I was born in Enugu sate, Nigeria on December 14.

Like many kids growing up in the 2000s, my school journey started early — around age two — in a small neighborhood creche where learning felt like an extension of play.

I began my nursery at Uncle D schoool and primary education at Holy Family Academy, and over the years, attended several schools due to family relocations. Each new environment shaped my ability to adapt, connect with people, and stay resilient in the face of change.

In 2016, I completed my secondary education at Okhuesan Secondary School, a period that helped solidify both my academic and personal discipline.

Driven by curiosity and a passion for how things work, I went on to study Industrial and Production Engineering at Ambrose Alli University. My time there sharpened my problem-solving skills and introduced me to the world of systems thinking — laying a solid foundation for my journey into tech, development, and digital innovation.

Though I’m currently a 300-level student of Industrial and Production Engineering at Ambrose Alli University, my passion for tech runs deep — long before Nigeria’s tech boom began.

Even before owning my first PC, I was learning how computers worked. I started out fixing laptops, playing with software, and searching Google for everything from “how the internet works” to design tutorials. What began as curiosity has grown into a career path — from graphic design and WordPress development to SEO, Flutter app development, and marketing automation.

While still in school, I’ve taken on real-world roles and internships. I’ve contributed to high-traffic blogs like MatterArising.com, optimized sites for visibility with Tepsol Universal, and currently train with Kite Finance, a growing fintech platform with over 10,000 users.

In 2022, I had the privilege of being mentored by Randy Bretz through the Moonshot Pirates Mentorship Program — a global initiative for young changemakers. Under Randy’s guidance, I gained valuable insight into leadership, communication, and storytelling from a seasoned TEDx producer and media expert.

My journey hasn’t been linear — but it’s been full of growth, learning, and hands-on experience. I’m not just preparing for the tech world — I’m already in it, building, collaborating, and solving real problems.

I’m the last born in a family of five children — a position that gave me the unique advantage of learning by watching. Growing up in a supportive household, I was constantly inspired by my older siblings and guided by parents who prioritized education, hard work, and personal growth. While we didn’t always have the most, we had enough — and my family’s encouragement has been a major driving force in my journey. Their sacrifices and belief in my potential continue to shape my mindset, pushing me to aim higher, stay grounded, and create something meaningful through tech.