My Challenge

While I still train people in tech, after some years. I get to realize that Hausa Native Speakers like me don't get to show up in Tech Trainings, Workshops and more happening out there (Virtually), like the Career Ex Training I mentioned earlier (Had thousands of people but Hausa Native Speakers were extremely low) and likes. And the cybercafé I worked at for years showed me the reality that most government workers, staff, students and more, have much difficulties in navigating computers, operating Microsoft office and likes, which I see as a basic necessity for everyone in the 21st century to know. But they fail to find something that will lecture them on this at their convenient time like having virtual sessions.

I then asked myself as to why, and I all got the answers, because all the training we've been offering was in our local language and people were interested and loved it, even though most were totally free. So the Key here is Language (Hausa). 

Moreover, I didn't care much about social media presence then, so even though we have social media handles, we don't really share anything through them, as much as it should be. And I haven't changed a bit on that for too long.