Products I've
built from scratch.

Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women in Nigeria, yet screening rates remain critically low. Women in rural and peri-urban areas lack access to trusted, always-available health information. Cost, distance, and stigma keep them from clinics — not lack of care.

• Conversational symptom triage over WhatsApp — no app install, no friction
• Responses in English, Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo
• Geo-aware provider directory linking to nearby clinics
• Follow-up nudges to convert referrals into actual visits

Why WhatsApp? 85%+ smartphone penetration in Nigeria — no download friction, no onboarding cost. The channel constraint also forces design simplicity, which builds trust. An app would have killed adoption before it started.

The WHO estimates 10% of medicines in LMICs are counterfeit. In Nigeria's informal markets it's higher. Counterfeit drugs cause direct patient harm — and patients can't tell the difference with the naked eye.

• Manufacturer dashboard — product creation, batch management, QR generation at scale
• Consumer scan flow — no app required, camera-native, instant verified/unverified result
• Scan analytics — distribution anomaly detection for manufacturers
• NAFDAC-aligned reporting structure

Per-unit QR codes are more secure but expensive to print at scale. Batch-level QR codes were the right v1 compromise — meaningful security, manufacturable cost. Per-unit serialisation is the v2 roadmap.

Clinicians in busy practices spend up to 2 hours per day writing documentation — structuring SOAP notes, extracting information from referral letters, filling records. Every hour documenting is an hour not spent with patients.

• Document ingestion — upload PDFs, images, or consultation transcripts
• Automated SOAP note generation — AI drafts, clinician reviews and signs off
• Key entity extraction — medications, diagnoses, test results, follow-up actions
• EHR-ready export format

Yousend is a Nigerian payout infrastructure company. As Product Operations Manager, I owned end-to-end product delivery — from corridor activation to analytics infrastructure to partner integrations.

• UK → Nigeria and Canada → Nigeria corridor activation
• Full analytics stack (AppsFlyer + MoEngage) to instrument onboarding-to-transaction funnel
• Scheduled transfers — recurring and future-dated remittances
• Rate comparison UI driving conversion and trust
• B2B settlement partnership with a diaspora super app — progressed through NDA, rate negotiation, commercial agreement