I got into the Nigerian Law School earlier this year where I noticed there was a serious logistics problem within the campus. I built this app, first as my personal remedy to the problem. The idea was that students would be able to post errand on the app and have other students who have prior signed up as erranders pick up and deliver on those errands for a delivery fee. Fast forward to today, in a campus of 800 students, we have over 100 users signed up and over 200 orders processed. This entire project taught me that, actually, starting is the most difficult part. Starting within the high pressure and high intensity environment... overcoming my mind to believe that people would actually want to sign up and bootstrapping the solution...that was all I ever needed to do... everything after that point was automatic. In the third term, I built in the expansion to other Nigerian Law School campuses and really started in one other campus because of time constraints, by the time I'm done with Law school(a month from now), I will work to ensure that NLS Runs is in all lawschool campuses fully and actively.

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