CASE: Be Heard is an open-source platform empowering Nigerians to take action on civil and criminal cases. Users can upload their legal experiences to raise awareness and seek support from the community. This fosters better engagement with the justice system, attracting attention from both government and non-governmental organizations.

Leading the GDSC KASU community, I ignited passionate developer community members. Through workshops, peer learning, and project guidance, I fostered a collaborative environment for them to master Google Developer tools.

Leveraging my expertise in .NET development, I designed and implemented a backend API utilizing a PostgreSQL database. Interfacing with a Wiktionary data dump, this API grants seamless access to a vast corpus of linguistic data. This innovation holds significant promise to streamline research workflows for linguists, empowering them to efficiently query and analyze millions of data points, fostering deeper understanding of language structure, usage, and etymology.

Leveraged data analysis skills to uncover insights from diverse datasets. Analyzed Nigerian food prices, African internet usage patterns, and university course group chat data (WhatsApp) to identify trends and patterns.