How Cisco's CCNA Saved My Life | Nigeria to Denmark

[@a-ydot]

I did my CompTia A+ last year during NYSC. Got a good job with that. Now, i'm working on my CCNA and AWS. I'll write my CCNA around April and the AWS soon after. I'm loving this path especially since most people coming into "tech" always want to jump into web development or data analytics. I've always been more interested in embedded systems, Newtwork engineering and telecommunications.

[@johnkatende3]

Sharp guy. I’ve always had the same mindset, to be fair I never really enjoyed programming and glad I can get this far with only python knowledge. Keep going brother goodspeed on the CCNA journey, you got this! Where are you based?

[@Tobe580]

What kind of Job did you get with an A+? That’s crazy

[@Andreywatchlist]

Why did you get the A+ instead of the security plus and how much did it cost?

[@a-ydot]

@@johnkatende3 Lagos, Nigeria. Also, which university did you attend in Northern Cyprus

[@a-ydot]

@@Tobe580 IT Operations Specialist for an Energy company here in Lagos. Mind you, it wasn't only my A+ that helped me, I have other certificates from Google, past experience and also decent portfolio. I just decided to write the A+ last year and it exposed me to more opportunities.

[@odohsalem770]

Wow! This is a great journey from a very determined guy. I am doing my nysc at an isp company in Abuja even though I studied environmental engineering, I have been using Jeremy’s i.t lab to study for the CCNA for 3 months now and I’m hoping to take the exam this year.

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks for your kind comment sir! These are the stories I love to hear, what an experience it must be working at an ISP, I hear that their environments are often stressful, is that true? Super happy to hear that you are going for the CCNA and wish you all the success in the world🫶🫶

[@Bella-gg8fm]

Congratulations once again John!🥳🥳 Insightful and hilarious because having that fear is so real and relatable 😂😂😂

[@johnkatende3]

Thank you sooo much Bella!! I’m not ready for that country oh, I’m a soft boy 🤣

[@web3jerry]

I'm hapy for you mhen, the story really touched me. More grace brother

[@johnkatende3]

Means a lot my bro, thanks for your comment and I wish you the same and even better!

[@solomoniraoyah9074]

It's funny how this is so chill and educative..like 😮😮...Thank you

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@evanjoroge7033]

Heyy John, Thank you for sharing your story. You're the first Network Engineer I subscribed to when I looked into Network Engineering 6 mths ago. I am in NetClan, a Network Engineering program for African Ladies. I am working towards my CCNA. Keep doing these kind of videos.

[@johnkatende3]

Wow this means a lot to hear! The NetClan sounds like a wonderful initiative and I’m glad to hear that there’s a supportive community! Thanks for the kind words, my goal this year is to post at least 2 videos a month. Hope you can keep me accountable haha🫶🫶🫶

[@evanjoroge7033]

@johnkatende3 Eish 😅 would love to keep you accontable. This is my type of content, I want to see alot more. NetClan is topnotch! 👏👏 Yeah, keep going

[@evanjoroge7033]

*Accountable

[@johnkatende3]

I saw the page on LinkedIn earlier this year but wasn’t aware it was geared towards women! I love that idea so much! Fear not, in my next video will be a bit like a work vlog! Should be up next week Wednesday❤️

[@wadeeraya8131]

Very inspiring and insightful video! Huge respect to you and your commitment 🙏 Hope you the best always

[@johnkatende3]

I deep appreciate that Wadeeee! Likewise my brother🫶

[@lawansadiqabubakar5606]

Currently in my final year studying Computer Engineering too and I'm also studying for the CCNA which is proving to be difficult due to lack of time. I'll use this video as a motivation for me to continue the grind

[@johnkatende3]

That’s incredible! My brother is studying for the CCNA currently as well and I realize how difficult it can be. It’s a really tough exam and requires dedication but doing a little everyday, even if it’s 30 minutes, goes a long way. You got this brother, your future self will thank you.

[@danielogbonna1584]

New subscriber here. I currently work as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Nigeria, but looking to deepen my networking knowledge by studying and getting the ccna. I am also looking to apply for a master's program this year. This video was really inspiring to watch. I wish you more success in all your endeavors! Watched at 1.5x speed as suggested, lol

[@johnkatende3]

Welcome aboard and thanks for the sub! Check scholarshipdb dot net maybe you could find something there and kudos on attempting the CCNA, one thing I neglected to mention in the video is how hard it is even for an entry level cert but it’s certainly doable, especially for a cloud guru! Best of luck brother❤️

[@hushmix5536]

Chill guy . love how he put things together . Thank you

[@johnkatende3]

I appreciate you brother, thanks for the kind words!

