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The Life of a Web3bridger in The Cohort: Mary Gathoni Wangui from kenya

Web3BridgeWed, Oct 9, 2024, 12:00 AM

Mary Gathoni Wangui is a brilliant tech enthusiast with over a year of experience in the field. Recently graduated from a comprehensive tech program, she honed her skills in frontend technologies and emerged as a promising blockchain developer. In this video, she shares her unique journey and highlights from the cohort experience. Don't miss out on hearing firsthand insights from Abigael – watch the full video now!

Transcript

so hello everyone my name is med poro from Nairobi Kenya yeah and I'm going to be telling you about my experience coming to Nigeria for the world three C [Music] 10 the journey was actually very interesting I was excited for it I could coulden Ste you no wait scratch that so the journey was interesting it was hectic years that ped cuz I had to like book things get cards and everything but I was excited about it because I've never been to West Africa or Nigeria to say so it was my first time there and I was excited so the journey was mostly small yeah but it was long and I I liked it either way cuz it was a first time experience the people in the Cort are well is coming very hospitable well at first I was like the only Kenyan in the cohort but they made me feel like I'm home they made me feel confortable so it was not even that hard for me to cope to make friends yeah become friends become like more like family so the people are very hospitable you almost feel like like what like they're tricking you but they actually that nice so I love them ah the food the food is nice I love the food in Nigeria cuz it's I wider variety than what I'm used to in my country also trying out new things the gooy the fuu the yes all that stuff the big names I can't remember but it's actually really nice and I love trying out the F and I think I think I I'll keep taking the food when I'm out of the cot or something I love the food generally I do well it's a bit spicy TOA it's it's nice so initially when talking to the people it was like hand to they see for what they talking about cuz they have like this accent right but with time I'm just like start getting you to and actually learn someone like oh you thewi me uh what What's it spell this one safe so yeah it's an interesting language where we at the end of it I'll have some p in me so yeah that's my experience oh

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