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Narrated in first-person, the Everyday People series curates the stories of the humans using the tech we often talk about. Compiled by Ogheneruemu Oneyibo, stories are published every Friday at 9 a.m. WAT.
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Household provisions like noodles, beverages, and biscuits are fast becoming a luxury in Nigeria. This week on EverydayPeople, we talk to a wholesale distributor to understand how she is navigating her business in an increasingly failing economy.
This week’s EverydayPeople features Abdulroheem Abdulrauf, a Nigerian importer of luxury bags and luggages. And he had some interesting things to say about foreign exchange and how he pays for goods.
Find out how this thrift clothes vendor is gaming Instagram’s algorithm to make over a million naira a month in this week’s #EverydayPeople article.
Gaining customer trust is a business skill that needs to be honed. And our guest on this week’s #EverydayPeople had many things to say on that issue.
After shuffling between four ride-hailing apps, Ruth Kalu, aspiring R&B musician and writer, has come to one conclusion, negotiating apps should be avoided at all costs. Rude drivers, smelly cars, and many other things make that decision very easy.
Teaching people tech concepts in English is already a huge task; now imagine doing that in another language. Well, our guest on #EverydayPeople this week, Nigerian data scientist, Wuraola Oyewusi, is doing that in Yoruba, one YouTube video at a time.
This week on #EverydayPeople, we chatted with three entrepreneurs, and they talked to us about their experience with traditional and “techified” deliveries.
Precious Tawo, freelance sound engineer and production manager, has lived quite the life in his eight-year career. In today’s #EverydayPeople, he shares details on how he started and what he hopes to achieve before going to the great beyond.
Today’s guest on #EverydayPeople, Rita Anwiri Chindah, decided to study intellectual property (IP) on a whim. Now, she’s trying to educate people on how much IP is a part of all we do, one podcast, newsletter, and Twitter post at a time.
Today’s guest on #EverydayPeople, Clement Akwe, is no stranger to change. From wanting to study medicine to graduating with a biology degree and working as a banker, his journey to Computer Village, Ikeja is certainly an interesting one.
From handling irate customers to saving someone’s father, this week’s #EverydayPeople guest, Ayomide Ayodele, has seen it all as a ride-hailing/professional driver and certified Jack of all trades. Dive in.
Would you stand and look through the roof of a moving car just to get the perfect shot? Our guest this week, Vera Chidinma Okoh (Chief Vera) did that and more, and she narrates her journey from studying dentistry to becoming one of Enugu’s most popular YouTubers.
The art of DJing is a craft as old as time. Okay, maybe not. But it’s a profession that’s been around for a while. This week on Everyday People, we talk to Olamilekan Sadiq (@_necessitydj), a DJ with a passion for teaching children how to code.