I build technology companies that solve real problems across cloud infrastructure, fintech, education, and security. Originally from Guinea-Conakry and raised in Nigeria, I build for Africa and beyond.
I'm a young technology entrepreneur, software developer, and cybersecurity enthusiast with a vision to build companies that solve real problems across Africa and beyond. As Founder & CEO of Bash Lucent, I'm building software and digital infrastructure for individuals, students, and businesses.
My interests span software engineering, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and financial technology, and how these can work together to create useful, scalable solutions. My approach to learning is practical: study the fundamentals, experiment in authorised environments, build projects, find problems, and keep improving.
Rather than one project, I'm building a company, and a family of products that each solve a real, daily problem.
A platform that takes code from GitHub to a live, secure web address: hosting, databases, storage, and uptime, built for African developers. It runs on its own domain and is deployed on real server infrastructure.
Reconciliation for businesses: it compares payments against bank statements and processors, flags missing settlements and duplicate charges, and makes financial records agree, with AI-assisted analysis.
A student-focused platform to connect academic communities, discover opportunities, and learn. It starts with Nigerian students and grows into a wider African academic network, with an AI study assistant.
Junior Head Boy and Senior Assistant Head Boy at Sanya Senior Grammar School.
Responsible for student welfare and health awareness.
Won a mathematics competition and represented Lagos State at the national level.
Earned Bronze and Silver awards through the International Award for Young People.
Scored 98/100 in an artificial intelligence and machine learning class at E-bike / Elefun Senior High School.
School, leadership, awards, and the journey so far.
I believe Africa can become a major force in global technology, not only by adopting products made elsewhere, but by creating companies, infrastructure, and innovations of its own. My long-term goal is to build useful, resilient businesses that compete internationally while staying connected to the needs and opportunities of Africa. For me, the future isn't simply about using technology. It's about building it.
Open to partnerships, opportunities, and conversations with fellow builders.