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The Digital Marketer Exploring Africa One Country at a Time
Hadassah didn’t set out to become a digital marketer, nor, indeed, a traveler who visited four African countries in just two years. But her journey, from earning ₦18,000 as a teacher to building a career in marketing while traveling across borders, is shaped by resilience, experimentation, and an unshakable desire to live intentionally. The Beginning…
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This Influencer Made Millions. Now He’s Building a Life Beyond It
Depending on when you meet him, Toyosi Godwin might be a writer, an influencer, or a media strategist. But at his core, he’s a storyteller who has learned to turn words and wit into opportunity and sometimes, into money. His journey from carrying vaccine boxes as a teenager to earning seven figures from influencer gigs…
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How This Data Analyst Went From ₦10k Teaching To $2,500/Month
Some people map out their careers with clear blueprints. Others, like Ifeoma Chukwu, stumble upon theirs while trying to survive. Her journey from earning ₦10,000 as a secondary school teacher to making $2,500 monthly as a data analyst wasn’t linear, built on resilience, reinvention, and a deep belief that she could change her story one…
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The 24-Year-Old Product Manager Chasing a $1M Net Worth
Joy David has always been in tech, starting off as a content writer and earning ₦1,000 per hour as a freelance writer at a Lagos co-working space to becoming a UK-based product manager was a mix of curiosity, stubbornness, and quiet conviction. Today, at 24, she’s living in the UK, working as a product manager…
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The Crypto Editor Enjoying a Charming $3,500/Month Lifestyle
Jump to a section Some people plan their careers. Others stumble into them. For Nnamdi, the journey from social media manager to crypto editor wasn’t so much a grand design as a chain of small, restless moves, each born from boredom, ambition, and a need to make sense of the world he lived in. Today,…
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This Hacker Went From ₦10k/Month to $5k in 3 Years
Some people choose their careers; others stumble into them by accident. For Tunde (not his real name), the path to ethical hacking was the natural outcome of a restless mind, an unfair system, and years of trial-and-error in finding loopholes where others saw dead ends. He wanted to win in a world that seemed wired…
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Life Of The Soldier Serving Nigeria, And Securing His Future
From the age of eleven, this solider was already serving Nigeria. After a money mistake, he is securing his future from his salary because he had been enlisted into a system that was grooming him to defend a country at war with itself. The Nigerian Army did not appear suddenly in his life; it was…
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The Many Lives of The Product Manager Building An AI Startup
Afolabi Sokeye has lived many lives, and depending on when you catch him, he may be a builder, a product manager, or a serial entrepreneur. He started coding at 14 and is currently navigating the volatile world of AI startups with a mix of passion and pragmatism. But what became undeniably clear during our conversation…
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The Money Moves Behind Salome Dassah’s Legal Journey
Salome Dassah has many personalities. A sharp, thoughtful friend. She was the law student who always had a side hustle, and the lawyer navigating the daunting job market with a mix of wit and weariness. But what I hadn’t fully grasped until our conversation was the central theme of her story: an evolving, sometimes complicated,…
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After A Decade in Tech, Here’s Why This Designer Isn’t Slowing Down
Nigerian-Ghanaian Chinwe Nana Yaa Emmanuel, popularly known as Chinaa, has spent nearly a decade navigating the creative and tech sectors. But her story all began with a camera. Her earliest memory of creating value was simple: recording church services, burning them onto CDs, and selling them to members who wanted to rewatch the experience. “That…
