car trouble, adulthood stress, and finding joy from the chaos in small routines.
Weekly journal – I'm typing this by 3 am, with mosquitoes butchering my feet, not by choice, but because the power is out, and I have to make good use of this time. Oh, my lovely Nigeria.
Weekly journal – If you don’t fully understand the meaning, just send your greetings and move on. No need to upsell your business during a moment that calls for reverence
Weekly journal – God is the only being in existence whose essence can never be fully unraveled, and that alone makes Him worth pursuing. In my view, if your whole life is a journey of discovering more about Him, that’s an adventure worth living.
Weekly journal – As a Christian, I had a really interesting conversation about my faith with a Muslim. He asked questions about the eternal Godhead, and even though I’m no theologian, I could answer many of them. The conversation slowly unraveled into something deeper that revealed the origin of his thoughts—and honestly, that felt good.
Weekly journal - Walking 30,000+ steps in a day made me feel like a marathoner, surely 50,000+ steps in 2 days cemented that thought.
Weekly journal - Maybe Matthew 6:33 doesn’t mean what you’ve always thought it did. How would that change your service and devotion?
Weekly journal - Somehow, we all in church just accepted that minding our business isn’t our strongest trait. But hey, that’s the beauty of fellowship! If this is how we banter, sign me up.
Weekly journal - A CEO from a YC-backed company reached out to headhunt me on LinkedIn. And honestly? That felt really good. For the first time in a long while, I feel like I’m in control of my career trajectory, and the uncertainties that weighed on me after months of job hunting feel much lighter.
Weekly journal - men (like me) and football. The calmest guys suddenly become aggressive, some even ready to throw fists. And I’m supposed to believe this is all passion for the game? Lol.
Weekly journal - Something remarkable about pictures is how they evoke emotions—joy, grief, peace, or even anger. You take one look, and suddenly, the emotions rush in, completely outside your control.
Weekly journal - We just wrapped up the week of love, but the season isn’t lost on us. Happy Valentine’s to all who celebrate.
Weekly journal - Work is a growing pain, I’m coming to terms with the fact that life will be like this for a while. Everyone is struggling to endure the hustle and bustle of Lagos
Weekly journal - I haven’t worked this hard for a company since 2020—this weekend was a grind with a tight deadline, but guess what? I smiled through it.
Weekly journal - We never really live; we only hope to live. We are always preparing to be happy, but we are never truly happy.
Unlike traditional products where revenue can be a clear indicator, open-source projects are usually free to access, making product-market fit harder to measure.
Weekly journal - I’ve realized that keeping this public journal helps me stay mindful of the steps I’ve taken—because without it, it’s easy to forget.
Weekly journal - The melodies of 'Let her go' by passenger ring in my ear as I write, whether it's the iconic(akon-ic) voice of Michael David Rosenberg that's really intriguing or the story that the lyrics tell that resonate deeply with me.
Weekly journal - This week was a whirlwind with two flights. I returned from the last one about three hours ago, and I’m completely exhausted—but here I am, cos I really have to do this.
I’ve heard so many people say the year feels short, and I was tempted to agree. This year wasn’t short—it was a lot.
There’s this thing they say about leaving the stage when the applause is the loudest—I wish that was the case with Youversion Search, but nope. In simple terms, Youversion Search is being shelved because of some drastic changes at Youversion.
I'm an entrepreneur because I love to build solutions to problems I and the people around me encounter, but I have yet to uncover how I can earn from these solutions fully. In fact, I call myself a chronic builder, but I'm realizing now that even more than I am a builder, I need to be a chronic marketer.
In a sequential order of impact and contact, here has been experience in the Lagos Business School, Young Talents Programme 2024.
Writing this in March of 2024 (and publishing it in April) is already too late, but what's shocking is even months after this ordeal, it still feels evergreen.
The Great Divorce moulds a fictional setting of a bus ride from Hell to Heaven and the individual choices of the passengers while on the ride and upon arrival.
