Founder @ EdenXQ Building EVE Building in public from Nigeria 馃嚦馃嚞

Abia, Nigeria
Joined March 2026
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Replying to @TosinOlugbenga
I beg to differ I think Nigeria needs more founders building independent companies and competing aggressively, not merging just because they're solving similar problems Competition pushes people to build better products We need more of it, not less
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I beg to differ I think Nigeria needs more founders building independent companies and competing aggressively, not merging just because they're solving similar problems Competition pushes people to build better products We need more of it, not less
I think many Nigerian founders and their startups should collaborate more. Some similar products can be merged, so you guys can put your efforts together to push. One person is pushing 5 products alone; another is pushing 6. And three of them are similar products.
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Replying to @speedrun
Quick question, do you guys invest in African startups too, or am I about to apply just to get my heart broken? 馃槶
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I don't think you understand how much I believe in myself. I'm genuinely my own biggest fan.馃挏
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I genuinely believe I am going to be one of the greatest to ever do it. You don't have to agree. 馃槀
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For those wondering what EVE actually is... EVE is an AI-powered platform we're building to change how people connect, interact with technology, and experience the world around them. Imagine having your own personal AI that helps you learn, create, organize your life, and get things done. But EVE goes beyond just answering questions. We're building a system that can turn what you want into real-world outcomes. You tell EVE what you need, it understands your intent, connects you to the right people, services, or resources, and helps you get it done. We're also rethinking how people discover and interact with the world around them, from connecting with people to finding businesses, places, and opportunities. The bigger vision is to bring people, intelligence, and real-world services into one connected experience. We're starting with a small part of that vision, and we'll keep building. A whole new world. 馃挏
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It's launch week for EVE. We're launching on the web first, then bringing it to mobile as an app. We've been building this for months, and there's still a lot we want to improve. But I think it's time to let people actually use what we've built. A little nervous about putting it out there, can't lie. 馃槀 Can't wait for you guys to try EVE. 馃挏
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Henry Ezechukwu retweeted
Been working on EVE for a while now. An AI assistant built with Nigerians in mind. And yes, she speaks Pidgin too. 馃槀馃挏 Still a lot of work to do, but we鈥檙e getting somewhere.
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Been working on EVE for a while now. An AI assistant built with Nigerians in mind. And yes, she speaks Pidgin too. 馃槀馃挏 Still a lot of work to do, but we鈥檙e getting somewhere.
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I applied to Y Combinator last batch with just an idea. Didn鈥檛 get in. Now I have actually built the product, and I鈥檓 thinking of giving it another shot. Also been looking into a16z Speedrun. Not sure which one to go for. Anyone here have experience with either?
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Henry Ezechukwu retweeted
Is replying to other people鈥檚 posts still the fastest way to grow on X? Or has the algorithm changed?
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Henry Ezechukwu retweeted
Small Sunday nudge for founders Message the person who gave you your first yes. The first customer, the first angel, the friend who sent the deck to someone. Don't ask for anything. Just say thank you
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Replying to @ManUtd
馃様this is just not fair
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Hey @grok, if Nigeria were to build its own Silicon Valley, which city would you pick? And please don鈥檛 just say Lagos because that鈥檚 where all the VCs live. 馃槶
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Man, I really want to be part of this tech race. The US and China are out there building crazy things, investing billions, competing to shape the future. And somehow I鈥檓 here in Nigeria thinking I can compete with these people too. 馃槶 I don鈥檛 know how we鈥檙e going to pull it off yet, but I genuinely want in.
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I actually support larping. Call yourself a founder. Act like you鈥檙e building the next billion-dollar company. Dream way beyond your current reality. Just make sure you鈥檙e actually building something. Sometimes you have to be a little delusional before the world takes you seriously.
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Replying to @Thewrldbaby
This is exactly how we keep avoiding the real problem. Religion didn鈥檛 steal public funds, destroy our institutions or make our leaders unaccountable people did. There are religious countries doing far better than Nigeria. Our problem isn鈥檛 that Nigerians believe in God. It is that we have built a country where those in power can fail repeatedly without consequences. Blaming God is easier than holding people accountable馃槕
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Replying to @Maximiliankao
I will tell u for free. NOTHING they will just ruin this perfect Sunday
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Replying to @jack
There is a moat. It鈥檚 just getting harder to defend. Building software is becoming cheaper, but getting people to use it, trust it, and stay is still incredibly difficult. AI might kill the technical moat, but it won鈥檛 magically give you distribution, network effects, or customer loyalty. If anything, those advantages are becoming more valuable.
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