Amani Kanu and the long road to building Africa’s next tech community
- Amani Kanu initially aimed to become a medical doctor but faced multiple rejections from university admission.
- While working office jobs, he discovered his knack for fixing software issues, leading him to pursue computer science.
- He moved from Calabar to Lagos to train full-time in programming after realizing he needed structure and immersion.
Amani Kanu's story is a compelling example of how personal struggles can lead to greater community impact. His commitment to mentoring and building a supportive network for aspiring engineers is crucial in a field that often lacks guidance. Further discussion could explore how similar community-driven initiatives can be scaled across other regions to foster tech talent.
