Good software should make something better for the people who use it.
That idea has shaped my work since my Software Engineering degree in Abuja, all the way through research computing alongside scientists and engineers in the Wellcome Sanger Institute's BioDev programme, and in the two platforms I built for the staff of Clinirad-Consults.
Because I build what I design, I think carefully about how something will actually be used, not only how it looks. The same thinking carries into my AI and data work: the income bracket chatbot explains every prediction it makes and passes borderline cases to a person, rather than handing back a bare result.
Away from work and study, I’m a pastor and an avid gamer. I’ve also spent time moderating and play-testing for gaming communities.