Behind
The Code
I'm a full-stack developer from Oyo State, Nigeria, building secure web applications and security tools. My journey into tech started with curiosity, grew through constraint, and has become a mission to make technology more accessible and secure.
A Computer Shop in Rural Nigeria
My story with computers started in the early 2000s in a rural part of Oyo State, where computers were rare. My father owned a computer shop, and I'd spend time watching people use these fascinating machines. That's where the seed was planted.
Around 2013, my parents brought home two laptops (an HP 655 with 2GB of RAM), purchased on installment. They weren't meant for me, but I used them secretly whenever I could. Then one day, I accidentally corrupted the Windows OS.
That moment of debugging a broken system and bringing it back to life made me fall in love with computers.
Six Years of Consistent Access
When I got admission to Federal Government College Ogbomoso, everything shifted. For six years, I finally had consistent access to computers and the internet, something I didn't have at home.
Back then, electricity was scarce, so I'd strategically charge my laptop during church services and use those windows of time to learn. It wasn't ideal, but it made me resourceful.
At school, we had a Cisco ICT program where I studied operating systems, networking basics, and IoT. I also learned web development through tutorials and by editing templates, skills that serve me well today.
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
I studied Computer Science at LAUTECH, Ogbomoso. The journey wasn't easy, but it deepened my understanding of how systems work at a fundamental level.
After graduation, I've been shipping projects, learning in public, and building tools that solve real problems, from web applications to security tooling.
It Became Personal
My commitment to cybersecurity became real when my mom was socially engineered. Someone targeted her to steal her OTP and gain access to her accounts. I was able to help her understand what happened and prevent the attack.
That moment showed me that security isn't just about technical exploits. It's about protecting real people from harm. Now, I build with security in mind from day one.
"Security isn't just about technical exploits. It's about protecting real people from harm."
Current Explorations
01
Application Security & Penetration Testing
Understanding how systems break so I can build them stronger.
02
OSINT & Intelligence Automation
Building tools that aggregate and automate information gathering.
03
Blockchain & Solana Ecosystem
Exploring decentralized systems and their security implications.
04
Ancient Knowledge & Modern Technology
How different worldviews and knowledge systems shape how we build technology.
Beyond the Terminal
I'm curious about spirituality, ancient history, and civilizations. I spend time thinking about how technology reflects and shapes human consciousness, and how ancient wisdom systems might offer different perspectives on modern problems.
I'm also exploring crypto trading and the economics of decentralized systems. The intersection of technology and financial sovereignty is something I find deeply compelling.
Above all, I'm passionate about making tech accessible to non-technical people — helping others understand how computers work, why security matters, and how technology connects with different perspectives on the world.
2019
Started Full-Stack Development
20+
Projects Shipped
7+
Years in Tech
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Things Still to Learn
Interested in Building Together?
If you're interested in building secure software, exploring security automation, or just want to chat about technology and ideas, I'd love to hear from you.