I trained as a software engineer at Universiti Putra Malaysia, and my first roles were specifying and building systems in Kuala Lumpur. Back in Nigeria the work widened: supporting government ICT infrastructure at Galaxy Backbone, running a mining site in Kano, and then managing enterprise technology projects for several organisations at once.
Alongside that, I have spent time in the places where public decisions are shaped: first as a fellow of the Legislative Mentorship Initiative, now as a Senior Legislative Aide. Engineering taught me how systems work. Delivery taught me that people decide whether they succeed.
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