Having programmed in Visual Basic, JavaScript, tuned electric motors, lithium-ion batteries & calibrated microchips. My humble beginnings with computers started at an early age of 7 years old, where I would walk to a nearby lab to learn Microsoft Word. At 16, I learned Java in CS class. After seeing older students in my boarding house create an IP switcher to bypass the school internet limit, I realized that my skills should go beyond the classroom into engineering custom solutions to problems. Here's the story:
Having taken Mark Cuban's approach, once asked if he were to build a tech company from scratch.
At 17, I organized an independent trading network in school, it spanned three of five campuses, at its peak.
At 19, I helped craft a compelling proposal
that secured a contract from BOLT, the European tech giant. At 25, I'm applying that same instinct — timing, credit, and reading what people actually want — to product. Here's how I got here:
After combining my skill to create with my passion to solve, I discovered that I am capable of detailed technical analysis and strategy. Along my journey I have launched venture plans, completed preliminary investment documentation (solo). I have competed in tenders to supply unmanned aerial vehicles to the government, fulfilling rigorous technical procurement and legal documentation (without templates). In September 2023, it led to a $100M Letter of Intent. Here's how it happened:
"Time is time, before time there is time, after time there is no time." - Abooki Babara (pronounced like "da Vinci") (philosopher)
"Always stay true, to the boy in you." - Marguerite Oosthuizen (author)
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what people say about me
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BBC news USD 1.6m ElectriFI EU
2019-20 locust plague: Wikipedia BBC World Bank
Google For Entrepreneurs: article,
Urban dictionary: phenomenon for programmers