By Prof. Alex O. Akpodiete Alex@Atawa.AI In 1983, as a 15-year-old Nigerian immigrant beginning university in the United States, I faced a puzzling dilemma: what to study. Back in Nigeria, students chose a career track by their third year in secondary school—either sciences or arts. Since my father was a judge-turned-lawyer, law seemed a natural path. But I soon discovered that in America, law was a graduate degree.I tried psychology and criminology, but they felt too easy. Then I stumbled across computers—and thought I had found my calling. But…
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