Consultant, project manager, and patented inventor working at the intersection of research, enterprise, and national policy — turning ideas into infrastructure across Nigeria and beyond.
Lagos, Nigeria · Available for consulting,
advisory, and speaking engagements
My work lives at the intersection of consulting, project management, and national development. I am a consultant, project manager, and patented inventor who has spent years building at the place where ideas become infrastructure — where research becomes policy, and where a well-managed project can change the trajectory of an enterprise or an entire sector.
I serve as a Consultant to the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) on innovation and startup support, and sit on its Advisory Board — working to strengthen the ecosystem that connects emerging businesses to capital, markets, and institutional backing. I also serve as Technical Assistant to the Research Innovation Commercialisation Committee (RICC), whose mandate is to forge a coordinated national policy and framework that translates Nigeria's research and innovation outputs into market-ready products and services.
My technical roots run deep. I have worked on the deployment and maintenance of telecommunication infrastructure across Nigeria — contributing to the physical backbone that connects communities, businesses, and institutions. This dual grounding in hands-on engineering and high-level strategy is rare, and it shapes everything I do.
Good ideas are common. Execution is rare. Strategy is only valuable when it leads to action.
— Professional Philosophy
Making academic knowledge useful beyond the ivory tower.
Building structures that support entrepreneurship at a national level.
Strengthening collaboration between universities, industry, and government.
Delivering work that produces evidence, not just activity.
My expertise spans the full lifecycle from initial strategy through to delivery and ecosystem impact — with particular depth in innovation systems and enterprise development across emerging markets.
Providing structured, evidence-based strategic direction to organisations navigating complex, evolving environments. From vision to operational roadmap.
Designing and strengthening the connective tissue of innovation ecosystems — the relationships, incentives, and platforms that allow new ideas to survive and scale.
Translating academic and institutional research into market-ready products, ventures, and policies. Bridging the perennial gap between knowledge and application.
End-to-end program management across multi-stakeholder environments — coordinating government, academia, and private sector actors toward shared outcomes.
Supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises through frameworks that enable digital transformation, access to markets, and sustainable growth.
Participating in and shaping conversations at the intersection of business, government, and academia to improve enabling environments for innovation.
Led the research and development of a Self-Contained Ultra Transceiver Station designed to bring broadband connectivity to underserved and remote regions across Nigeria. Funded by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), SCOUTS addresses one of the most persistent infrastructure gaps in the country — affordable, reliable broadband access beyond urban centres — through an innovative, self-contained station architecture that reduces deployment cost and complexity.
Invented and developed a patented Memo Tracking System that digitises and automates the lifecycle of internal memoranda within organisations. The system addresses a longstanding operational gap in institutional governance — the loss, delay, or mismanagement of official communications — delivering accountability, traceability, and efficiency to both private enterprises and public institutions.
Created and patented a Fluid Level Monitoring System that enables real-time, automated measurement and alerting for fluid storage across industrial, commercial, and infrastructure applications. The system has direct relevance to Nigeria's oil and gas, water management, and manufacturing sectors — industries where fluid monitoring failures carry significant operational and financial cost.
Serving as Technical Assistant to the RICC, a body with a mandate to forge a coordinated national policy and framework for translating Nigeria's research and innovation outputs into market-ready products and services. This role involves technical analysis, stakeholder coordination across academia and industry, and direct contribution to policy instruments that will shape how Nigeria's knowledge economy develops at a national level.
Serving as Consultant to the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry on innovation and startup support, and as a member of its Advisory Board. In this capacity, advising on strategies to strengthen Lagos's startup ecosystem, improve LCCI's engagement with emerging technology enterprises, and connect the chamber's institutional resources with the needs of Nigeria's next generation of founders and innovators.
Led the full coordination and execution of Nigeria's Innovation to Market programme — a nationally-scaled initiative designed to translate academic research and institutional knowledge into market-ready ventures. Operating across Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), the programme built a structured pipeline from prototype to accelerated venture, connecting researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry actors through a managed incubation and commercialisation framework. The results speak for themselves: a programme that created real enterprises, real revenue, real jobs, and lasting institutional change.
Designed a national-scale concept initiative aimed at improving AI adoption among MSMEs across Nigeria. Developed an accessible tools framework and distributed advisory system — making the benefits of AI available to small businesses that would otherwise be excluded from the digital transition.
We produce research that sits in journals no one reads, solves problems no one has, and reaches audiences that cannot act on it. The crisis is not a lack of ideas — it is a systematic failure to connect knowledge to context. What would it take to fundamentally change this?
I am open to consulting engagements, advisory roles, speaking invitations, and meaningful collaborations where real outcomes are the standard.
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