Self-motivated individual with a great attention to detail, a great nose for sniffing out opportunities, and a great eye for identifying and solving problems.

I have a good understanding of the private and public sector environment, where and why these sectors converge and how people, technology and processes can be used to bridge them towards achieving measurable performance objectives.

I am not risk averse but very skilled at identifying and drawing a line between needs and wants. I am never afraid to roll up my sleeves and dig in, hit the trenches or take one for the team because I am result and goal oriented.

I write excellent business plans.

Very familiar with the .NET and C# tool sets.

Three of my personal projects include:

1. The design of an Automated Traffic Measurement System that is expected to aid both the Public and Private Sector in better management of Traffic and Resources respectively and increase the quality of life of Nigerians as a whole. Measuring and modelling the traffic is the first step to finding a solution to traffic management which will end up reducing the potential of wastage is public works spending by government and better resource utilization by businesses.

2. Design, Build and Operations of a Professional Garment and Textile Cleaning Startup: https://anywash.business.site/

3. Exploring the use of water and biodegradable detergents as an alternative to the environmentally harmful hydrocarbon solvents and perchloroethylene (Perc) currently used by drycleaners to clean garments in Nigeria. The project particularly explores the use of ICT to automate and manage the operations of Professional Laundry Outlets to reduce wastage of energy, washing agents, water and hard earned revenue.

I strongly believe that SME empowerment and support is the surest way to boost economic activity and reduce unemployment.

One million new viable SMEs can easily employ 20 million more across a value chain.

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0800 - 2200 Central African Time

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