I am a seasoned professional specializing in media research, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and fact-checking to address the critical issues of disinformation, information manipulation, AI, and digital governance policy. I lead the Digital Technology Artificial Intelligence and Information Disorder Analysis Centre (DAIDAC) team at the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID).Throughout my career, I have produced a substantial body of research, fact-checks, and reports, focusing on combatting information disorder in Sub-Saharan Africa. My expertise has been recognized through fellowships with esteemed organizations such as GIJN, the African Academy for Open Source Intelligence, Sherlocks 360, and Bellingcat.I am deeply committed to sharing my knowledge and have trained numerous journalists across the region. My contributions to discussions on digital information manipulation, AI and synthetic media manipulation, and influence operations are aimed at upholding democratic values in Africa.I am always eager to collaborate and share my insights on these important topics.