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Glad to have been part of the design team for @blockfestafrica
Was a unique experience..and I got to meet so many Og's in their respective fields...
Look forward to doing more!!
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omo una wey clients de give free will de enjoy o, na everyday I de do mediocre design cos of money.
it is well.
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Hi, I’m Emmanuel Onuoha, 19.
Crypto builder from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Spent the last few years building communities like @Web3Nigeria, growing products for global teams and hosting events via @openwaver and currently contributing to the open asset reserve @oarcoin.
I currently spend most of my time incubating products in the African crypto ecosystem and providing first time African crypto founders GTM advisory.
Looking to connect with VCs, founders and teams that need a cracked community builder who also understands distribution 👋🏾
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I have been privileged to work across over 20 countries including the United States and UK as a Gen Z. In many rooms I have been in, I was the youngest person.
So I can tell you, the greatest skill you need in your corner is not your certificate, but the ability to work across cultures and systems.
The fact that the 76-year old CEO in my workplace 3 streets away from the White House asked me to call him by his first name Damon doesn’t mean I should come back to Nigeria and call Dr. Oby Ezekwesili by her first name.
It’s lack of social intelligence. When you are in Rome, you behave like a Roman. Adapt quickly or be left behind.
One of the lady graduating from UBA banking school said “Good Morning TONY” and Tony Elumelu corrected her immediately
As much as I understand she was supposed to say Good Morning Sir without mentioning his name
But I think it was the training they gave them to address people with their first name
She was supposed to know when to draw the line
