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Schooling · languages
Spatial planning at Yabatech, business administration at Les Cours Sonou, human-resource practice at I.A.M.P.S, and computer science at University of the People — followed by the six languages I actually work in.
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2026
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Schooling
Planning taught me to read systems at the scale of a city. Business administration taught me how organisations actually make decisions. Human-resource practice taught me that teams are part of the system. Computer science is the language I keep sharpening.
University of the People
Online · Pasadena, California
Programming (Java), digital electronics, operating systems, databases, and computer networks, with advanced coursework in machine learning and AI, and big data. Dean’s List, Term 5, 2024–2025 (CGPA 3.50–3.84). ORCID record 0000-0002-6340-2782.
Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech)
Yaba, Lagos
A two-year foundation in spatial planning, land use, and urban systems — the origin of my interest in civic infrastructure.
Les Cours Sonou University (LCS University)
Cotonou, Benin Republic
Business, management, and people-systems foundations — the commercial literacy behind the delivery architecture work.
Institute of Arts Management & Professional (I.A.M.P.S)
Lagos, Nigeria
Graduate membership in personnel administration and human-resource practice. Teams are part of the system; this is where that discipline became formal.
Languages
English is my professional working language. French and Yoruba are conversational. Hausa, Urhobo, and Okpe are below conversational — I would rather name the level accurately than overclaim it.
Language work is part of the practice: technical writing in English, Francophone West African contexts in French, and cultural and community work in Yoruba, Hausa, Urhobo, and Okpe.
Languages
English
The working language for engineering, writing, delivery, and client communication.
French
Conversational French for Francophone West African contexts.
Yoruba
Everyday conversation, humour, and cultural context.
Hausa
Less than conversational — working basics, still learning.
Urhobo
Less than conversational — family and community understanding.
Okpe
Less than conversational — heritage language, actively learning.
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