I was born in the heartland of Nigeria—a native of Mbula in Adamawa State—and raised in the vibrant city of Kaduna. From early on, curiosity was my compass. It guided me through primary school in Kaduna to Federal Government College Jos for my secondary education, and eventually to Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, where I earned a BSc in Chemistry.

But while chemistry opened doors, it was technology that lit a fire in me.

I taught myself how to use a computer and dived into the world of programming—often with nothing but curiosity and sheer determination as my guide. While at the university, I registered my first company: Diamond Profiles, an IT and computer service business. And that was just the beginning.

For over 20 years, I’ve immersed myself in information technology and internet marketing, using digital tools to help businesses scale, advising governments, and creating solutions that empower individuals. When I’m not consulting, I’m likely painting—a passion that began back in secondary school and has grown into a thriving online art business.

I’m also an author. My books—mostly focused on digital empowerment—have helped countless people turn their spare time into income. One of them, Weekend Cash Code, distills strategies anyone can use to make money online without needing to quit their day job.

But my story isn’t just about ambition—it’s about survival.

In 2009, my kidneys failed. Three months in the hospital followed, where I battled not just for my health but for my life. I lost my right limb due to medical negligence during dialysis. I flatlined from a cardiac arrest. Clinically dead... but not defeated.

Through it all, I never gave up.

Today, I channel every experience—every triumph, every trial—into helping others thrive. Whether it’s through tech, strategy, or art, I’m here to create impact, to lift others, and to remind anyone reading this that resilience rewrites destinies.