Name: Igbiriki Francis Richard, Fancy: Economics, Philosophy & Good Life 😌, Building @oneremit_ 💵& @ajianlabs⚙️
Nigeria
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The Lazy retweeted
My team just won @ZenithBank’s Zecathon 6.0 🥳
With 1.2K+ applicants, a 1.6% acceptance rate, and 3 highly competitive stages, finishing 5th as the only student-led team from Nigeria in the finals makes this even more special.
More details here bit.ly/4svhpCB
The Lazy retweeted
I am writing an 8-part series on authentication and authorisation with microservices, using a real product I built as a case study.
A huge percentage of developers never get to see microservices up close, to get to know what it feels like. They know "monolith before microservices" but the "whys" isn't ingrained in experience or anything they watched up close. I am giving folks that opportunity.
Also, if you've built systems like this before, this is a good chance to learn another way of doing things.
I won't have a set cadence on the posts but I'll be as regular as I can.
blog.lordsarcastic.dev/artic…
Lemme know if you have any comments
The Lazy retweeted
Debug Your CV & Position Yourself
Join Archsaint Nexus this Sunday for our Tech's Day Program, where we'll help you refine, reposition, and optimize your CV
📅 Date: June 14, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM
🔗 View details & RSVP: calendar.app.google/XJUqPhSE…
The Lazy retweeted
Graduates hear it all the time: “No experience… but experience needed.”
The Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme bridges that gap with 12-month paid placements.
Organizations get talent. Graduates get experience.
Become a Host: njfp.ng
The Lazy retweeted
We’re launching in 29 days!
Be part of the revolution. Visit wazobiamail.com
Follow Bonifade Technologies on FB, IG, X & LinkedIn
#WazobiaMail #SMTP #Developers #APITools #TechInnovation #EmailSimplified #ComingSoon #MadeInNigeria #SaaS #DigitalTools #ProductLaunch
The Lazy retweeted
@inDrive auth for login has been broken for weeks now. They can't say their devs don't know.
If the devs don't know then they have a much bigger problem.
How can your auth not work for weeks?!
The Lazy retweeted
Subbox, a modern tool that turns text into beautiful, shareable social media graphics with customizable themes and presets for different platforms, It makes posting graphics fast and polished 💫
Huge shoutout to @TheLazyDO for building this and pushing it forward 🚀
The Lazy retweeted
🚀 lazypr: AI-powered PR summaries for smarter reviews!
• Ghost Commit detection
• Impact scoring (HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW)
• Reviewer checklists
• Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini
v1.1.1 out with improved templates!
Add to workflows: github.com/elvis-ndubuisi/la…
#AI #GitHub #DevOps
The Lazy retweeted
Officially launching designbyexamples.xyz
The goal is for it to be a central, living artifact for design knowledge entirely focused on how to execute design concepts across tools like Figma, Framer, Lovable, and more.
Developers have docs for everything.
Designers? We usually end up watching random YouTube videos, digging through threads, or reverse-engineering other people’s work. This fixes that, you search for a concept (Auto Layout, Responsive Layouts, Design Systems, etc.), and you get:
- What it is
- When to use it
- Why it matters
- Step-by-step implementation
- Tool-specific examples
This is a tool for the community and It’s open source, i.e anyone can contribute to it.
If you think a concept should exist, open a PR and add it.
Long term, this won’t just be docs.
For concepts that feel overwhelming, there’ll be linked videos walking through the same ideas, because some people learn better by watching, and that’s okay.
This is my baby(one of many), and by the end of Q1 2026, the goal is:
- 5–10 Monthly Contributors
- A growing, evolving knowledge base (not a static site — design changes, so this will too)
If you’re a designer, engineer, or builder who wants to understand design concepts faster and better, you should definitely use designbyexamples.xyz
P.S a like or retweet would mean a lot and help it reach the right people.
Happy New Year.
LFG. 🚀
The Lazy retweeted
My 2025 wrapped 💕✨
- Led cross initiatives at work that gave me executive visibility and expanded my role @StackOverflow
- Led an SRE & Observability training for @BankOfAmerica
- Released my 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th book with top publichers @OReillyMedia & @WileyGlobal
- Wrote my 8th book. It’s my first collaboration (may get released in 2026 or 2027)
- Fell in love with a tall, bearded, handsome Anambra man
- Got into one of the best MBA schools in the USA (@UMich @MichiganRoss)
- Moved to Houston
- Designed my apartment and made it my most beautiful home
- Wrote a research paper on AI Agents & LLMs with my @GeorgiaTech professor (I now have 3 papers)
- Bought a 2026 Mercedes Benz GLC (paid in full)
- Served as an executive in residence for @mivauniversity
- Made really good money through consulting and passive income
- Travelled (Egypt, Rwanda, San Diego, New Orleans, New York, Michigan, Arizona)
- Made new friends
- Did more public speaking and received awards
- Launched courses on @LinkedIn Learning & @OReillyMedia
- Partnered with @MiroHQ as a creator
- Mentored Computer Science students at the University of Bristol, UK (@BristolUni)
- Flew business class to Lagos as a panelist for a @ZenithBank event
- Had straight EX's & A's in all my courses (MBA + MS) this year while juggling work and life (EX - exceptional grades in Ross because they don't do the letter grades system).
- Built consistency and systems that let me do hard things without burning out
There are a few more things that happened, but I’d probably share them in the new year and at the right time. Super excited for 2026 ✨🥹
The Lazy retweeted
I just built and launched my new portfolio today 🚀
Check it out ahiakwojohn.com
The goal of my portfolio is to showcase my skills, projects and work experience as a developer.
I used Nextjs, Tailwind and Typescript to build this.
The Lazy retweeted
A simple to use Prompting framework just dropped!
Introducing SPOF 🚀
SPOF (Structured Prompt Output Framework) is an open-source Python framework for designing structured, maintainable, and type-safe prompts for Large Language Models (LLMs).
Think of it as “Pydantic for prompts” - SPOF lets you model prompts as composable data structures, enforce schema validation, and render them into multiple formats (JSON, XML, Markdown, plain text) without losing intent.
Been building agents and llm powered applications and spof has made structuring my prompts better.
PS: I seem to get better results using xml formatted prompts.
ALT Spof blocks used to build a system prompt for a chat bot application
The Lazy retweeted
@npclabs is building the global standard for verified goods & trusted distribution 📦✈️
We’re solving the counterfeit problem in the global supply chain. By 2023, the global trade of counterfeits was estimated to be worth $1.023 trillion. By 2030, this market increases to $1.79 trillion (5% of global trade, ~$1 of every $20 spent online), resulting in the net loss of 5.4m jobs annually.
Our mission is to protect consumers, provide security, and improve the network utility of items moving across the global supply chain 🌍
The Lazy retweeted
Breaking into tech just got easier!
If you’ve been struggling to start a tech career due to financial constraints, this is your golden opportunity! Tech Diversity in Nigeria 5.0 is here—and it’s completely FREE! 💻✨
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