Oluwatobi Soyombo

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2012

Research Works

Below are some of the researched I have involved myself in. The Impact of Technology on the Nigerian Manufacturing Sector: A Case of the Informal Leather Sector (2000 - 2009) - Supervised by Prof. Bankole Oni The Digital Age: How Zero and One [0 and 1] is ...

Beyond Codes: My advice to Nigerian developers

I once had a PHP tutor in Agege, Lagos, who claims that he can put together all the codes used to develop Facebook. “There is nothing in Facebook, I can write the codes”, he often say to me. My tut…

3 fears of blogging and how to overcome them

Despite the numerous benefits of blogging, it is common to find a common man on the street without a blog. Many are often hindered by so many fears which they convert to excuses for not blogging. Today, let’s consider 3 of the most popular excuses people...

Crack the 3 7 10 26 Code!

In the spirit of keeping things simple, we must remember that there are only: 3 COLORS – Picasso, Rembrandt and Matisse created masterpieces with them. 7 NOTES – Beethoven, Bach and Vivaldi used th...

Evolve or Die!

Welcome to the 21st century, an era where trends change rapidly. The days we live in are those in which technology keeps changes everything. From banking to Education, from aviation to communicatio...

Examining facebook Message button for fan pages

Earlier this week, facebook began testing a message feature for fan pages which allows the fans of a particular page send a private messages to the admin of the page. For instance, say Vdrive Techn...

How to Manage Information Overload

In the days where chunks of Information are either a Google search away or a few tweets away, it is a wise idea to know how to filter the flow of information at one’s direction. Truth be told, information overload sucks. I’ve seen too many people ...

A great product will sell itself BIG

Except you’ve not been paying close attention to foreign tech news, you must have heard about how Facebook moved the world with the $1 Billion Instagram deal. No, it’s not a typo; $1,000,000,000. T…