[@praiseadeoti4295]

Yo, that s great man, also a Nigerian that studied in northern Cyprus, European University of Lefke, computer eng. Also...it feels so good hearing your story man, as im also studying up into cybersecurity... Keep up the good stuff

[@johnkatende3]

God I love the internet that’s actually so cool that you were on the island and studied the same! Thanks for the kind words man and godspeed in your cybersecurity journey, we need more folk like you!

[@JM_SysTech_Insights]

The title attracted me... Thank you my man. Planning to move to US joining my wife. I got my CCNA cert and keep working on my CCNP now. And i think things will be nice once there

[@johnkatende3]

My brothaaa! I love this! Thanks for sharing, I’m excited on your behalf for the reunification with your family! I’m also studying for the CCNP ENCOR now and wish you all the best as well. I think you will be just fine❤️ my regards to your wife!

[@JM_SysTech_Insights]

@johnkatende3 Thank you John, ENCOR is going is more complex cert, networking concepts are explained in depth and sometimes you can go mad😁... I will give her your greeting thanks a lot

[@johnkatende3]

@ Yeah its definitely more annoying, I am looking forward more towards ENARSI than ENCOR but I have to move the bigger stone first I guess! Which path CCNP track are you on?

[@adeoyejoseph2960]

Congratulations, John. You are so lucky to have escaped the youth service. I am an entry level engineer with some months of experience. I applied for NYSC hoping to be posted to Lagos but I was posted to a remote village where I can’t even access any switches or routers. Well, I am grateful for Packet Tracer 😅. Amazing story congratulations

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks for your kind comment boss. And thank God indeed for Packet tracer, it was instrumental in passing my CCNA exam and I wish you the same success! How far are you along with your service?

[@adeoyejoseph2960]

@ just 6 months left. You inspire me so much. Please keep making videos. Thanks boss

[@johnkatende3]

@@adeoyejoseph2960 man this just made my day. You are inspiring me now to make more videos and that, I will do

[@SYS-q6q]

truly inspirational dude, kudos to your determination and wish nothing but success in your endeavors!

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks a lot! Wishing you all the best as well!

[@doyinsola8974]

Wow! I love the testimony! Well done!!!

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks Deedee, god is the greatest❤️

[@jehmarmerto7750]

Hey man! Congratulations on your winnings! Keep winning brother!

[@johnkatende3]

Appreciate it!!

[@Temijr2025]

hi john thanks for making this vidoe it was very inspiratinal sir am also going on the journey of becoming a SOC analyt wishing everyone good luck on there journey

[@johnkatende3]

Boss thanks for watching, I wish you nothing but the best in your journey❤️

[@akinyemiemmanuel9056]

Very motivational speech from you, I'm an intern in a networking firm, and im planning to start my ccna course this year, tho I've been learning some courses online

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks boss. You seem to be in the right environment. If you can start now my brother even if it’s 30mins a day just force it, I promise you will look back and thank yourself one day. Hope you’re using Jeremy IT labs, his course is free on KZbin.

[@IntroTechwithM]

Wonderful watch. Big ups. Wish you more success.

[@johnkatende3]

@@IntroTechwithM much love my brother. Thank you so much, I wish you likewise and more ❤️

[@Jumss-i1o]

I'm so happy for you ❤️

[@johnkatende3]

This means a lot to me❤️ Thank you so much!

[@obakasampson6408]

nice one John! I did Huawei's HCNA in 2020, i was in 300L and it was free for EEE students, I've studied for the CCNA coz its more popular, but the certification is expensive. Its still on my bucket list tho

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks for the kind comment brother! This is the first I hear of the HCNA too, you learn something new every day! Yeah 300$ is a lot and I often forget cause I got a voucher for my exam attempt🤣

[@Eazi_boii]

I can relate well to this video. Steady building oneself is key. I wrote my first cert in cybersecurity planning to write more

[@johnkatende3]

Happy to hear that my bro! Stack them up 🤝

[@adenirantimilehin7206]

congratulations. what an inspiring video!

[@johnkatende3]

Thank you sir!!

