1309 a.k.a Mambe Churchill Nanje’s birthday
I am happy to launch this new platform as a birthday gift to all my friends world wide. Thank you for supporting me through out my career from an African student to an African Entrepreneur. I would have loved to call names but the list is too long and I will prefer to put the names in future articles.
I was born on the 13th of September and today is my birthday as the title reads.
I wish to thank God for helping me get a job as computer instructor at age 19,
Churchill Teaching
pushing me to start my own venture in software and web at age 20 and giving me
some successful moments as being the first person to host the GCE results in my
country in 2006.
AfroVisioN Group
God himself knows why I started AfroVisioN Group and at age 21
he opened my doors to alot of partners (like Sebastian Schmid) world wide leading
me to alot of opportunities and friends more on www.afrovisiongroup.com and mambenanje.blogspot.com .
At Age 22 I can say I was blessed with meeting strong people like Uncle Che (novicemaster.com), Yannick Nino(kerawa.com), Ekwoge Fritz(kerawa.com, Iyam.mobi), Joel Etum(Africa2point0.com) and Enstine Muki(njangihost.com) just to name a few not forgeting Edouard Ntamba and Ongola boy “merci les gars”. Thanks guys your constant love and push has put me where I am today.
23 was a lucky number: and the most lucky one at that. I revamped my company up to 60clients and employed 10 staff world wide.
AfroVisioN Group lab and team
23 was a lucky number: I got recognised as one of the most promising anglophone Cameroonian by the UPGRADE MAGAZINE team. Thanks guys
23 was a lucky number: I met Papa Qube as we call him or you might know him as Francis Oghuma the CEO of naijaborn.com who later introduced me to our partner and VP of Product Design Adekunle Samuel Owalabi (Kstunt).
my naijaborn.com partners
23 was a lucky number: JCI gave me the award of the most outstanding Entrepreneur in Buea ahead of alot of other vibrant guys here in Buea. (Buea is a booming business ground in West Africa. watch out!)
23 was a lucky number: I got connected with Bill Zimmerman and we got together with Roland Musi of Linkup and some other team mates and villagediary.org was born. I am every greatfull for this experience as the lead developer and it got me more into Project Management softwares like Unfuddle.com, SVN, collabtive and other best practises in software engineering and businesss.
villagediary platform screenshot
23 was a lucky number: because I co-created nexdimempire.com along with my business partner and best pal( some say my hand bag) Steveslil www.steveslil.com and we are aiming for greatness. Thanks Njang Steveslil Mbu for your constant push into entertainment, you got the gift(voice, style) so thanks be to God for you.
23 was a lucky number: I met new partners in Cameroon and world wide like Nworks Group in Malaysia, Samasource in USA, Kitiki Espoir in Garoua, Cameroon, Ihas Idriess in Yola,Nigeria. and manymore. the list is long
23 was a lucky number: I got showcased on so many media outlets around Africa. http://blog.afrigator.com, startupafrica.com 27months.com naijafeed.com davidajao.com appafrica.net webtrendsng.com and many more.
Ngum Ngafor, Anrette Ngafor, Phebe Etchu, WENIE TAILA TAGALAK, AfroVisioN Group Staff, Dynasty Academy, Marcellinus Okeke, Ahmad Mukoshy and all the others I must have forgotten, please dont be angry because I cant take my time to think ok? today is my birthday and I am not even suppose to be on this computer typing these words. So we go catch more later. For now make I go show ma sef with some partying, drinking dancing and all I can do for the birthday tradition while hoping God will give me more success in this new age.
24 will be…..
PS: I dont know but please your comments might help. thanks for being there for me
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September 13th, 2009 at 5:55 am
Big ups ! 1309 ! MAMBE NANJE Africa’s foremost entrepreneur ! show ya sef ! and great post !
September 13th, 2009 at 6:09 am
God bless you real good Mambe.
I’m glad to know you.
Keep up the good work with all your trust in God.
You’ve just inspired me again.
Make every moment of your life count towards greatness.
September 13th, 2009 at 6:54 am
bonne anniversaire, don petit. u know i’m v proud of u. a man of first and a good role model for cameroonians. well done!
September 13th, 2009 at 7:23 am
@papa qube we are in this together 1709 is coming
@freebloger or Adejosi
thanks man, I am happy God is working with me to inspire you. keep doing the good work. I will have to interview you soon
regards
September 13th, 2009 at 9:41 am
@Ngum
you know your the best nah. and all this would have not been possible if you were not there to give me the push.
Thanks to you too and thanks to God for giving me you
September 13th, 2009 at 11:54 am
Its great, you’ve inspired me and a lot of my work mate as well… Keep up the good work and sky is the limit… am looking forward to hosting you pretty soon in Yola. Once more thanks for the mention
September 14th, 2009 at 1:00 am
What a great speech; I read that all.
Thanks for featuring me; I also appreciate meeting you and all the naijaborn team. My birthday wish for you is; long life and prosperity.
May the years ahead bring more joy and happiness to you, your family and all close relations. Happy Birth day.
Thank you for the blackamphi.com birthday gift; i’m a fan.
September 14th, 2009 at 6:48 am
@Ihas we are in this together. thanks
@Ahmad your welcome boss, lets keep charging and I will have to interview you and the tools you use like IDE, programming languages, code management, business management tools and all. So please I hope you will grant me and my team audience when we knock on your door.
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September 16th, 2009 at 7:08 am
i earnestly appreciate your immense creative mind.you are very innovative.thanks for the ideas you used to take me stand where i am today in entertainment.i’m on an indispensable pedestal.All your dreams are gradually turning into reality.I remember how all these big ideas were hatched and people used to call us ”wisay”.lol.Thank God all is happening as planned and WE ARE NOT DONE YET.Happy B-day!!
CAMEROON IS PROUD TO HAVE YOU.
September 18th, 2009 at 7:07 am
@Steveslil
thanks for stopping by this blog and showing ya sef lol
Men its true we were called ‘we say’, but now they wish to be like us and regret ever ignoring. We are still getting started.
blackamphi is proud to know you Steveslil.
God bless you
September 19th, 2009 at 5:40 am
Hi there Churchill.
The venture has just begun you know… For at 23 your list is interesting, but I wish you a teratic* list not only for the 24th, but hopefuly for life.
Joe
September 19th, 2009 at 6:23 am
Good job bro you are opening the eye of African technology.
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