Kwapu; The landlord's POV

Kwapu; The landlord's POV

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Ballers, Lumbago and Screens; Starting and consolidating as a talent in the Nigerian tech Ecosysytem.

On this episode, Max and Harachiello converse on the realities of a self-taught tech talent, the truth about job hunting and working in the Nigerian tech ecosystem vis-à-vis job security, welfare, stress and burnout, and the reasons for the mass exodus of techies. Maximilian has ...  Show more

Kwápụ̀: conversations on the journey, from the parents' to living alone.

In this episode, young people from different parts of Nigeria talk about their experience moving out of the parents', finding and paying for their first apartment, and living alone. PS: most of them miss their family. 

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