Founder of Lozentech. I build software, brands, and the communities that grow around them. Four tech startups running, trained through iDICE Cohort 1.
I’m a young African tech builder. Africa doesn’t just need more technology users. It needs more technology creators. My work has never been limited to writing code, and the part I enjoy most is moving an idea from “what if we built this?” to “here’s the working product.”
My work runs across artificial intelligence, Web3, software development, UI/UX, design, digital marketing, community building and product strategy. In practice that has meant fintech products, e-commerce platforms, social media intelligence tools, education concepts, event technology and brand work. I’m a trained entrepreneur as well, and I currently have four tech startups in motion.
I’m not afraid to learn something new when a project needs it. If a problem needs coding, I code. If it needs design, I design. If it needs research, I research. If it needs a community, I build one. And if I don’t know how to do something yet, I learn.
A problem looks different depending on who is looking at it. I’ve worked as a developer, a designer, a marketer and a community builder, so I tend to run an idea past all of them before committing to it.
Founder & Product Builder
Founder
A community bringing Africans closer to Web3 education, opportunities and the conversations that matter. There are enough Web3 groups already. This one is built to move people forward.
Founder · University of Jos
Participant · Business & Enterprise Training
Official Ambassador
Community Advocate & Volunteer Coordinator
Web Developer, Designer & Product Strategist
Digital Innovation & Technology Support
Core Stack
Web3 & Blockchain
Tools & Platforms
Business & Strategy
Creative & Growth
Products and platforms I’ve built or shaped, across AI, fintech, e-commerce, education and community technology.
Waitlist live · AI social media advisor
Most AI social tools write posts for you. Social Guardian AI is built to keep the account alive. It reads posting behaviour, engagement and reply patterns, then flags where the risk is before a platform acts on it. If the worst happens, it helps get the account back. Launching on X first. “Protecting Digital Voices in a Risky Social World.”
The three core features
How it works
Problems it solves
AI Content Coach (premium)
Cross-Border Payment Infrastructure
A fintech and Web3 project built around one question: why should sending money between African countries be complicated? HashPay Global works on direct local-to-local exchange, so Naira → Cedi stops having to route through the dollar first.
Key features
My role
3rd place — Sui Ecosystem Ideathon
Large-scale e-commerce & operations
A large-scale e-commerce platform for a major wholesale brand. Displaying products was the easy part. The real work was wiring the storefront into the systems the business already ran on.
Connecting a web application to infrastructure it does not control is where most of the difficulty lives. This project is where I learned that properly.
Live · Drinks e-commerce & order management
A storefront and business-management platform for a premium drinks retailer in Jos. Wines, champagne, whisky, cognac, vodka, gin, rum and tequila across 14 categories. Built around how the shop actually sells, not a brochure with a catalogue bolted on. “Enjoy Every Moment Of Life.”
Storefront
Behind the counter
Live · Multi-branch food ordering
Seven branches across Jos, one site. Ordering runs through WhatsApp, which is where these customers already are, and each order routes to the branch that has to cook it. The business had been running on social media posts before this. “Fresh Off The Grill.”
Live · Travel, culture & tourism platform
A travel and culture guide to Jos and Plateau State. Every listing carries coordinates and the date someone last checked it, and the site says plainly which entries still need a visit. Nigerian cities rarely get a destination platform built with that much care. “The one Nigerian city where you need a jacket at night.”
What it covers
Why the verification model matters
Digital marketplace concept
Concept and visual direction for a digital marketplace connecting customers with products and vendors. I handled the branding, logo, hero visuals, design direction and product presentation. It had to feel modern and trustworthy enough that people would hand over money on it.
Digital education platform concept
An education platform concept covering web application design, the student experience, brand identity and platform architecture. The aim was learning technology students would actually want to open.
Event technology
Product work around event discovery and management: helping people find and join events, and giving organisers better tools for handling their audience. Covers discovery, promotion, event management, digital ticketing concepts and growth.
Community-focused concepts
Concepts built around student communities, Web3 communities, events, networking, ambassador programs and digital opportunities. Most of what I know about using technology to bring people together came out of this work.
Building a product is half the work. People still have to hear about it. These are campaign creatives, brand visuals and product designs I’ve made for the projects and communities I run. Click any of them to see the full piece.
The workflow I run a product through, from question to next version.
Identify the problem
What are we actually solving?
Understand the user
Who is experiencing the problem?
Develop the solution
What would make their experience better?
Design
How should the product look and feel?
Build
Turn the idea into a functional product.
Integrate
APIs, databases, payments, maps, automation.
Test
Find what breaks. Fix it. Improve it.
Deploy
Put the product in the hands of real users.
Learn
Listen to feedback.
Iterate
Build the next version.
I look for the places where technology meets entrepreneurship. Pitching, product validation, startup strategy, business models, investor communication and getting an MVP in front of people.
Sui Ecosystem Ideathon — 3rd Place
With HashPay Global, a cross-border payment concept for African currency corridors.
Web3 & AI Hackathons
Participation across blockchain and AI hackathons, accelerator programs, grant opportunities and innovation competitions.
Undergraduate studies · student leadership & campus technology
Technology should be useful, simple, scalable, accessible and human.
Build with purpose
I don’t want to build just to say I built something. The product should matter.
Keep learning
Technology changes constantly, so builders must constantly evolve.
Collaborate
The best products rarely come from one person alone.
Think big
African builders should stop thinking only about local limitations and start thinking about global possibilities.
Execute
Ideas are everywhere. Execution is the difference.
Stay human
Behind every product is a real person with a real problem.
If you’re building something and need someone who can move between code, design, strategy and people, I’d like to hear about it. AI products, web applications, fintech, Web3, e-commerce, brand work or communities.