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Excited, Tunde shared his plan with his family over dinner the next day. He told them about the world of tech, coding, and his vision to bring change through technology.

But his parents exchanged glances. His dad asked, “Why not accounting or something safer, Tunde? Tech is risky—and expensive.” His mom sighed, reminding him that they couldn’t afford “risky dreams.”

Tunde’s heart sank. Doubts crept in, but he couldn’t shake the pull he felt. That night, he found a local coding workshop. “Maybe if I just go, I’ll feel surer about this path,” he thought. Taking a deep breath, he signed up for the workshop, hoping it would give him the answers he needed.

2. The Spark

One night, as he was scrolling through his phone, he stumbled on a video about Iyin Aboyeji, a Nigerian tech entrepreneur who’d built companies that went global. Watching the video, Tunde felt a surge of excitement he hadn’t known before. If someone like him could do it… maybe I can too?

It was like seeing his future flash before him. In those few minutes, something awakened inside him. He spent the rest of the night digging into stories of Nigerian tech founders and learning what he could about coding and startups.

By the time he slept, Tunde was determined. He didn’t have much, but he had enough to start learning. And that was all he needed.

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Of course, designers are equally guilty of solving design problems over customer problems. Or perhaps even more guilty, as our field is structured around incentives to design for other designers — dazzling our peers with awards and hiring managers with stunning portfolio visuals.

And software developers have their own version of this phenomenon; trying to learn about customer needs by shipping the MVP can quickly evolve into incrementally working out interesting coding problems at the cost of making measurable improvements to the user experience.

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course, designers are equally guilty of solving design problems over customer problems. Or perhaps even more guilty, as our field is structured around incentives to design for other designers — dazzling our peers with awards and hiring managers with stunning portfolio visuals.

And software developers have their own version of this phenomenon; trying to learn about customer needs by shipping the MVP can quickly evolve into incrementally working out interesting coding problems at the cost of making measurable improvements to the user experience.

In Ibibio culture, the "Nsibidi" system is a unique form of:

- Sacred writing and symbolism
- Communication through ideograms
- Encoding of messages and stories
- Representation of abstract concepts
- Preservation of history and knowledge

Nsibidi is a complex system of symbols and signs used for various purposes, including ritual communication, storytelling, and artistic expression, showcasing the Ibibio people's creativity and ingenuity.