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Olu Niyi-Awosusi is a developer, writer, and speaker based in London with a passion for web accessibility, social justice, and sewing. Loves building side projects and advocating for internet accessibility.

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Web accessibility Advanced React JavaScript Building side projects Computer science Social justice Sewing clothes Movement and exercise

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A personal reflection on birthday celebrations, clothing consumption, social media habits, and creative projects, emphasizing self-acceptance and the joy of making.
The author shares 26 hopes for 2026, focusing on personal growth, community engagement, and creative pursuits while inviting readers to reflect on their own aspirations.
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