Origin Story...
I grew up reading Britannica, playing around with Encarta, and hunched over every world history encyclopaedia I could find. I learned about Rome, Greece, and Mesopotamia, but almost nothing about Aksum, Mali, Songhai, or the great empires that shaped Africa. Africa’s vast pre-colonial history, culture, and economic systems remain largely invisible to the general public.
The problem isn't the data; it's the visual translation.
There is no single, accessible place where the definitive story of Africa's data, both historical and contemporary, is being told clearly and visually.
That’s the gap my work fills.
I’m a visual historian and data storyteller who turns complex cultural, economic, and historical information into clear, engaging visual narratives. I work with organizations to bring clarity to dense information through infographics, editorial design, and exhibition-focused visuals.
Along the way, I've partnered with incredible teams.
My work has been published on Visual Capitalist, and I’ve led design training for the Guardian Nigeria. I’ve also collaborated with organizations like Centre for African Food Research and Innovation (CAFRI), One Page, and CoinGecko as a data journalist.
And now, I'm expanding the work.
I’m currently developing an infographic book that reimagines Africa’s pre-colonial empires through modern visual storytelling. This forms part of my long-term mission to build a visual archive of Africa’s history.
When I’m not designing...
I’m visiting the museums, memorials, and places I’ve spent years reading about. These experiences shape my understanding of history and inspire the visual work I create. You'll also likely find me exploring the great outdoors on adventurous hiking trips
At the edge of the world
Channeling my inner superhero
Conquering 365 steps on Ado Awaye
Waterfall in a cave
The view is always breathtaking
I invite you to join me on this journey of data-driven storytelling and let's create something incredible together.