Projects
Every project on this page means something to me personally, not because it looks good listed on a website, but because it’s part of a bigger commitment I’ve made: building real African digital projects and youth empowerment initiatives, not just talking about them. Some of what’s below is just getting started. Some of it, like my partnership with BlacTech Africa, is already changing lives. Here’s what I’m building, and who I’m building it with.
Upcoming African Digital Projects
New Nigeria
Coming Soon
I’m still shaping the details of this one, but New Nigeria is going to be part of how I show up for the next generation of digital creators in my home country. More details soon, but I wanted you to know it’s coming.
iTell Magazine
Coming Soon
iTell Magazine is something I’ve wanted to build for a while: a real space for African creator stories to actually get told, not buried in an algorithm. Details are still coming together. Check back soon.
7FDCOF: The Ecosystem Behind The Movement
Most creators sell you a product and wish you luck. I built something different. The 7 Figure Digital Creators Online Family isn’t just a course or a community, it’s a complete ecosystem: creator mentorship, marketplace, network, and accountability, all under one roof. That’s the gap most digital education leaves wide open, and it’s exactly the gap 7FDCOF was built to close.
My mission is simple: help African creators, business owners, digital creators, affiliate marketers, and digital marketers thrive beyond the barriers and borders that have kept too much African talent locked out of the global digital economy. My vision is a continent where young Africans don’t have to leave home, physically or digitally, to build real, sustainable income online. In fact, that’s what African youth empowerment done right actually looks like: opportunity that travels to where the talent already is.
This isn’t a side project to me. I’ve watched too many talented young Africans give up on digital income because no one gave them a real system, just scattered advice and expensive courses that go nowhere. 7FDCOF exists so that doesn’t have to be anyone’s story anymore.
Officially Registered, Actively Expanding
7FDCOF isn’t just an idea, it’s a legally registered business in two African countries today: Nigeria and the Republic of Benin. And we’re not stopping there. Plans are already underway to extend into Ghana, Rwanda, Kenya, South Africa, and Tanzania, bringing this same ecosystem to more African digital projects and the creators building them.
Two flags, one mission, and a lot more on the way. Who wouldn’t want to be part of a movement like this? If you’re an African creator, business owner, or digital marketer ready to stop guessing and start building, this is your invitation. Join the family.
Collaboration Spotlight: BlacTech Africa
I don’t partner with just anyone. When I found BlacTech Africa, what stood out wasn’t just the numbers, though equipping over 10,000 African tech talents across more than 50 countries is no small thing. It was the mission behind those numbers: real, hands-on training in software development, data science, UX design, and leadership, built specifically for African professionals tired of theory-only courses that lead nowhere.
That’s exactly the gap the Office Of The President and the 7 Figure Digital Creators Online Family exist to close too, just from a different angle. So this partnership wasn’t a hard decision to make.
The BlacTech Africa Cohort: September 6 to December 6
This isn’t a vague “learn to code” promo. The upcoming BlacTech Africa cohort runs a full four months, September 6 through December 6, with four real, structured tracks:
- Data Analysis
- Cyber Security
- Digital Marketing
- Virtual Assistance
If any of these four skills are something you’ve been meaning to learn “eventually,” this is your actual window to start. Apply through my link below, and you’ll be supporting this collaboration directly too.
BlacTech Africa also built something called the BlacTech Career Engine, a free AI tool that optimizes your CV for Nigerian job applications in under two minutes. I’ll walk through exactly how to use it, step by step, in an upcoming post. For now, you’re welcome to try it yourself.
Why This Partnership Matters
I built the Office Of The President and 7FDCOF because I believe skills should turn into income, not just sit in a certificate folder somewhere. BlacTech Africa believes the same thing, just from a different angle. They’re building the technical talent pipeline. I’m building the digital income and community pipeline. Put those together, and you get a creator or professional who doesn’t just learn a skill, but actually knows how to turn it into visibility, income, and real opportunity.
This is only the beginning. As both of our platforms grow, expect more collaborations like this one: real partnerships, with real people benefiting on both sides, not just a logo on a page.