My entrepreneurial journey began at street level in Lagos — selling mobile recharge cards, absorbing early setbacks, and learning what it takes to build without a safety net. Over more than twenty years I went on to found technology companies, create enterprise products adopted across West Africa, establish international partnerships, and lead complex security and transformation projects for banks and governments.
I founded SB Telecoms & Devices and created TAMS, a workforce-management platform adopted across 2,000+ West African organizations. I established and led ZKTeco West Africa, and delivered mission-critical work spanning banking access control, biometrics, government payroll transformation and smart-city infrastructure. I later founded SparkXplorer, extending my work into AI-enabled education.
After benefiting from Stanford Seed and Stanford LEAD, I served entrepreneurial communities as President of the EDC Alumni Association at Pan-Atlantic University and Vice President of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network — and worked to open the same doors for other African founders. Today, as a doctoral researcher, entrepreneur and public thinker, I bring those experiences together to advise organizations, project sponsors, founders and leadership teams.
Flagship projects and ventures across banking, government, smart infrastructure and education.
An entrepreneurial arc that moved through setbacks, product creation, international partnerships, Stanford, and the leadership of entrepreneurial communities.
Operator judgement backed by research — delivered as advisory practices, not a services menu.
