Products, platforms, and teams I’ve built.
Index — six projects
These are the products and teams I've cared about most over the last ten years. For roles, dates, and the full list, see the long form.
No. 01 / 06
FCMB · 2024–25
The platform now serves 50,000+ SME and enterprise clients across Nigeria and the UK. We cut onboarding time by 40% and shipped corporate banking, payroll, remittances, and FX and trade management.
No. 02 / 06
Paystack · 2021–2024
Paystack already owned airline payments online. What nobody could do was book online and pay later, because nothing turned a booking reference into an amount owed at a terminal. We built that, sold it to an industry I convened rather than cold-called, and then ran the same rail through insurance premiums. The work supported a $7M revenue campaign.
No. 03 / 06
Marqeta · 2025
I designed Resolve by sitting with BPO agents and watching them work. It now supports debit, credit, and prepaid programs across payments, collections, disputes, fraud, and sub-status management. I also built its automated testing workflow in Claude Code and Playwright. Resolve is one of four areas I carry: the program-management dashboard, identity and access management, and the telephony suite behind our IVR are the others.
No. 04 / 06
Farmcrowdy · 2019–21
First product hire at the company. From 3,200 to 25,000 users in six months against a 12-month mandate. Owned the full portfolio across iOS, Android, and web: field-service software for farmers, technicians, and buyers. Travelled across 29 Nigerian states to sit with them in person.
No. 05 / 06
FCMB · 2024–25
First product hire at a company with no product function: five PMs from APM to Senior across Nigeria, the UK, and Canada, over four product lines. I installed the discovery framework, the templates, the rituals, and a design system, and the group COO backed the pipeline until it became how the company works. One Senior PM I grew is now Head of Products for retail.
No. 06 / 06
ifemora.dev · 2026
A visitor can repaint the whole thing and it remembers: eight palettes, letterpress monochrome through to loud print inks, each one contrast-checked in light and dark so no choice I offer is unreadable. Every colour is declared once and resolved in a single place, which is what keeps eight of them cheap to maintain. The gallery deals itself a fresh order on every visit, and voice notes publish straight from my phone. I built it the way I build products: one small release at a time.