Nyambura Wanjiru

same idea for different usecases I am open to contributions github.com/nutcas3/omni github.com/nutcas3/the-en…

We have two Kenyas: the one we actually live in, and the one that exists in this man's head.

WE NEVER GIVE UP ✊

ANOTHER BIG STEP.

My anxiety levels are on an all time high

Back-to-back-to-back. Congratulations to David Raya, winner of the 2025/26 Golden Glove 👏

Eddie Kago’s ( @BasedKago ) session gave a look into building technology around actual everyday problems, @SmartShambani a search engine for crops, and livestock advisory.  He walked us through the thinking behind SmartShamba and how location based insights can help farmers make better decisions around crops and livestock.  A big part of the session focused on infrastructure, trust, and why verification matters in areas like agricultural credit across African markets.  Eddie also shared lessons from his experience working across ecosystem growth, decentralised infrastructure, and product development. One thing that stood out throughout the session was the importance of building with context.  Understanding the environment, the users, and the real problem first before rushing into the technology itself. Meaningful products usually start with understanding people well. #productdemos #demotuesdays #web3clubs

Full-stack Telecom Platform: Go APIs, Rust charging engine, eBPF packet processing, ML analytics. ES2+ eSIM management, real-time billing, fraud detection, pricing optimization. Sovereign 5G/LTE deployments. #GoLang #Rust #eBPF #5G #Telecom github.com/nutcas3/teleco…

Arsenal vs PSG 👊 The stage is set ✨

Raj Mehta, world's youngest founder of automobile company visit to Web3Clubs during Founders Friday session gave founders a real look at something many overlook, your brand isn’t separate from you. He spoke on the importance of tying your identity, story, and lived understanding directly into what you’re building. Because as a founder, how people connect with you can shape how they connect with your product. A key part of the conversation was understanding your target market beyond surface level really knowing the pain points, frustrations, and needs your users face so your solution actually lands. Key takeaways: • Your personal brand can strengthen product trust • Real market connection starts with understanding people deeply • Founders who know their audience build better solutions • Credibility and relatability matter just as much as the product itself Join us for more Founders Friday sessions.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINALISTS ❤️

Poor retention is not a growth problem. It is product/market fit feedback that arrived late.

🔺 Team1 Africa Founders Spotlight 🔺🌍 @type_jordan , @ronexondimu , and @george__agai are the co-founders of @ExionFinance , a payments infrastructure layer enabling stablecoin spending across Africa. They have been actively building on Avalanche for the past year, focused on bridging on-chain liquidity with real-world usage. What Is Exion Finance? Exion Finance is a multichain P2P payment platform that allows users to spend stablecoins anywhere MPESA is accepted. It removes the need for off-ramping through centralized or decentralized exchanges by directly connecting crypto liquidity to mobile money rails enabling people to send money, pay bills, and transact in everyday life without friction. At its core, Exion is built on a simple belief: People don’t wake up wanting to use crypto they wake up wanting to send money, receive money, and live their lives. Product & Mechanism Exion operates as a peer-to-peer liquidity layer: Users initiate payments in stablecoins Local liquidity providers fulfill transactions in fiat via MPESA Settlement happens on-chain while execution happens instantly in the real world Users can: On-ramp via crypto wallets or directly from MPESA Off-ramp to mobile payments (pay bills, buy goods, send money) Transfer to wallets or phone numbers View balances across multiple networks in one place This model eliminates delays, reduces friction, and enables stablecoins to function as a practical medium of exchange, not just a store of value. Traction & Proof $1M+ in transaction volume 4,000+ active users Daily transaction activity across markets Operating in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania 1+ year of continuous product iteration Winners in multiple hackathons including Impact Plus Ecosystem Contribution The Exion team has been actively involved in the Avalanche ecosystem through: Participation and wins in builder hackathons Supporting real-world adoption through payments infrastructure Enabling stablecoin usage in everyday transactions Builder Narrative The team is building from lived market experience, focusing on real payment friction rather than abstract crypto use cases. Their perspectives reflect how Exion is designed: Jordan (User Reality): “People don’t wake up wanting to use crypto, they wake up wanting to send money and live their lives.” Ronex (Product Philosophy): “Crypto should feel like money in everyday life, not complex infrastructure.” George (UX Execution): “Crypto payments today still feel too technical. We’re building Exion to make stablecoins as easy to use as mobile money.” Closing Exion Finance is building real payment infrastructure for emerging markets, turning stablecoins into usable currency for daily transactions. That is what we want to see and what building on Avalanche in Africa looks like. Learn More To learn more about Exion Finance, check out their platform and community channel: Website: exion.finance LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/exion-… App: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Spot the backend developer 😄

I'm trying to build a solution, an Agent that browses tenders, companies needing revamping of websites, Systems, Dashboards, companies needing AI solutions. then auto-drafts proposals based on what they need.

You girls keeps proving to these men they are the prize daily

Nitatoa wapi wa kunilipia masters aki?😭😭

unfortunately, i'm a girl who takes words to heart so yes, i remember every little thing you said and it stuck with me, whether it was good or bad..

Naa, problems exists because developers want to learn one language and use it for everything. - JS is great in the Web. - Python was meant for people who don't care much about programming but need to write code once in a while. Now it somehow powers IG (Heavily modified). - PHP was meant to SSR HTML. - Most of you are too young to know why Java mattered in the 90s. Write now you C program easily runs in all major operating systems. That was unthinkable back then. Java did some weird stuff like using a signed int for a Byte. We all know the total possible combination in a byte in 256 right? well, not In Java.

Building something that solves your own problem is still one of the best starting points for a side project You are the most accessible user you have.