[@hazemsolaiman9520]

Big man John 🦾 keep inspiring broski

[@johnkatende3]

Hope I inspire you to do a marathon 🤣❤️

[@ij435]

Congratulations my dear!🥳🥹

[@johnkatende3]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@BillyG-l7p]

Interesting watch Thanks for making the 10 minutes worth it with insightful knowledge gems as in; if you are into tech make sure you have skills and certs before you japa Once again Cheers!

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks for watching boss. I’m literally begging Nigerians🤣 going abroad with your Nigerian work ethic + skills and certs in your back pocket. Na opportunity go Dey rush you.

[@nourhouda4550]

i got my masters degree last summer, been applying until now i got no acceptance am really lost, it was very interesting watching your video thanks ♥

[@johnkatende3]

Look for positions on scholarshipdb.net brother. Congratulations on your masters!!

[@napoleon760]

I did a training for CCNA during NYSC in 2012... Couldnt go for the exam but i might just take another look at it

[@johnkatende3]

The CCNA then versus now is drastically different. A bit easier now if you ask me. Go for it if you have the time for it, you won’t regret it!!

[@napoleon760]

@@johnkatende3 Thank you for the encouragement. I'll definitely start looking into it

[@johnkatende3]

@ let me know hand you pass the exam please I love hearing success stories!

[@napoleon760]

@@johnkatende3 will do 👍

[@abasiamaanthony1060]

Very inspiring Congratulations 👏👏

[@johnkatende3]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ebukadike3498]

Very inspiring ❤❤

[@johnkatende3]

Glad you think so!

[@festustemitope604]

Your story is very inspiring.... Thank you! How possible is someone without a degree to get hired with CCNA?

[@johnkatende3]

In North America it’s possible especially with a some experience. But as you may know, in Nigeria it’s difficult to get anywhere career-wise without a degree :(

[@jucelcleandro1626]

Great video, but next time try to use a microfone so you can improve the audio quality. God bless you.💪🏾

[@johnkatende3]

Much appreciated brother thanks for the feedback! God bless you more ❤️

[@mouhamedolossoumare5158]

I am here watching that video but I have the exam scheduled for tomorrow😂

[@johnkatende3]

You got this!! Don’t let the labs slow you down ;)

[@topefestus2193]

We are all inspired 💪❤️

[@johnkatende3]

Coming from you that means a lot ❤️

[@kelechidavid539]

So lucky I got to experience this miracle firsthand🤧🙏... Most inspiring thing ever❤

[@johnkatende3]

Seeing prayers getting answered in real time is wild my bro❤️

[@damilolaagoi-george7593]

Great video! This video is very inspirational and I'm glad I came across this video. What advice do you have for someone like me who just got his ccna last year and would like to move to denmark too

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks for the comment and question my bro! Firstly congratulations on obtaining your CCNA, I don’t know your highest education level here but moving to Denmark for work without a masters or many years of experience is impossible if you are not already in the EU. If you want to move here you have to find scholarships or find the cheapest possible school which in all likelihood will also be expensive since it’s Denmark🤣 I wouldn’t recommend focusing on coming here because of how difficult it is without a job offer.

[@damilolaagoi-george7593]

@johnkatende3 thank you for your response Bro. Unfortunately for me, I don't have a master's but I'll definitely be on the lookout for a way. The sky is the limit bro. Bless you

[@abdramanebakhit5449]

Congratulations🎉.

[@johnkatende3]

Thank you very much!!🎈🎉

[@4Gaius]

Preach, Bro!

[@johnkatende3]

Somebody has to!🫶

[@reagannyabuon8348]

We need to hear how you took your bros to Europe.

[@johnkatende3]

The story is long🤣 I only helped to bring one tho, the others came by themselves .

[@nanakwamegyamfiantwi8360]

Hi John, got the CompTIA Network and Security+ Last year

[@johnkatende3]

That is insane! Well done, what field are you interested in?

[@abdullahiabdi2660]

Have you been able to land any jobs yet chale?

[@joel9909]

Subscribed Congrats brother

[@johnkatende3]

Much love brother and thank you, truly.

[@saitamajay6435]

Congrats from a Ghanian brother

[@johnkatende3]

Ahn thanks chale!❤️ much love

[@edtamakloe5875]

Great inspiration. Denmark is a dream country because of their work-life balance and serenity. I want to know if one has HND and not a bachelors but does the Cisco CCNA, would it still be beneficiary?

