My journey into design started in a chemistry laboratory. I studied Pure and Industrial Chemistry as an undergraduate, but during that time I became fascinated by how people interact with systems, services, and technology, and how these interactions shape everyday life.

Over the past five years, I have worked as a Product and UX Designer, designing digital products across different industries. My work focuses on understanding people’s needs, improving how they experience products, and helping businesses create better services. More recently, I have expanded beyond interface design into service design, exploring how people, processes, and infrastructure work together to shape experiences.I am deeply interested in human psychology, behaviour, and the motivations behind people’s actions. Coming from a science background, I have found myself drawn to the humanities and the study of people.

Outside my professional work, I support initiatives focused on creating access to opportunities and economic empowerment for women and young girls.  As the daughter of Igbo business parents, growing up around the Nigerian marketplace shaped another part of who I am. I developed an early curiosity about how businesses operate, how people make decisions, and the economic forces that influence everyday life.

I enjoy exploring new experiences, working with people, and bringing ideas to life. I am usually the person to call when a project needs to move forward or when a group hangout has to leave the group chat. I chose SDSI because I wanted a programme that could bring together my interests in people, technology, business, and society while giving me the foundation to design better experiences.