Enyo Kumahor

Happy New Year Twittersphere! I am starting the decade with a social media detox. Lots of projects happening so I will rethink what to start sharing here. #Later

Accountability matters and so does trust!

To Telecel, I’m happy to start fresh and I’m looking forward to a relationship built on transparency and care. To MTN, this is not shared in anger but with the hope that it serves as honest feedback. Your customers deserve better.

After 2 decades as a postpaid customer with MTN, I’ve made the decision to move to Telecel. This decision comes after a deeply frustrating experience that, unfortunately, reflects a broader pattern I can no longer ignore. For some time now, I had been having difficulty paying

Excited to be speaking at She Disrupts: African Tech Business Entrepreneurs Event 2025! A platform to Disrupt, Train, Educate, and Empower across Africa's tech landscape. Join us to explore AI, Blockchain, and Quantum Computing. 🔗 Register: egotickets.com/events/she-dis…

I'm thrilled to speak at #SheDisruptsAfrica on May 21st in Accra! Join me as we explore AI Disruptions and what this means for the future of work, business, and African innovation. Location: Theia Cafe, Accra Time: 5:30 PM Could you bring a friend? Let’s make an impact together!

Inspiring. Powerful. Unstoppable.💜 I was honored to be the keynote speaker at the African Blockchain Institute’s International Women’s Day celebration. This event brought together trailblazing women in tech and blockchain, proving that the future is innovative, and limitless.

Enjoyed my interview with Lerato Mbele from @PowerFM on this international #NelsonMandelaDay Mandela was more than a statesman and political leader. He was a towering personality of #Humility #Integrity and decisive in putting human rights and social justice of the most marginalised in the world at the centre of our political debates. Whether is was about the illegal wars in Iraq and Afghanistan or HIV/AIDS or the plight of political prisoners such as Ken Saro- Wiwa who was hanged in Nigeria because he spoke and organized against the devastation of the Ogoni territories in Nigeria by the oil companies like Shell. Mandela always stood for the Truth. His approach on reconciliation and forgiveness pushed us back from the precipice of an escalating racial civil war in the early 1990’s, especially after the assassination of comrade Chris Hani, a patriot loved by all of us who fought for #freedom. Our country would be thriving if the political class was open to the #servantleadership that was at the core of the #MandelaMagic we all experienced in his presence and working with him. Mandela always sought radical colloboration and not political or material power and fame. That’s the #Madiba I remember. 🙏🏾❤️💚💜 omny.fm/shows/powertal…

I am still giving advice from this book on job search and it's STILL working! #JobHunting?

When I first found out about food cosmetologists is when I realised that all kinds of careers are possible. Your career is YOURS, and only yours, to define. Your colleagues, bosses, partners, clients, customers don't define you. You define you. #NameYourCalling #ikigai

The most impactful professionals I have worked with always had a unique combination of skills. The photographer + business analyst, the software engineer + music production, and the car enthusiast + network engineer. What's your career sweet spot? #InterdisciplinaryProfessions

Whether your passion is tinkering with code, crafting killer designs, or crunching numbers 'til the cows come home, there's a tech role out there for you. The only requirement? Being a curious, adaptable, lifelong learner. Oh, and maybe a mad caffeine addiction. 🤓 #TechTrends

@CentreAirways @senorori Spam accounts

Hello my flight on @Iberia booked thru @britishairways was run by #waymos with no warning. Awful plane, food, TVs. How is this allowed? Now @iberia will not speak to me about compensation but offered 15%! $50 off the next flight? No way #travel #airlines #customerexperience

Eventually the crew at the aircraft had to come up the to the gate and ask for us by name because they realized that my mother needed our assistance to board and they could not understand why we had not boarded at the same time. By this time, Mr. Atkins seemed to have disappeared

He shouted that he was the one in charge, that we were wasting his time, and should get out of the way of the boarding gate.

@British_Airways ! I tweet to share my unpleasant experience with your gate manager Paul Atkins! A thread! 🧵