
Hope4PKD Patients Initiative
A trusted patient support ecosystem for individuals living with Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) in Nigeria.
- React
- Next.js
- Typescript
- Tailwind CSS
AI Native Full-Stack Engineer · Product-minded
I design and ship AI-powered products that survive real users and bad networks.
CurrentlyGoing deeper on RAG evaluation and agentic systems.


A trusted patient support ecosystem for individuals living with Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) in Nigeria.

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A storefront for Nigerian raw food materials — oils, soup ingredients, grains & cassava, dried fish & seafood, seafood seasonings, and canned goods.
Where the approach comes from.
I grew up around unreliable power, slow networks, and people who still needed software to work. So I build with fewer moving parts, clear ownership, and interfaces that stay calm when everything around them isn’t.
I build LLM-powered products end to end, and I care as much about the edge cases and the handover as I do about the demo.
Calm by default, opinionated about clarity. When there is a boring way to build it, I take the boring way.
I mentor students and share what I learn for free. I’m working on saying it better: writing more, and speaking in the small rooms first.
Tell me what you’re building. I reply within 24 hours.
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What you can hire me for.
RAG pipelines, assistants, and OpenAI/Claude integrations built to hold up under production traffic.
From $2,500
Start a projectEnd-to-end builds on React, Node.js, and PostgreSQL, from first commit to deployed, monitored MVP.
From $2,000
Start a projectFast, accessible interfaces that hold up on slow networks and score well on Core Web Vitals.
From $800
Start a projectA senior review of your codebase, architecture, or AI-readiness, with a report you can act on.
From $40/hr
Start a projectFrom collaborators, clients, and teammates.
Off the clock.
Mostly water, weights, and other people’s countries.
There’s a version of me that lives off the keyboard. Sunday mornings, a kayak before the wind, a gym that doesn’t flatter, students, and the next city.

Mount Kigali. The city only makes sense once you’re standing above it.

Harvest House, Abuja. Sunday mornings don’t move.

On the water before the wind picks up. The good ideas usually show up an hour later.

Most weekdays start here. The one feedback loop that never flatters you.

Hands-on sessions with teenagers, students and junior engineers. The part that compounds.

Postmortems, one book unrelated to tech, and still saying I don’t know yet.

DevFest 2025. Still 20% talks, 80% hallway. I just showed up in the elephant shirt.

The one thing I do with no output and no shipping. Just sound.
On craft
The best ideas I’ve had didn’t come from a keyboard. They came from a walk, a bad connection, or explaining something out loud to someone who’d never heard of it.
On learning
Every senior engineer I respect is still comfortable saying ‘I don’t know yet.’