The Nigerian Brothers Who Have Built A Mobile Browser Faster Than Google!

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13 and 15 year old brothers Anesi and Osine Ikhianosime are becoming some what of an on-line sensation. The Nigerian brother have built a faster mobile browser to Google in a bid to create a faster mobile browsing experience.

They attend Greensprings , a prestigious school based in Lagos, Nigeria. When they are not busy coding, the are playing football and hanging out with friends  just like most normal teenagers. 

As young as 7 years old, the boys have always had a passion for technology. The dynamic duo dream to build a better browser for low end feature phones for developing countries in Africa.

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