About Me

My story doesn't begin with code or care—it begins with learning how to show up professionally, ethically, and with integrity. At FCMB Bank in Nigeria, I learned the foundations that would shape everything I've built since. Working in one of Nigeria's leading financial institutions taught me corporate discipline, regulatory compliance, and the weight of handling sensitive information with absolute confidentiality.

But I always knew I wanted to build, not just serve. So in 2017, I took everything I'd learned about business operations, customer service, and professional conduct and founded AandA Computers and Technologies in Bauchi, Nigeria. What started as a vision became a thriving technology services business with 20+ employees, and a custom-built business management platform that I developed myself.

Building on this success, I expanded into import/export with AandA Supplies and Imports Limited in 2019. More recently, I ventured into agriculture with AandA Farms and Foods Limited. In December 2025, I brought my entrepreneurial vision to the UK, establishing AandA Labs Limited for software development and IT consultancy, and AandA Supplies and Imports Limited for food imports. Together, these five companies form The AandA Group.

In February 2023, I made a deliberate decision to enter Scotland's health and social care sector. This wasn't a step backward or a career change—it was a strategic move. I knew that to truly build technology that transforms care, I couldn't just study it from textbooks or analyze datasets from a distance. I needed to feel it.

I started with Avenue Care Services, then moved to First Class Care Services, gaining experience in adult social care. Since March 2025, I've been at Camphill Blair Drummond, a therapeutic community supporting people with learning disabilities.

And in that work, I've seen things that changed me forever.

I've witnessed the quiet heartbreak of families who can't get clear answers about their loved one's care. I've seen the exhaustion in colleagues' eyes when they spend more time on paperwork than with the people they're meant to support. I've held the hand of someone having a difficult day, knowing that somewhere in a database there might be a pattern—a trigger we could have anticipated.

This is why I pursued an MSc in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Stirling while working in care, and why I earned my CompTIA Data+ certification. I've now built over nine healthcare analytics projects and numerous optimised social care and administrative systems.

My mission is deeply personal: to use AI, data analytics, and technology to improve patient outcomes, support frontline care workers, and build more resilient, integrated health and social care systems across Scotland and beyond.