Ada Nduka Oyom

““I know what communities have done for me personally. Communities have had a huge impact on my career growth.” — On why she founded She Code Africa.”

“The women in tech community in Nigeria and Africa still has a very long way to go, there’s so many potentials in girls, ladies and women here, once we acknowledge that we have to start from the grass-root up, it gets a lot easier having them embrace the ideology of W.I.T. I personally believe with the right support, initiatives and personnel, larger input can be gotten from the ladies.”

“You’re Smart, You’re Beautiful, You’re Intelligent! You’re a definition of Beauty and Brains.”

“Being a woman in tech doesn’t just stop at bearing the title, the rest of the world is expectant to see what you can do, how far you can go, how resilient you can be, how smart your brains are and at every given opportunity, do not derail in letting them know your worth!”

“Set goals, work hard towards them, Achieve them.”

“I’m known as the go-getter, the one who’s always trying out new things, the one who pushes a little harder.”

“I believe can achieve whatever it is I set my mind to and that mantra has done a great deal in most of what i do today.”

“Interacting with developers who were levels ahead of me and keeping up with latest technologies only pushed me to want to know more. It’s been that way since then as i’m still learning and growing, everyday.”

“It all started with watching the movie “The Intern“, which sort of mirrored life at Google, i got fascinated by it and decided to take my love for gadgets a step further, I became an active member of the Google student club while in my 2nd year, attending designs and code classes / events.”