diff --git a/ogbemi_Mene.md b/ogbemi_Mene.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6a4ca7de --- /dev/null +++ b/ogbemi_Mene.md @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +# Git Lesson Homework + +## assignment questions +1. Fork this repository to create a version where you are the owner +2. Clone the fork to your local machine +3. Open the local repository in VSCode +4. In VSCode, create a local branch called `bio-page` +5. Create a new file called `FIRSTNAME_LASTNAME.md` + - For example, if your name is Joe Smith then call your file `JOE_SMITH.md` +6. In this file, write an introduction yourself. You should include: + 1. Your name + 2. Your favourite sport and why you like it + 3. Your favourite food and why it's your favourite + 4. A link to a video of your favourite music + 5. An interesting fact about yourself - impress us! + +## Response to the assignment +My name is Ogbemi Mene +My favorite sport is Football, and I am a passionate supporter of Chelsea Football Club. I love the game because of its incredible power to bring people together and the immense joy it radiates to fans across the globe. +My top culinary choice is Banga Soup and Starch, a traditional delicacy from the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. It is my favorite because the recipes are inherently medicinal, offering a perfect blend of authentic flavor and health benefits. +I find great inspiration in the song "My Friend" by the Nigerian singer Johnny Drille. You can watch the official video at the link below: +https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSK5eApRGwQ +I am a Mechanical Engineer transitioning into the Tech world to become a DevOps Engineer. Mechanical engineers are fundamentally built to solve problems, and I am bringing that ingrained problem-solving skill to the software development lifecycle. I am excited to streamline processes, manage infrastructure, and bridge the gap between development and operations teams to ensure faster, more reliable releases. This ability to break down and solve complex mechanical systems is the very transferable skill that will drive my success in DevOps. +