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Full-stack web & mobile app developer ⚡ React • Next.js • React Native • Node.js • Supabase • Expo Building fast, scalable products & clean UIs.

Federal Capital Territory, Nig
Joined June 2026
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You deleted a message on WhatsApp? That's cool 🤪😂 My terminal already logged the payload, saved the tokens, and archived it. Backstory: I built a bot that reads my DMs, ignores images and stickers to save tokens, and sends me AI-drafted replies on Telegram before I even open the app 😉😭 You might ask why: lot of ppl been complaining lately that I don't reply, so I'm building something that won't let the friends I cherish fall apart. Auto-replies them on my behalf once it's turned on 🙂 Was just testing my dev skills honestly, not even trying to flex 😂 but you can delete, edit, do and undo all you want. I built it. So I control it. We have the power as devs!!!!!
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Client this one no clear ohh! Do you mean German birdie?😂😂😭
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“Learn one thing and stick with it “ Newbie’s:
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Good morning and happy Friday!🌸
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I once said I wanted to experience every aspect of life, so whenever I got the chance to try something new, I took it. But lately, there’s barely any time for that. I’m becoming more occupied with what I must do than what I actually want to do.
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I found a quote…
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Tech really changed my life. I moved out of my parents house at 19, at 24 I moved back in.
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Final truth: You don’t fail because of the tool… You fail because you chose without knowing why. Pick your direction first. Everything else becomes easy after that.
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So what should YOU learn? • Quick money → WordPress / Shopify • Design & speed → Framer • Control without full coding → Webflow • Simplicity → Squarespace • Long-term power → Coding
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The real mistake? Comparing yourself to someone on a completely different path. That’s how people get discouraged and quit too early.
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So while one was earning early… The other was building depth. One chose speed The other chose power Both are valid, just different timelines.
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Coding gives you: • full control • unlimited flexibility • ability to build anything But it takes time to pay off. Because your clients are not small businesses… they are startups, tech companies, and complex platforms.
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Squarespace Best for: simplicity This is for people who don’t want stress. Drag, drop, publish. No deep learning curve, just clean and straightforward websites.
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Webflow Best for: people who want more control without going fully into coding It sits between no-code and code. More powerful than WordPress in design… but still easier than writing everything from scratch.
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Framer Best for: modern, clean, design-heavy websites Framer stands out because of speed + aesthetics. You can go from idea → beautiful live site very fast. Perfect if your strength is design and you want to stand out visually.
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Shopify Best for: e-commerce If money is your focus, Shopify is one of the easiest entry points. Businesses don’t want to “build a store”… They want to start selling immediately, and Shopify is built for that.
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WordPress Best for: business websites, blogs, company pages This is the fastest way to start making money as a beginner. Why? Because clients already know it, trust it, and can manage it themselves after you’re done.
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