Contribution to My Community

As a result of the lack of application of computer science in developing countries and as a result, I am anxious to achieve excellent results in this area. I grew up in Africa and I saw the application of computer science in the media. That application has been extended to connect unrelated fields. Of this meditation, interest in my computing is reflected. I practiced my dream of applying various data management skills, established a strict security system in various organizational structures, and increased the completeness of the work.

I am here to contribute widely to the community. I volunteered at my child's school, carried out mathematics courses, cultivated youth's love of mathematics, served as the director of HOA, served as a powerful community of my 1200 families, and to the local hospitals and organizations We provided funds. My 13 - year - old volunteer is cooking for homeless at a local library or grocery store. My family and I brought our loved ones to India and accepted this place at every level. However, whether this has some emotional connection with policy makers. The residence for 10 years is still "alien". The good news is that hundreds of volunteers are available to local communities and organizations, and if there are indications of recent topics on this issue they can not become a workforce.

I contributed my own way to the Nigerian technical community, I organized the first meeting of the Port Harcourt chapter for ForLoop Africa, and I co-led Port Harcourt's local developer community - PHDevConnect did. I volunteered to help and participate in other communities and technical events in Nigeria. To my surprise, I was able to become part of the campaign to encourage people to get absorbed in technology. My experience so far was wonderful. I tried to walk. I sat most of the time, took a walk, took off the stress and kept my brain in good condition. I also like music, I play the violin and piano. I secretly composed music for piano and other orchestral instruments (unfortunately I have not completed the release)

My experience at Bridging Oregon gave me a lot of inspiration. I will integrate them into my work and contribute to my community. One idea that I am thinking is building a "healthy communication team" within my local faith community. In the group, we will present some simple conveniences to deepen the discussion. My goal is to help people learn while allowing these communication and facilitation skills to be brought into their meetings. Fear creates disagreement. When Oregon understood each other in such a way as to allow us, most of the "disagreement" we saw seems to disappear. I am well aware that one antidote to today's department is to do more of these introspective conversations in our community. I will continue to connect with this wonderful crowd and look forward to growing together and I hope to see what we all experience here.