Full-stack blockchain developer. Member of Superteam Nigeria. I write the contracts, the backend, and the frontend myself, and I use hackathons as a running proof of work.
I'm a solo full-stack developer building on Solana, Sui, and whatever chain the problem calls for. Most of what I build starts as a hackathon entry and ends up as something people actually use — contracts, backend, and frontend, all built by me, end to end.
My workflow is fast and AI-tooling-heavy: I'd rather ship a working version on mainnet this week than a perfect one next quarter. I treat hackathons the way a game theorist treats a repeated game — the point isn't any single prize, it's the reputation and skill that compound every time you show up.
When I'm not building, I'm usually reading about Taoism or game theory — both keep showing up in how I approach software: do less, but make sure what's left actually works.
A pay-per-call AI agent that scans DeFi protocols across X Layer, Base, and Ethereum and returns ranked, risk-scored yield opportunities with on-chain contract verification.
FinalWhistle is a decentralized prediction market platform for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, built on Solana. Users stake SOL on match outcomes (winner, over/under, both teams to score). Match results are resolved via TxLINE’s sports data oracle, and payouts execute trustlessly on-chain.
Working software on mainnet beats a polished deck every time. I default to shipping something real, then iterating in public.
Hackathons are a repeated game. Reputation and skill compound faster than any single prize, so I treat every entry as proof of work, not a lottery ticket.
Contracts, backend, frontend — I own the whole chain myself. Nothing gets lost in translation between people who don't talk to each other.
I'm available for ecosystem roles, freelance builds, and hackathon collaborations. Reach me wherever's easiest for you.