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Ugbana Awortu retweeted
Refer me to gigs. I'm a really, really good software engineer.
I'm proficient in Python, Keras, and TensorFlow, Pytorch. I know how to train models, quantize them, and build agents and infrastructure around AI models.
Plus, I'm a Medical Doctor.
I understand the clinical realities behind medical AI. I know if your model predicting Retinoblastoma is practical, whether its predictions make clinical sense
People with my combination of skills are genuinely rare and valuable. I bring software engineering, machine learning expertise and clinical knowledge to the same table.
If your organization is building something serious in AI, particularly Medical AI, I'd love to be considered. Referrals, opportunities, and introductions are welcome.
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
A major Nigerian fintech lost a little over ₦3.5 billion to cybercriminals this week, people familiar with the attack tell me. Another lost ₦1 billion.
My sources say neither attack was reported to Nigeria’s data protection regulator.
1/3
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
NLNG has launched the Asset Disposal Management Portal (ADMP), a new online platform for the sale of disused Company assets to third parties.
Built on our digitalisation journey and our core values of Integrity and Excellence, the ADMP makes the process open, simple and fully digital.
Here’s what you can do on the portal:
1. View assets approved for disposal, with photographs, locations, quantities and condition descriptions
2. Register your interest as a buyer
3. Take part in auctions and tenders for published items
4. Make payments online and receive payment confirmation
5. Get collection notifications, all in one place
Interested in buying? Register on the ADMP today: nlng.atlasalms.com
#NLNG #ADMP #AssetDisposal #Digitalisation #Integrity #Excellence
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
Young people with zero sense of agency. Ughhhhh!!!!
It is actually very disturbing that a young person cannot just google basic things and set themselves up.
It’s everything you must join a Telegram group for. You cannot exercise your own critical thinking, you just always outsource it to others.
You’ll see someone mention an opportunity on Twitter, and you’re in the comments asking for the link a million times. Meanwhile, someone with a higher sense of agency has googled it, found the link, read the requirements, and probably started applying.
“This mercor thing I’m seeing online, somebody should dm me the link.”
Ehrr…Google it? Ask ChatGPT? Search Twitter? Anything?
You cannot apply for visa yourself. Not that you don’t have time o, you’re just not sure how to do it and have zero willingness to do what’s necessary to learn. You need an agent or a “plug” or WhatsApp group for the most basic things. What’s going on?
You cannot just sit down, read, research, follow instructions, and figure things out without somebody holding your hand? Later, you’ll be angry that somebody is charging you ₦20k to join a WhatsApp group. Since you’ve decided not to take control of your own affairs nko?
You either develop a sense of agency in your life, or keep paying those who have developed theirs. Simple.
But if it’s a new social media feature, you’ll figure that one out. Please do better for yourself. Take control of your own life.
Before you ask, first ensure you actually have exhausted all the options available to you. “Is it not easier to ask?” Not when that’s your default response everytime!
Learn to research. Learn to navigate unfamiliar systems. Learn to read instructions. Learn to make informed decisions. Learn to figure things out even when nobody is available to guide you.
Train your own brain. Bruh. Be intellectually independent.
It is how to go far in life, faster.
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
Hey guys help me retweet abeg, I have over 100 broilers for sale here in ijebu ode. Ranging between 2-3kg.
My buyers disappointed, please help me find buyers interested 😊
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
Please incase screenshots that coming out, let it be known that i begged one girl studying Medicine and Surgery to love me and she refused.
Thank you.
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
me at 22 asking kids what they want to be when they grow up because I'm still looking for ideas.
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
Told my mom i keep getting headaches even after sleeping and she said its because of the tattoo i drew
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
Since I was born, my mother has always said something that stuck with me, she was born in an old house and married into an old house.
So, I said to myself, One day, my mother must experience what it feels like to live in a new house.
And today, I’m proud to say that I made that dream a reality. I built this house for her.
Congratulations, Mum, You deserve every bit of this happiness.
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
Trump: Starts a war that adds 600 naira per litre to already unaffordable fuel prices
Nigerian MAGA:
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
As a man, if you have this ideology, please do me a favor, block me. Unfollow me. Don’t speak to me.
Thanks. God bless❤️
Ugbana Awortu retweeted
I met a doctor at the conference whose initials were AI, so everyone called him Dr. AI. 😂
He asked where I trained my models. I told him I used Google Colab, and he suggested I should consider owning my GPU infrastructure.
I remember responding that investing hundreds of thousands of dollars in enterprise GPU infrastructure didn’t make much sense for my current workload.
He explained that his argument was really about privacy, data ownership and autonomy. And that’s a perspective I’ve been thinking about since.
I think there’s an important distinction between owning your data and owning the hardware used to process it. You can control your data pipeline, storage and deployment while renting compute when necessary.
I’m still learning the infrastructure side of AI, but I don’t think you need a massive GPU cluster to start building useful AI products.
Beyond that conversation, I left the NVMA conference genuinely impressed by how actively the veterinary industry is exploring and adopting AI.
Kudos to @NigerianVets for putting it together! 👏
While everyone was at #MoonshotByTC complaining about networking up vs. sideways, I took a different route and attended the NVMA (Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association) Conference.
Hands down the best decision I’ve made this year.
Nothing against Moonshot, but for where I am right now, I had to go directly to where my customers live. And trust me the networking here was strictly high-level. 😹😹
I connected with leaders like Dr. Kayode from Farm Alert and Dr. Solomon Adeoyi from MSD Animal Health (a 130-year-old global giant). I was genuinely surprised to hear doctors and professors discussing AI. While they might not speak it with the same tech-heavy intensity we do, the interest is massive which opened the door for me to pitch, demo, and sell like crazy.
Came away with listening ears, warm referrals, potential partnerships, and invaluable insights.
It’s only Day 1, but I’m already locked in for Benue next year! 🚀
