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Why You Should Hire Remote Nigerian Programmers
Ama Udofa Distributed teams are disrupting tech globally, and why not? Even before freelancing became popular, people were already tired of working in dank cubicles from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day. The way we work is changing. More emphasis is now placed on flexibility. All …
Celebrating Enye Cohort 2.0 Graduands
We’ve come such a long way! And in so short a time! We founded Enye in January 2017 empower motivated students with programming skills to build solutions towards societal problems. Just two cohorts and two years later, we’ve trained, mentored (and turbo-charge the careers of) …
How Tech Nonprofits are Changing the Face of Tech in Nigeria
In 2018, Seni Sulyman, Andela’s Vice President, Global operations, tweeted about how a former company gateman got a job as a developer. Andela was building a network of technology leaders in Africa. The goal was to bridge the chasm between the US and Africa’s technology …
Announcing Enye Cohort 3.0 Students!
A month ago, we announced Enye cohort 3.0 and opened a portal for applications. We made the announcement right after the success of Enye cohort 2.0. Within two weeks, we received almost 900 applications for cohort 3.0, an unprecedented figure. After several rounds of tasking, testing and interviewing, we …
In Nigeria, Teachers aren’t Equipped to Handle Generation Z | Interview with Tosin Amuda
Early introduction to computers will always play a positive role in children's development and learning. …
Justice Otuya is Using Software Tech to Drive Mental Health Advocacy
On Using Digital Tech to Drive Mental Health Advocacy …
Meet Valentino Ugbala, a Young Nigerian Developer who turned Down a Job Offer to join the Enye Program
Valentino Ugbala, a software engineer who recently completed his program, turned down a job to embark on his Enye journey, and we’re excited his brave move paid off. …
Team HelpMe’s Enye Project
Michael Paccione Reducing depression through connection, Team HelpMe's Enye Project …
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