Bre:


Hmm, interesting. I will definitely keep that in mind. In this day and age, there is always a time when one needs someone with such skills.

Bre:


Well... so far as we're discussing like like-minds, call me by my name, Bre (that "babe" lowers the tone of the conversation)

I am actually serious about the app idea. Tinder is so widely used, mostly because of its convenience. I have friends in many countries who use it. One friend uses it whenever we go on holiday to find people to hang out with... I personally don't use it because I love my privacy but all my friends do. Even my sister and cousins. If Nigeria were to have a personalised app created for our market in particular, I would be so excited about it that I may even use it my self.

As the article says, Africa has the largest population size of below-31 year olds. It seems like a no-brainer.

KINGinVAHALA:

"We all need each other to see life through". Hehehehehe

Been one of your followers here wouldnt be a bad ideal. But so bad am not good at following because it pissess me off login into my nairaland account and end up been greeted with lot of notifications at the upper icons.

KINGinVAHALA:

I sure have such an ideal in mind.

Bre:


Have you used Tinder?

Bre:


Lol, I know what you mean... But you can follow the thread at least and refer back to it

KINGinVAHALA:

Hehehehe. Sure, i would try follow it when there is need to check on you in future. Or better still, an option be could surfix like right now. What do you think?

orijintv:
Mai Nigga !!! All Dis Stuffs Here Nids Good Capital . . A Fresh Graduate Witout A Job Cant Be A Sole Enteprenuer

All The Same Bro, These Are Fantastic Ideas . . God Bless Ur Sense Of Reasonin !!! Amin !!!

Bre:


Surfix? How do you mean? Lol, didn't quite understand

KINGinVAHALA:

Ohhh, dnt mind me. intend typying surface(comes up). Typo error. You cool and understand now?

Bre:


I still don't quite understand... explain once more...

KINGinVAHALA:

Che u nor enter class ni? hehehe

Oya open your both eyes and read slowly and clearly.

I meant i surely would come back to this tread just to come check on you if a need arise in future that i need Bre.

Che u don understand now? or mk i come again with ur native language? lol

bebe2:
The agriculture one is so on point.

It still baffles that there is starvation in a country like Nigeria. So much fertile land, hunger in the midst of plenty.

Bre:


Okay, I get you.

I will also check you - at some point in the near future, I will need a web developer

KINGinVAHALA:

*Sigh & Smiles*

When that near future comes, use my name i typed in my first post in this tread to locate me on fb. You cool with it?

KINGinVAHALA:

Ohhh. Staying in a hotel all through? Well, its your choice. For Siluko, the road is motorable. Govt are even presently working on the upper part of siluko.

Yeah, i wont lie to you on this. the electricity issue is just damn frustrating. Sometimes you would have light for a large part of a day, other times you wont get even a blink of bulb. You re Bini?

erico2k2:

I disagree on that Oo big time, name one safe city in Nigeria where you can wake up at 2AM and decide to drive to a next safe city
In all of the western countries, you can do this without blinking an eye lid.

bebe2:
The agriculture one is so on point.

It still baffles that there is starvation in a country like Nigeria. So much fertile land, hunger in the midst of plenty.

Bre:


I think that if you are in the engineering department, nothing stops you from gathering your colleagues to build the first prototype using what you have. Once that hurdle has been jumped, showcase your contraption at all these pan-African events, contact the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for guidance/funding, get in touch with a local rep for the World Health Organisation etc. You can even try the Ministry of Health. But first take that step yourself. You won't make it on the Forbes list waiting for someone else to do am. Abi? Now, go forth and prosper

Bre:


I think that if you are in the engineering department, nothing stops you from gathering your colleagues to build the first prototype using what you have. Once that hurdle has been jumped, showcase your contraption at all these pan-African events, contact the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for guidance/funding, get in touch with a local rep for the World Health Organisation etc. You can even try the Ministry of Health. But first take that step yourself. You won't make it on the Forbes list waiting for someone else to do am. Abi? Now, go forth and prosper

bebe2:

The light issue is major oo
Without gud night sleep one can't be normal all day. Just can't risk it.
I don't have the money but life's to short to be miserable.

Bre:

Gotcha. Till then

emi14:
What is your personal contributions to help the hungry Nigerians. Nairaland comments? I am a farmer among others
.

Bre:


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