Physician-technologist. Medical student building healthcare software for low-resource settings.
A research-driven future neurosurgeon using software, data, and disciplined growth to build meaningful healthcare solutions.
I am a 4th-year medical student at the Lagos State University College of Medicine (LASUCOM), currently on clinical rotations at LASUTH. I ship working software for problems I see on the wards and in the health system: unreliable connectivity, fragmented billing, unprotected patient data, and slow outbreak reporting. I am not interested in tutorial loops. I pick the problem, learn what the problem demands, and deploy.
Based in Lagos, Nigeria. Open to collaborations in health tech, clinical informatics, and research.
| Project | What it does | Stack / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| TrustRx | Decentralised, AI-powered health oracle for real-time outbreak detection and risk intelligence. Health workers report signals via USSD/SMS, no internet required. | Hedera, USSD/SMS |
| DxPay (DiagnosticsPay) | Diagnostic billing infrastructure for African hospitals. Doctors order diagnostics across providers, and the patient sees a single aggregated bill to pay. | Team build, MVP live |
| Aegis | OpenAI-compatible PII proxy for agents handling regulated Nigerian data. Scrubs sensitive values before they reach an external upstream, then reinjects them only in the response returned to the caller. The Wire Tap and live dashboard make the boundary observable. | Built for the PAU 24-Hour Hackathon |
| BioSecure CLI | Medical command centre CLI for healthcare operations management, with role-based access control and HIPAA/NDPR-aligned compliance. | Built in 32 minutes for the GitHub Copilot Challenge |
| Ambient-Triage-Copilot | Offline-first, multimodal clinical copilot for Community Health Volunteers in low-resource settings. | Google AI Studio |
| Ticketer | Event discovery, registration, and secure QR ticketing with role-aware venue operations. Attendee-first public experience; staff tools sit behind authenticated roles. | Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, Prisma, PostgreSQL (Neon), Auth.js, Tailwind CSS |
| Pacts | Asynchronous negotiation workspace. Two informal parties define terms in plain conversational English, and the system maps them onto compliance-checked templates (NDAs, SLAs). | Web app |
| TaxMate NG | Chatbot-first web app that explains 2026 Nigerian tax law in simple English, ELI5, and Pidgin. | Web app |
| Webibyte | Digital agency I founded, moving student businesses and small ventures from heavy B2C apps to lightweight, embedded platforms. | Agency |
- LifeLine Verify: network-powered emergency verification system for a GSMA/Nokia hackathon.
- The Clinical Lens: clinical reasoning assistant deployed at GDG Build with AI.
- Aegis: PAU 24-Hour Hackathon entry (see above).
- Health systems in low-resource environments: offline-first and USSD/SMS-first design, so tools work where connectivity does not.
- Decentralised health tracking: outbreak signals, verifiable records, and trust infrastructure.
- Data protection for regulated health data: PII scrubbing, access control, and NDPR-aligned design.
- Operational efficiency: billing, triage, and workflow tools that remove friction for clinicians and community health workers.
| Area | Tools |
|---|---|
| Languages | TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, HTML/CSS |
| Frameworks | Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, Prisma |
| Data | PostgreSQL (Neon), basic Python data analysis, Excel |
| AI | Google AI Studio, OpenAI-compatible APIs, agentic tooling |
| Workflow | Notion, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, structured team workflows |
My primary focus is backend logic, system architecture, and AI integration. I lean on AI-assisted development to move fast and keep the engineering decisions mine.
- President, LASU Research Society (2026/2027): Leading the executive board, restructuring operations, and running the society's digital and research workflows.
- Founder, HIT² Lab: student-run health tech innovation lab.
- Technical Founder, WEBIBYTE
- Research: contributing to academic reviews and working toward publication. ORCID below.
- Languages: learning French, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, and Chinese, through organic assimilation rather than rigid study.
- Media: anime and manga.


