CHILDHOOD
Gadgets and desktop computers in the house before I knew what they were for.
Watching dad fix things — and slowly realising that things can be understood, not just used.
- curiosity
- screwdrivers
It was supposed to be aerospace. Read the altitude profile — it took a while to climb back up.
CHILDHOOD
Gadgets and desktop computers in the house before I knew what they were for.
Watching dad fix things — and slowly realising that things can be understood, not just used.
I wanted to study Aerospace Engineering. I wanted to work on the things that leave the ground.
“Every kid who looks up long enough ends up wanting to build the thing they are looking at.”
Aerospace education was expensive.
Very few schools in Nigeria offered the program at the time.
So I chose Mechanical Engineering — still the study of how things move and why they fail.
I graduated.
Technology stopped being the thing in the room and started being the thing I was doing.
Frontend, because I love beauty. I like watching things come together, and turning ideas into something a person can touch.
“Because I love seeing the beauty in things.”
XRPL Campus Lead
Blockchain MATA Community Lead at university
Host, NOT Day Nigeria
Twitter Developer Community Lead — back when it was still Twitter
Trading first. Curiosity dressed up as a strategy.
Then building instead of watching: applications, smart contracts, hackathons, blockchain ecosystems.
Startup co-founder. Frontend developer. Web3 builder. Content creator. Writer.
Still figuring out how many things one person is allowed to be interested in.
XRPL
Campus Lead
Student ambassador program
Blockchain MATA
Community Lead
University chapter
NOT Day Nigeria
Host
On the mic, in front of the room
Twitter Developer Community
Lead
Before Twitter became X
Four communities before any of the code shipped. Turns out getting people into a room is its own engineering discipline.