Made In Nigeria Tech Podcast

In this MINT Podcast episode, we take a look at startups that help you handle your deliveries in Lagos. Talk 'bout Logistics!

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In this episode, we take a look at services that help make your events pop! Hit that play button

This episode is without Music & Colour as we're all mourning the passing of our beloved brother - Imogie Mubarak. We wish him the best things in heaven & offer our condolences to those of us who knew him.

In this final piece of our freelancing/remote working episode, we talked about places where you can work from outside your house while freelancing or working remote.

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Hello, welcome to another episode of the Made in the MINT podcast my name is Silm & today, I brought you a list of a options of fattening your pocket via freelancing while retaining your 7 – 5 daily Job.

The economy is hard, you’re not well paid, your dad won’t allow you use his car for that Uber side-hustle on weekends – just freelance my guy.

It might be tedious to handle your daily job while still freelancing but common, when has making money never been tedious? Except you want to become a politician?

We took a look at a new product from MAX.ng called Max GO. Nigeria's First App for Motorcycle Transport. We mentioned the ban that brought about the problem that a solution has just been provided for and of course, experiences to get and expect from using the app.

Are you a bike lover, here's the perfect solution for you to get to wherever you need to be with as minimal traffic as possible. Because if there should be such a traffic that seriously affects a bike, wonder where you'd be in a car. :)

Hello guys! It's the 25th episode of the Made in Nigeria Tech Podcast and we took out this episode to specially send out an appreciation to everyone that's contributing to the growth of our ecosystem in Nigeria.

From everyone providing free event venues, to event organizers, to enthusiasts, writers and even speakers at these events. We appreciate everyone's effort and dedicate this episode to everyone contributing their quota to the Nigerian Tech Scene.

We also mentioned Gathered. A new open source Android app for events and meetups for increased connectivity at events. Check it out on Github and the Google Play Store

This week's episode is nothing short of exciting! With Abiola Usman a man of so many accolades, ex-design lead at GoMyWay, founder of Chopnow.com.ng, CTO of Ajo Africa, and he is currently working at Flutterwave as a UI/UX designer, Mentor at Tony Elumelu foundation and so many other more titles (such as hackathon maestro 😃)

He took us through his career paths - Physiology & Tech (he's also a writer) Interesting yeah? Cyber cafes, computer engineering, software dealer 🙊 and a whole lot more interesting stuff!

He further talked about combining tech work with his classes especially when he had deadlines, moving from being a graphic designer to actually putting thoughts into design processes as a UX Designer via CcHub.

To round things off, ever heard of 'the speed of darkness?' Lol, No typo. We actually talked about the speed of darkness - you know NEPA is a factor here 😂😂

Too much sauce on this episode trust me & hit that play button ▶️

You know Acekyd will find a way to bring basketball into this some type of way.

Hey guys, another Tuesday here and we've got an exciting one. Awesome events coming to you soonest, an awesome collection of Made in Nigeria open source projects that are rocking on Github.

Techpoint announced an awesome platform to help us keep up with African startups, industries, schools and trends. And we have another Nigerian trending on Github with his awesome project. Listen now!

Yo yo, what's up? It's Silm with the Made In Nigeria Tech Podcast again.

We brought Money in on this one. No. Not literally. We talked about how to save yourself a few bucks and even earn some more along the way. Whoop! Whoop!!

Enter MyAdsApp & Sliide Airtime. Press Play & find out how to make the Forbes 30 under 30 list just in time. No jokes. Okay jokes on you haha (high 5).

Hello guys, Ace & Silm again with the Made In Nigeria Tech podcast.

Straight out of Saturday when 3 different meet ups held despite the rain that fell & Eyo festival, people still came out & all events had different success stories to tell. Kudos to the organizers of the Angular Nigeria meet up, Product Hunt Lagos meet up & Docker Nigeria!

We moved on to talk about a trio of tools that can easily make your Slack more powerful.

First of all was Watchdog, an application monitoring tool that monitors your platform & notifies you of downtimes right in your slack channel. V2 is almost out don’t sleep on this one

Next was SlackWord, a dictionary right in your Slack. Get a particular word meaning or random definitions of various words every day. Great customization on this one :)

Lastly, Worklogs! For remote workers & their managers, it helps you to track the number of working hours right in Slack. There’s even a dashboard for this one!