About
I’ve never been able to pick just one lane, so I stopped trying. I’ve built a beauty brand, curated art in Chicago, hosted a podcast and somehow ended up on Netflix. Law is where it all finally made sense. It gave me the language for what I’d been doing all along: helping people find their way through systems that weren’t built with them in mind.
Every chapter taught me something different. Business taught me how to ship. Web3 taught me how to build in public. Advocacy taught me who gets left behind and why. And law tied it all together with a framework I could actually use.
Today I work on AI governance, data protection and compliance. I research, draft and translate dense legal frameworks into guidance real people can act on.

(01) Timeline
2019
Everyone starts somewhere.
2020
Took NAFDAC approval into my own hands. Nobody else was going to do it.
2021
Sold my first NFT for 0.5 ETH and got into crypto from there.
2022
Co-founded a collective, curated an art exhibition in Chicago and launched a podcast.
2023
Sold my first piece of digital art and ran a grant programme for creators. The range was ranging.
2024
Graduated from UNILAG, joined WalletConnect and flew to Singapore to meet Vitalik. Not bad for a Tuesday.
2025
Featured in a Tribeca-nominated documentary on Netflix. I was a delegate at the 2025 United Nations Commission on the Status of Women conference.
2026
Became a lawyer, earned my compliance credential, returned to the United Nations Headquarters and started volunteering at Mustarred and Iwajoo.
I research AI governance, data protection, women’s rights and the relationship of law and technology in Nigeria.
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