I'm a backend-leaning software engineer based in Lagos, Nigeria.
I like systems that hold up: auth, access control, and data integrity settled before anyone touches the UI. Structure isn't a nice-to-have, it's the work.
Full-stack when a project needs it. Backend by default.
Security and structure come first, always. Before a single interface exists, I want the boring parts settled: who can access what, how the data holds up, what happens when something fails.
I build for scale, not past it. Nothing speculative gets shipped, just the right shape for where the product actually is.
I lean backend by instinct, but I've carried real work across mobile, frontend, and the infrastructure connecting all three.
Poultry farming platform running production today — 30+ farms, 70+ users. Billing, RBAC, inventory and dispatch built from scratch.
Multi-currency finance tracker, offline-first. 92% fewer exchange-rate API calls.
Shipped as a bill-splitting app, 5.0 rating. Now expanding into communities people already trust with money.
Edtech platform, frontend-primary. Marketplace, onboarding, notes editor, and admin surfaces — shipped to real students in production.
Open to backend-leaning full-stack roles and select contract work. If it needs to be secure, structured, and built to actually last, I'm interested.