I am a Computer Science Educator, digital learning practitioner, and AI Governance, Risk & Assurance Specialist with a background spanning education technology, programme design, and responsible AI.

My work has moved across classroom teaching, learning-platform implementation, bilingual digital training, AI safety education, and governance design for public-facing technology systems. The path that led me to LumenAfri came from seeing how quickly AI opportunity concentrates around people who already have devices, connectivity, confidence, and institutional support, while many rural learners, orphanage-linked communities, and underserved schools are left outside the systems being built around them.

I founded LumenAfri to help close that gap through practical AI skills, digital literacy, responsible AI awareness, offline-first learning resources, and partnerships that strengthen local capacity. For me, LumenAfri is not only about access to technology. It is about agency, safety, confidence, and fair participation in the digital future. I bring an assurance mindset to the work, which means we aim to build programmes that are inclusive, accountable, funder-ready, and grounded in the real needs of the communities we serve.

Computer Science Educator and AI Governance, Risk & Assurance Specialist building LumenAfri to widen responsible AI skills and digital opportunity for underserved African communities. 

My Personal Touch

I care about building a future where technology widens human capability, protects dignity, and gives underserved communities real agency in the systems shaping their lives. My work is driven by AI for good, responsible AI, education access, public-interest technology, and reducing avoidable suffering for both human and non-human communities.