[@johnkatende3]

Thanks for the kind words! Denmark is indeed a dream come true, literally the best country in Europe if you ask me but I am biased🤣 the answer to your question depends on which country/continent you’re in. If you’re in Nigeria for example, you won’t get anywhere in the corporate world without a university degree or insane connections. The CCNA is a stamp of foundational network knowledge, that is absolutely beneficial in any world!

[@edtamakloe5875]

@@johnkatende3 Thank you very much for your reply. I am in Ghana, West Africa though.

[@dexter9459]

lol , the same story 😂 , I am beginning to suspect KZbin and google , I had this phrase as well . CCNA saved me also in Poland from Nigeria as well

[@johnkatende3]

🤣my brother we need to connect! God I love the internet. Why are you running from your country, who’s going to save Nigeria then?😂

[@Life_Lessons10]

Did you eventually do the NYSC program, I'm currently in 300L, I plan to take the CCNA certification exam after my Industrial Training in Cyber security, I want to know if doing the NYSC will come in handy along the way

[@johnkatende3]

I will never do such a thing!🤣 I live and work abroad and don’t plan to work in Nigeria any time soon. Once I turn 30 I don’t have to do NYSC. If you need to get experience in Nigeria or want to start your career then you have to do the NYSC sadly.

[@Life_Lessons10]

@johnkatende3 Truely sad. I'll make sure I don't waste the year. I'll get my certificate within that year and work hard to leave the county immediately after.

[@johnkatende3]

@@Life_Lessons10 it is what it is man we don’t choose the cards we are dealt. Wishing you success in your studies. Please feel free to send me updates in the comments when your are studying for the CCNA! You got this!

[@Life_Lessons10]

@@johnkatende3 thanks so much for the help

[@ChristianMoses-zl9jd]

I just finished my ccna course on udemy , but most of my practicals were on gns3

[@johnkatende3]

You are a gangsta! Why not packet tracer though?

[@ChristianMoses-zl9jd]

Yeah I also used packet tracer, so am just trying to look for somewhere to get my hands on physical equipments

[@johnkatende3]

Check Facebook marketplace

[@ChristianMoses-zl9jd]

Ok thanks Please How can I get to reach you

[@ChristianMoses-zl9jd]

Thanks I will be glad if you do a video on how to get a scholarship or job in Denmark

[@danielsavignon6652]

Do you think it was only your CCNA or the fact that you had a related Master degree and TA experience, what helps you land that role in the Netherlands ?

[@johnkatende3]

I almost got a job in The Netherlands, but they moved on with other candidates because I wasn’t eligible for a Search Year Visa due to m my University’s low Ranking. Masters are highly valued in Europe, but my CCNA helped me standout in my humble opinion!

[@tubeviral1897]

Brother I am your subscriber.. from Sri Lanka.. I have done CCNA international & High National Diploma in IT. I want some ideas to get a job.

[@johnkatende3]

Hey brother thanks for subscribing! I would say you should get some experience, and upgrade your CV. What’s a CCNA international? You mean the official exam?

[@tubeviral1897]

@johnkatende3 thank you for your reply. Yes I did the CCNA official exam And I have passed.

[@johnkatende3]

@ congratulations!! Do you have any experience?

[@tubeviral1897]

@@johnkatende3 no previous experience.

[@johnkatende3]

@@tubeviral1897 you can’t find any internships?

[@obamsigns]

How do you carry on with the language barrier in Denmark?

[@johnkatende3]

Great question! Thanks for asking. Well Danes are ranked 2nd or 3rd in the word as not-native English speakers so just about anyone you meet speaks English to a decent level. However it’s not their default setting, you can almost see the loading bar in their eyes downloading the English.pkg file when you initiate a conversation in English. It is also often the case that people speak Danish to me by default which I am also pleasantly surprised by. I am learning the language to cope with whatever little barrier that’s left.

[@obamsigns]

Haah 😅😅😅 nice one keep churning out them videos

[@I_Unintentionally_Morph]

please tips for studying ccna +

[@johnkatende3]

I’ll make make a video for that this weekend. But generally my advise is to lab lab lab, do the labs and mess around as much as possible! Take a lot of notes while going through the course and use Boson for practice exams.

[@andreda-silva3552]

Thank you

[@johnkatende3]

Happy to help!

[@Dedoyin_the_animator]

Oga John Doe (Web guy joke😂) please how do I study for CCNA, I am doing my NYSC , i can sacrifice the time to learn , help a brother with resources

[@johnkatende3]

My boss, I would recommend Udemy CCNA course by Neil Andersen. If you can’t afford that then Jeremy IT lab CCNA course is free on KZbin.

