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W.TEC on TV: Gist Nigeria
The day W.TEC turned 12, we were featured on TV. The show Gist Nigeria, a production of Channels TV and BBC Africa, featured myself and some of W.TEC's alumnae. I talked about why it is important to address the gender disparity in technology and our alumnae discussed...
Corona Virus & Women’s Rights
This is a good article about how the COVID-19 pandemic will wreak havoc on women’s rights globally. Helen Lewis writes about the dangers of treating the pandemic in a gender-neutral way, with no analysis of the difference ways it is affecting the sexes. Historically,...
My 2020
I shared this at the start of this year. Although this year has been filled with turmoil on the global and national stage from the crashing oil prices, falling into an economic recession and the biggie: the COVID-19 pandemic, and therefore far from glorious, I remain...
Technology & Other Things in Port Elizabeth
I learnt a song when I was younger and the chorus rang "It's a small world after all..." I can't remember any of the other words. These lyrics came back to me when I visited Port Elizabeth in South Africa, as part of a study visit for the Digital Generation Youth...
Book Brief: “So Good They Can’t Ignore You” by Cal Newport
I used to do book reviews along time ago, but now who has time for that, right? Besides, I don't read nearly as much as I used to. But every so often I read a book that inspires me to want to pen and share what I learnt from it. "So Good They Can't Ignore You" by Cal...
Opportunities for Women Entrepreneurs in Nigeria
In June, I had the wonderful opportunity to moderate a panel at the launch of the Standard Chartered Bank #SCWomeninTech programme. #SCWomeninTech is a programme designed specifically by Standard Chartered for women-led technology ventures (specifically, early-to-mid...
Previous Blogs:
- Ms Oreoluwa (2018 – 2021): msoreoluwa.wordpress.com
- Ore’s Notes (2005 – 2012): orenotes.blogspot.com
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