A few things
I put into the world.

At ETH Enugu 2025, my team focused on the challenges farmers face in accessing tools, reaching markets and coordinating logistics. We built ObodoFarm, a decentralised cooperative model designed to bring those needs together.

Working with the team, I helped turn the idea into the project we presented at the hackathon. We finished in third place, and ObodoFarm subsequently received a share of Blockchain for Good Alliance bounty funding through ChainforGood.

The experience brought together what draws me to building. Identifying a practical problem, shaping a solution and working with others to bring it to life.

For GeoDrop, our team explored how location based bounties could connect digital campaigns with participation in physical places. We built a Solana project around that idea.

In our team of four, I contributed to ideation, designed the pitch deck and built the frontend. We finished first in Nigeria and placed in the global top three on the Solana Mobile track.

GeoDrop also announced its entry into the Dev3pack Bridge Accelerator. The experience brought product thinking, frontend development and communicating an idea into one project.

For MmiriBot, we focused on helping residents report water related challenges to the responsible ministry in Enugu State.

Working in a team of two, I contributed to the idea and pitch deck, then built the entire platform. My work covered the frontend, database, authentication, backend logic, integrations and deployment.

We received recognition at the hackathon. The project gave me the chance to work through a public problem and build the platform from end to end.