Njoku Sommie, a creative Programmer has a plan for the future | theCreativesPrize
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Below are the details and plan of this Creative;
Surname
Njoku
Other names
Sommie Emeka
Email Address
[email protected]
Phone number
070382-13411
State of Origin
Imo
How old are you?
23 years old
What’s your highest level of education.
University Graduate
What category do you belong to?
Computer Science/ Programming
Briefly describe your Creative self
I am a full-stack developer, which is just pretty much a ‘hyped-up’ title for someone who knows how to program in several languages. I write functional code, leveraging on the numerous frameworks available to provide technological solutions for businesses that help them become more profitable.
Who/what inspired you into your young career?
Who? – Linus Torvalds, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and the entire tech revolution that happened in Silicon Valley.
What? – I saw the digital market opening up in Nigeria and the need for businesses to utilize technology to make more profit.
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In the next 10 years, what do you aim to achieve with what you do?
Bridging the digital divide between the Nigerian technological ecosystem and other western nations and having Nigeria and Africa participate in the global technological community; and inducing local businesses to utilize digital and technological tools available to make more profit.
What makes you unique from others in your field?
I care about the little things. I plug in the hours to make sure each project is unique and delivers the results as expected by client. The costing could be steep and the process could take longer than that of the average developer out there but with each release, I have an outstanding product and a client who will confidently tell you it was worth the wait.
I am also very particular about functionality. Yes, user interface design and user experience is really important to me but not as important as the functionality of each product. IT HAS TO DO WHAT IT WAS DEVELOPED TO DO.
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