u/fl6x

Would you rather be unemployed but find one or two gigs that aren’t consistent or stable or find a 9-5 where you barely do anything but work?

My area has been having on and off throughout this year, all while being band A, we can have a good week of light then gbam, the transformer is bad or something went wrong somewhere, takes 3 days to fix. Why?

How can someone get a good entry job in Nigeria

Why is it that gaming orgs and investors have yet to fully invest their time into what could be of Gaming in africa. The recent ENC qualification exposed a lot especially in the valorant scene. Servers aren't enough talkless of being optimal enough for people to show their skills. We had to fly out players to cape town to compete, mind out most of the players came from the diaspora, we didn't even prioritize our own living in players.
I remember back in 2020 when i was still grinding fortnite during covid. It was brutal, i had to learn how to compensate my 90's with high ping(120-160ms), it was a tough grind, fun but tough, it had me thinking how i'd fair on single or double digit ping, there were also rumors at the time that amazon were drilling fibre lines for african servers back then, i remember reading patch notes hoping to see that African would get their server, it always ended in heart break, there was a SA streamer who milked patch note updates back then dewald black i believe, id hop on his stream hoping to see #fortniteafricanservers was real. Bittersweet memories because I know that till this day they are yet to give African a platform of their.

Maybe one day in the near future Africa would get to where it belongs economically and gaming wise.