Growing up in Nigeria, I watched technology reshape every industry except the ones that mattered most to ordinary people. Armed with a degree in Economics from the University of Benin, I understood the systems. What I needed was the tools to change them.
I taught myself to code — not in a bootcamp, not with a mentor, but through relentless iteration: building, breaking, rebuilding. Every failed deployment was a lesson. Every live product was proof.
Today, my work spans a World Cup accommodation platform, a nationwide Nigerian marketplace, and a humanitarian digital system. This isn't a portfolio — it's a record of what happens when you refuse to wait for permission.
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