Send us a text There’s a certain type of hunger that can’t be taught—the kind that drives a kid to build a studio in his head before he ever sees one in real life. How did Chopstix go from secretly making beats on a borrowed computer to producing Burna Boy’s "Last Last" and winning a Grammy on Chris Brown’s 11:11 album? In this episode of Noble Conversations, Grammy-winning producer Chopstix shares his journey from the church choir to global hits. We explore the mindset that fueled his ...
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Send us a text There’s a certain type of hunger that can’t be taught—the kind that drives a kid to build a studio in his head before he ever sees one in real life. How did Chopstix go from secretly making beats on a borrowed computer to producing Burna Boy’s "Last Last" and winning a Grammy on Chris Brown’s 11:11 album? In this episode of Noble Conversations, Grammy-winning producer Chopstix shares his journey from the church choir to global hits. We explore the mindset that fueled his ...
Transforming Nigerian Construction Through Sustainability | A Noble Conversation With Isemin Abia
Noble Conversations
50 minutes
1 year ago
Transforming Nigerian Construction Through Sustainability | A Noble Conversation With Isemin Abia
Send us a text Join us as we sit down with Isemin Abia and Mohammed Ali El Sheikh, the visionary co-founders of Oakview Construction. They share their approach to using wood in concrete structures, blending their expertise in mechatronics and civil engineering to create innovative solutions. Gain a deeper understanding of how Oakview Construction is leading the charge in sustainable and efficient building techniques. Finally, we navigate the delicate balance between foreign investment and lo...
Noble Conversations
Send us a text There’s a certain type of hunger that can’t be taught—the kind that drives a kid to build a studio in his head before he ever sees one in real life. How did Chopstix go from secretly making beats on a borrowed computer to producing Burna Boy’s "Last Last" and winning a Grammy on Chris Brown’s 11:11 album? In this episode of Noble Conversations, Grammy-winning producer Chopstix shares his journey from the church choir to global hits. We explore the mindset that fueled his ...
