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There is this popular career advice that goes thus “Learn or earn. If you get nothing, then quit and move on”. As much as I agree with this, I have also come to understand how active and intentional one needs to be to follow it to a good extent. How much you earn is a... Continue Reading →
Note: This post originally published on 03/11/2017 on my old blog It is almost a year since I submitted a short write-up on the above topic for the Africa Technology Summit Ticket to serve as a personal guide not only as a technology enthusiast but also as an active member of the ecosystem. History is there... Continue Reading →
Note: This post originally published on 26/04/2018 on my old blog So a close friend of mine posted and asked this question on his Facebook wall on the 10th of April, 2018 "It is pitiful that those talking against the Presidential ambition of young minds are young minds. Are we cursed?" What I have below... Continue Reading →
Note: This post originally published on 09/11/2017 on my old blog It is always funny and annoying sometimes, that every time we have to rant about clergymen living or spending lavishly, we always stir the argument towards the point where it becomes an attack on Tithe and Offerings or those that try to pay it... Continue Reading →
NOTE: This post was originally published on 21/10/2018 and was later migrated here from my old blog Politicians will always do politics as much as they can, morally right or not. I will, therefore, say you must do the same with your single and precious vote in the next coming election. This season of election... Continue Reading →
I am presently working on a team project where we were tasked with the responsibilities of developing a biology domain-driven application. Of course, it is a research project and part of the requirements for my present academic program, therefore I will only be able to talk about the generic part as regards technologies learned and... Continue Reading →
This is a simple stepwise approach to show the basic steps involved in connecting a typical Java application to the Neo4J graph database. Your final output should look similar to what we have in the image below. The data displayed are the ones retrieved from Neo4J, the creation of the data is also covered later... Continue Reading →
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