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Ngozi Obi

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Should AI understand Nigerian languages better?

Artificial Intelligence · last week · 2 replies

Ajo and esusu: do you still use contribution groups?

Money & Investing · last week · 3 replies

How do you keep up with politics without getting burnt out?

Politics & Governance · last week · 2 replies

What does being Nigerian mean to you?

Society & Culture · 2 weeks ago · 3 replies

Nigerian fashion designers to watch

Fashion & Beauty · 2 weeks ago · 3 replies

Your hometown in one sentence

Places & Local Communities · 2 weeks ago · 3 replies

Passing traditions to children who grow up in the city

Nigerian Culture & Traditions · 2 weeks ago · 3 replies

Nollywood films that made you proud

Movies & Nollywood · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

Co-founder disagreements: how do you handle them?

Startups & Entrepreneurship · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

What I wish I knew before moving abroad

Moving Abroad · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

How do you stay connected to home while living abroad?

Nigerians in the Diaspora · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

What policy would you copy from another African country?

Public Policy · 4 weeks ago · 3 replies

Live music venues worth visiting

Music · 4 weeks ago · 3 replies

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Replied in Nigerian fashion designers to watch · 2 weeks ago

Nigerian designers are showing at fashion weeks around the world. Who are your favourites, big or small?

Replied in How are you using AI tools in your daily work? · 2 weeks ago

Drafting and editing. It helps me get past a blank page, but I always rewrite in my own voice.

Replied in Your hometown in one sentence · 2 weeks ago

Describe your hometown in one sentence. I will start: everyone knows your mother before they know your name.

Replied in Co-founder disagreements: how do you handle them? · 2 weeks ago

We never wrote one. Clearly time to fix that.

Replied in Which countries are best for Nigerian international students? · 2 weeks ago

Germany if you can learn some German. Public universities have very low tuition.

Replied in Passing traditions to children who grow up in the city · 2 weeks ago

My kids are growing up in Lagos and barely visit the village. How do you pass on traditions, stories and values to city children?

Replied in Postgraduate study in Nigeria: worth it or go abroad? · 2 weeks ago

Abroad if you can get funding. Self funding a foreign master's is a huge risk.

Replied in Working in the NHS as a Nigerian health professional · 2 weeks ago

Start the licensing exams early and join groups of people going through the same process.

Replied in Nollywood films that made you proud · 3 weeks ago

Nollywood has come a long way. Which recent films made you proud of the industry?

Replied in Switching careers in your 30s · 3 weeks ago

Your accounting background is an advantage. Look for design roles in fintech companies.

Replied in What do diaspora Nigerians get wrong about home? · 3 weeks ago

Guilty! My last visit was a shock.

Replied in Raising children abroad with Nigerian values · 3 weeks ago

Take them home as often as you can. Seeing it for themselves makes it real.

Replied in Finding Nigerian food in small US towns · 3 weeks ago

Ask your family to pack crayfish and pepper every time someone visits.

Replied in Co-founder disagreements: how do you handle them? · 3 weeks ago

My co-founder and I disagree on almost every big decision lately. How do you handle conflict without damaging the business or the friendship?

Replied in Studying in Germany: is learning German necessary? · 3 weeks ago

Tech jobs in Berlin are often in English, but everything else is easier with German.

Replied in What I wish I knew before moving abroad · 3 weeks ago

If you have moved abroad, what do you wish someone had told you before you left?

Replied in Port Harcourt: the Garden City today · 3 weeks ago

Friendly people, great food, and a nightlife that does not sleep.

Replied in Visiting Kano for the first time: what should I see? · 3 weeks ago

Adding the dye pits to my list, thank you.

Replied in Meeting your partner's family for the first time: tips? · 3 weeks ago

Learn a greeting in their language. Even if you get it slightly wrong, they will appreciate the effort.

Replied in Which Nigerian city would you most like to live in? · 3 weeks ago

Enugu. Calm, green and close to family.