[@thaArcadeGuy]

And I was wondering how can Katende be Nigerian until 3:29.

[@johnkatende3]

😂😂 your suspicions are valid cause my father is actually Ugandan. Thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@chidubemogu7238]

Couple questions bro So I need only the CCNA to land a job Are you working with hardware or software or both What about Aws in cloud computing bro

[@johnkatende3]

Hey thanks for the comment! I never suggested that the CCNA is a golden ticket, please read the disclaimer in the description. You have to obviously be interested in networking to take this route. Both, there are many tools and softwares you get familiar with in the career path. What about AWS? I don’t really care about the cloud, I’m describing what worked for me and how I became a network engineer.

[@reagannyabuon8348]

Cloud computing and Networks are different bro ...

[@mysticalxd4220]

I got my CCNA and security plus when I was 16 who has any tips for landing a job, I am currently 17

[@johnkatende3]

You are insane! But I think your age/experience might be working against you when it comes to employment. You might wanna start with internships to build some experience on your CV.

[@Pius_Solomon]

Good morning John, My name is Pius Solomon and I am currently in a cyber security program in Nigeria and Our facilitator uses Cisco. Please can I be your student assistant or can you be my online mentor?

[@johnkatende3]

Oga Solo, I greet you! It’s great to hear you are getting an education in Cyber security! Isn’t it exciting? Sadly I am not in a position to mentor anyone, I still have a lot to learn myself. I would happily give tips on how to study for the CCNA though!

[@Pius_Solomon]

Thank you sir, I would appreciate it sir.

[@DIGITALOfppt]

Hello jhon im watching your video from Morocco and I'ma still studying my CCNA in school what piece of advice that you could give me especially when I'm interested in Cloud field

[@johnkatende3]

Hey boss having networking fundamentals knowledge is a great start to a tech career no what field you want to go into, everything runs on a network one way or the other. Cloud is an amazing and fast growing field and I think you should go for it if it is interesting you but having the CCNA will give you a huge boost! Best of luck ❤️

[@DIGITALOfppt]

@@johnkatende3 thanks🌟

[@chukwunwikeakah4692]

Does CCNA certificate expire ?

[@johnkatende3]

Yes it does, it’s valid for 3 years but you can easily renew it by taking free courses to receive CE (Continuing Education) credits.

[@kasper_183]

Great testimony ❤just a question can l get a job with the ccna and my o levels only overseas...???

[@johnkatende3]

Hi there thanks for your comment! Overseas is a rather broad range. In Europe you for sure need higher education to have a shot, I.e a masters degree. The other pathway is coming through school and staying because of your skills/talent.

[@kasper_183]

@johnkatende3 🙏Thank you..

[@johnkatende3]

@ anytime brother

[@edwardonyia-b2w]

what about the ccnp are you going to do that

[@johnkatende3]

I am studying for ENCOR and will take the exam in May🥳

[@alphauprisingAU]

Can i ask how to get started with the ccna journey🙏

[@johnkatende3]

Yes I joined a Cisco Networking Academy but really there’s a free course on KZbin - Jeremy IT lab CCNA course is all you need ❤️

[@alphauprisingAU]

@johnkatende3 thanks bro

[@johnkatende3]

Happy to help!

[@chukwunwikeakah4692]

Please how much is the this ccna exam ?

[@johnkatende3]

The exam costs 300$ but at least the course and practice simulation software is free.

[@johnkatende3]

+ There are testing centers all over the world! I would recommend that instead of online

[@joejoe2452]

So you went. Back to Nigeria and the company sponsored your work visa? Most jobs online don’t offer visa sponsorship so it’s really hard to apply if you are overseas? Please let me know how you did it?

[@johnkatende3]

Hey thanks for your comment. I applied for a PhD position, which is considered as a 9-5 job here. The school handled the process for the residence permit but I paid the appointment, application and embassy fees, plus flights. So not entirely sure if it was sponsored.

[@Marilyn_ken]

I got into this network engineering cohort that offers free CCNA exam lo and behold my laptop crashed and hp support is telling me today I need 780k 😂😂Naria to fix it because I had tried the locals before and they couldn't fix it.. I don't know if I should let the program organisers know I want to drop out of the class. 😭

[@johnkatende3]

The CCNA exam is not feee o

[@Marilyn_ken]

@johnkatende3 yes the organisers are working with cisco directly so the CCNA is free for the students.. I already have access to the courses and classes.