Ever had to make a video call right on your browser with Google Meet, Zoom, or any other video chat app? Well, here’s what you might have never thought to ask—how does it work?
I take very drastic measures to break habits; sometimes, I am successful, but most times, I am not. So, when I stumbled upon a book about habits with an intriguing title and glowing reviews, it piqued my interest.
One of the questions I have recently asked myself is why a specific class of people still pray for money in the church. Does it mean we are greedy? Or, worse yet, ignorant? Or maybe it’s expected of us so we are empowered to finance the church’s growth?
There's plenty to tell and not enough time (It's Christmas morning in my Nigerian home). So here's 2023 in no particular order, just like we did in 2022.
Prior to reading this book, I had always known how deep the subject of money was to God, but I didn't realize how much Jesus spoke of it. 40% of the parables in the Bible talk about money—think about that for a second.
Joining Acumen Digital in 2020, before we had a dedicated front-end team, I witnessed firsthand the evolution of our online identity through approximately four iterations, here's my contribution to that legacy
In this article, we'll dive into a straightforward movie app with built-in filtering features. By the end, you should have a solid understanding of the <Transition> and <TransitionGroup> components in Vue.js and how they seamlessly handle enter and exit animations within Vue.js.
I have no intention of making this story sound profound, leaving me with quite the herculean task—considering the profound journey it took to get to this point..
In this journey called life, we often find ourselves at the crossroads where our professional aspirations intersect with the deeply rooted values of our faith.
Think of a resource that empowers you to become a great employee, an efficient leader and a high-performing engineer—that is precisely what this book seeks to achieve.
Think of a resource that empowers you to become a great employee, an efficient leader and a high-performing engineer — that is precisely what this article seeks to achieve.
How easy is it to be disconnected from the Father? How deeply do I have to be soaked in his word to cope? How much of the flesh has eaten deep before I found my salvation and saw the light? How much does the blood of Jesus help make things easy?
Web development has evolved with the advent of JavaScript frameworks—particularly with the use of components as building blocks in developing User Interfaces. In the component-driven world we are living in, we can see the benefits of container queries in Responsive Web Design. In this article, we will explore responsive design beyond the viewport with Container Queries and analyze an example of a fully responsive site using just container queries.
Eric Ries employs a scientific approach to analysing entrepreneurship, highlighting numerous successful examples. As a consultant himself, he had a ton of those examples and demonstrated the efficacy of adhering to certain instructions while building a product time and again.
Building Revaise with the intention of selling it as a product meant we had to answer some really hard questions about the business. I wasn’t naive; I knew this moment would come—but was I really prepared?
2022 was a lot for me, completed and started a lot of remarkable things. In this article, I share a couple of things I learnt while going through my challenges, there might be lessons for you too.
Today, all over the world, computers and networks are getting faster. This is good for web development and user experience in general. And the possibilities of what people can achieve have taken a massive leap forward.But although growth is evident in many places, others are left behind in this sprint. The big question is how do we level the web experience given this digital divide and make the web more accessible to people with less efficient computers and networks?
CSS and Motion is a short and effective guide sharing just enough fundamentals to help you start developing those buttery smooth animations on your web pages.
One chapter in, and I ask myself why it is my first time reading Chinua Achebe—the genius articulation of vocabulary, detail in storytelling and subtle humour left me in awe. I was simply excited to continue reading
It can be awfully annoying to have numerous questions with little or no answers, especially when it seems like the answers to all of these questions are the roadblock to a path you are coerced to follow.
Having worked with CSS for a really long time, I have formed various rules of thumb while working with CSS units and recycled them along the way to streamline my styling process.
I am a very logical person until I have to be a Christian, but Clive Staples Lewis helps me understand that I can be both in his book. There is a scientific way to think about Christianity, and even though it's not finite, that's fine. I'd instead find comfort in my ignorance than make inexplicable speculations.
I've always known to be nice to people, but the miracles and experiences shared in this book because of the kindness of two people was resounding. The lessons I learnt from this book have not left me until now, and I hope they stay rooted.