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Akanbi Taofeek
We learn from failure not success_ Bram stoker. Let’s talk, this series is committed to bringing talented and successful personalities from all works of life to share with you their wonderful life experiences. So we can learn from their failures and tap from their wisdom.
Stanley Anigbogu is a 21-year-old Nigerian storyteller, innovator, and engineer. He is the founder of ArtecHubs Nigeria, a leading STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) tech skill acquisition company for young minds in the southeastern region of Nigeria. ArtecHubs Nigeria equips young persons between the ages of 6 and 18 with relevant skills needed for the workforce which includes coding, robotics, local technology, and entrepreneurship.
Stanley believes many African countries face significant challenges such as the lack of a good education system in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) thus, depriving youths of promising career opportunities and compromising the economic growth at large. The lack of access to stable energy drastically reduces the teaching resources and classroom materials. Without electricity, teachers aren’t able to make copies of school assignments or connect to the Internet to look for materials available online such as videos and other multimedia sources.
These and many others are the problems Stanley is trying to put to extinction.
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Are you truly a failure?
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
But since Education is believed to be the key to success, the question remains, what defines success? is education really the key to success? is education the only route to success?
click the link below to listen to my conversation with Ahamad on this.
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With Waleed
Leroy Eimes once said, “ a leader is one who sees more than others see, who sees farther than others see and who sees before others see.”
Many people will ask me why I’ve chosen to have Waleed as my guess this time and for a curious mind the answer is never far-fetched, it’s just a click away.
Waleed is the vice president of AISEC, Fes, Morocco, an entrepreneur, an astounding writer who has participated in many competitions, he’s a man of great caliber considering his selfless act of volunteerism and his eminent and vigorous impact in his immediate society and the world at large.
Waleed has also featured in many projects with notable organizations, the likes of ENACTUS, HACK AND PITCH, also with the UN’s SDGs. He’s a very passionate person, devoted to art, music, he plays guitar and other instruments.
Waleed is indeed well-rounded, and before you forget that this robust personality is still a student, presently studying at the National School Of Commerce And Management in Fes. I’ll let you figure out why my conversation with Waleed is a necessity.
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After the long anticipation sacrificed towards bringing you the best, we're finally here with an intriguing inception to our series "Let's talk". it's indeed a privilege to have been able to sip a sip off these outstanding, talented and remarkable personalities "The Crescent Nasheed". sit back and enjoy the roller-coaster.
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We learn from failure not from success but how do we avoid repeating same hold mistakes when we never knew what happened or how they happened.
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