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Nunsi Shiaki

Nunsi Shiaki

Computer Engineering · Federal University of Technology Akure · Season 2 Episode 5
"Expect growth. Don't expect to stay stunted."
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About

Nunsi Shiaki is a 500-level Computer Engineering student at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) and a prolific builder in the AI, machine learning, and data science space. With over 15 hackathon wins to her name, she views the university experience as an opportunity to learn, build, and create environments where others can thrive. She is deeply committed to democratizing technical knowledge through her leadership in various student communities.

What Shaped Them

Lessons From Their Journey

Collaboration is key: You do not need to be a technical expert to start; she suggests partnering with others to combine different skill sets (coding, design, or management) to build scalable, impactful solutions.
Productivity over mood: Nunsi advocates for detaching productivity from mood swings. She emphasizes that one must consciously choose to remain productive even when facing emotional or academic setbacks.
Active contribution: She believes that simply joining a community isn't enough; you must be an active contributor, even if that starts with something as simple as sending meeting reminders or coordinating tasks for others.

Advice To Younger Students

Start now, the best time was yesterday, the next best time is today. Do not be intimidated by your environment or lack of resources; use the internet to learn, seek mentors, and study those who have achieved what you aspire to. Above all, remain resilient in the face of failure, just as a baby persists until they learn to walk.

Memorable Quote

"Expect growth. Don't expect to stay stunted."

Why We Remember Them

Nunsi Shiaki's story is a testament to the idea that you can build a massive impact from a small beginning. By viewing challenges as opportunities for innovation and prioritizing the growth of those around her, she proves that students have the power to shape their own industry-ready identities long before they graduate.

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Season 2 · Episode 5

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