Hello my Naija brothers and sisters! This blog solely consecrated to us young and dynamic Nigerian web designers and bloggers. This is a new year 2007 and mighty things are gonna happen for us internet users and builders. To be honest, I never even considered blogging until recently because I never realized the impact a blog could make. My friend, mentor and fellow blogger, Philomena, runs a successful blog that inspired me to start mine as well. So I thought to myself “ What am I going to blog about? Can’t be about my thoughts because I already have a website for that (http://www.whoamiinside.com/). So what would be worth while?”
Then it came! “Eureka! Yes ,now I know! Why don’t I blog about Nigerians that have the same interests as me? Web design, blogging and general surfing the internet!” Right now I feel the need to connect to people like me especially Nigerians. I had a misconception that only highly educated and trained professionals could play ball on the internet. But I was wrong.
Look at me. Only 3 short months in NIIT and voila! I now have a website and blog of my own and I am talking Javascript and HTML like if I was born with those languages. In fact, I even know too much. Anybody can know less than I know about web programming and still be a hit on the internet. (I am not talking yahoo! boys oooh. I mean legal stuff. Not 419). Anyway my point is that we can do it. We can reach the status of ‘Internet Celebrities’.
Our sites and blogs are still like seeds waiting to grow to produce beautiful and delicious fruits. The future is the internet! And as they say the future is now! It’s here! It’s happening! And people we need to grab it with both hands. We need to sit down and think about how Nigerians can POSITIVELY contribute to this development.
Come on my people! Our brains are so hot that the next Yahoo! or Google could come right from our backyard here in Naija. What are we waiting for? This is too hot to handle ooh!
Then it came! “Eureka! Yes ,now I know! Why don’t I blog about Nigerians that have the same interests as me? Web design, blogging and general surfing the internet!” Right now I feel the need to connect to people like me especially Nigerians. I had a misconception that only highly educated and trained professionals could play ball on the internet. But I was wrong.
Look at me. Only 3 short months in NIIT and voila! I now have a website and blog of my own and I am talking Javascript and HTML like if I was born with those languages. In fact, I even know too much. Anybody can know less than I know about web programming and still be a hit on the internet. (I am not talking yahoo! boys oooh. I mean legal stuff. Not 419). Anyway my point is that we can do it. We can reach the status of ‘Internet Celebrities’.
Our sites and blogs are still like seeds waiting to grow to produce beautiful and delicious fruits. The future is the internet! And as they say the future is now! It’s here! It’s happening! And people we need to grab it with both hands. We need to sit down and think about how Nigerians can POSITIVELY contribute to this development.
Come on my people! Our brains are so hot that the next Yahoo! or Google could come right from our backyard here in Naija. What are we waiting for? This is too hot to handle ooh!
