The person behind the pages
My Story
My work sits where learning, technology and society meet — which is also, fittingly, what I studied for my master's degree.
Most of what I build is for learners in Nigeria: university students finding their footing in academic life, young people working out what career to launch, entrepreneurs looking for guidance. I've learned that the quickest way to lose a learner is to hand them material that feels like it was written for somewhere else. So I design with stories, familiar names and real local situations — a student weighing up a source, a team lead navigating change — and let the frameworks sit inside them.
I'm also someone who learns by building. When the Literacy Development Foundation needed a production-ready course, I taught myself Articulate Storyline 360 while building it. When storyboards for a 13-module programme needed to stay consistent, I started generating them programmatically. That habit — learning the tool in the middle of doing the work — runs through most of what I make.
Underneath the professional work are the things this site makes room for: writing, faith and reflection, and listening widely. They shape how I think about learning, and I wanted one place where all of it could live together.
What's next
I'm continuing to grow as a curriculum developer and learning designer, and I'm open to conversations about mid-level roles in the UK.