[@johnkatende3]

@ That’s fantastic, would this happen to the the Cisco Networking Academy or Cisco U? In any case the official certification exam would still cost money to book no?

[@timicodes]

Please can you share what website were you using to hunt for scholarships

[@johnkatende3]

Of course! its scholarshipdb dot net Best of luck to you!!

[@generalpurposetris]

Why do you credit the CCNA? Would you advise this for Bachelors Degree students or even those without one? And why Europe?

[@johnkatende3]

Because it is a globally recognized certification and with knowledge of networking fundamental you can confidently dive head first into so many fields, be it cloud or security. I would recommend anyone at any level to at least study the material. It would obviously be of more utility if you had a degree alongside, but in the US for example, people get very far in IT without college degrees and just certs. Why Europe, that’s where luck took me I guess hahah

[@MbawikeBonnie-zn9bj]

What resources did you Use for the CCNA

[@johnkatende3]

Neil Anderson Udemy Course Jeremy IT lab KZbin course Cisco Packet Tracer Boson Exam Simulator

[@edtamakloe5875]

How long did it take for you to go through the CCNA course please?

[@johnkatende3]

It was a 2.5-3 month course but, I started in March and finished the course in June. Self studied for 2 months and took the exam in August 😁

[@edtamakloe5875]

@@johnkatende3 alright. so does it mean you didn't have hands-on practical experience while you were studying?

[@johnkatende3]

@@edtamakloe5875 nope, I had access to the lab in the summer so I went and messed around a bit but I had no idea what to do, lab-wise.

[@edtamakloe5875]

@@johnkatende3 Alright. Thank you once again. Do you have any idea, undergraduate scholarship opportunities in Denmark for International Students? Also, would you advice me to get the CCNA online or in-person, especially as I do not have networking devices at my disposal and wouldn't want to only practice using packet tracer simulator.

[@johnkatende3]

@ I have no idea about undergraduate sadly. I was in the Danish graduate school system for 5 months only. I think you don’t need any equipment to study and fully understand the material. Equipment is for home lab projects that you can put on your CV as experience :) don’t let it stop you from starting

[@tassiblezilundu7602]

Hey so in that 600$ exam fee and tuition fee was inclusive?

[@johnkatende3]

We got an official exam discount voucher included also but yeah it covered only the classes, access to the Netacad resources and physical lab to get hands on experience. But now there’s a free course by Jeremy IT lab on KZbin. You can really just self study tbh at your own pace.

[@tassiblezilundu7602]

@johnkatende3 thanks bro.

[@johnkatende3]

Anytime!

[@joejoe2452]

Bro so did you went on scholarship or parents paid for it?

[@johnkatende3]

PhD is considered as a full time job here and I was paid a fair salary. But my parents paid for my flight and some of my visa fees yes.

[@joejoe2452]

@ you said you studied bachelors and masters was that on scholarship because if we are lucky to get scholarship we have to go back and work in our country for 2-4 years to pay it off

[@johnkatende3]

@ No no haha my bachelors and masters were paid straight out of my dad’s pocket, god bless him.

[@joejoe2452]

@ thanks bro for sharing .. bless your family ❤️

[@johnkatende3]

@ thanks for watching bro, likewise ❤️

[@URNEXTCISO]

Subbed

[@johnkatende3]

May this be your best year yet! Thank you.

[@damilola.online]

You don ginger me. +1 Subscriber

[@johnkatende3]

That hand wey you use press that button is blessed. Much love my g🫶

[@jeomvictor]

😅😅John why are you running from your country... but yeah Man congratulations!!

[@johnkatende3]

hahah Nigeria is full, I am making space for others ;) Thanks my guy 🫶

[@web3jerry]

Come back ke...😂 run o

[@johnkatende3]

🤣🤣 izz gone

[@femiobatoki6042]

Yeah he was a great Lecturer at CU 😅

[@johnkatende3]

That warms my heart to hear. I could sense it as a little boy back then❤️ thanks for the comment.

[@sudo-qn7yr]

Really amazing content, thanks for sharing - Where can we reach you tho, discord ?

[@johnkatende3]

Much appreciated Sudo! I think I should start using discord more and I will link my socials in the video description shortly but I can be reached on LinkedIn