Building for startups and founders. -Full-Stack Developer -Mobile App Developer | ReactNative (Expo) -Tech Instructor
Lagos, Nigeria
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My name is Blessing I build scalable websites and apps that solve real problems and drive results.
If you need someone who can turn ideas into working products, I’m available.
Open to projects and collaborations.
Hire me today.
Good morning, great minds!
It’s a new week.
Doors will open
Grace will speak,
and money will come.
May this week bring good news, unexpected opportunities and beautiful testimonies. Let’s win!
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Good morning to the winners!
Let’s get out there and do great things today.
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After using AI on your project, make sure you rotate your secret keys and credentials in your .env file.
Even if you don’t give AI permission to access them, they already have access to them.
Better safe than sorry.
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After using AI on your project, make sure you rotate your secret keys and credentials in your .env file.
Even if you don’t give AI permission to access them, they already have access to them.
Better safe than sorry.
Blessing A. | Developer in Nigeria retweeted
You forgot @Rentulonigeria we own no houses too soon the biggest in Africa @Airbnb what's one advice you have for us
Even though freelancing is tight, all of my guys are earning through hackathons. But this issue only affects us in Nigeria as I think. I’ve gotten so many gigs that I was rejected for because my location is in Nigeria. Funny enough, I got one with a Nigerian living in the UK, and at the end, they still couldn’t hire me.
The best thing is to find another stream of income.
Remote workers, I hate to admit this, but I think reality is beginning to set in.
Remote job opportunities have reduced, and if we don't prepare for what's coming, a lot of us will struggle financially.
Let's be honest. Many of the opportunities available today are freelance gigs. Some last months, some last a few years, but not all of them offer long-term security.
That's why diversifying your income is more important now than ever.
If you're a remote worker who spends money anyhow because you believe another job will always come, please wake up.
Your current income is not guaranteed to last. Build other income streams while you still have the money to do so.
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