I Build |

I was born on the 6th of November, 1996, in the heart of Nairobi. This city is the environment that shaped my drive and outlook. Nairobi's unique mix of relentless hustle, cultural diversity, and rapid technological adoption is built directly into my foundation.

Growing up in the capital taught me to thrive in dynamic, fast-changing environments. Resources may be finite, but resourcefulness is infinite. Everything I have built traces its roots to the energy of the Nairobi streets.

My primary foundation was built at Saint Mary's School in Westlands — an environment that taught me structure, social intelligence, and the value of community.

I then progressed to boarding at Saint Hannah's Boys High School in Karen, Nairobi. Those years of independence built my resilience and self-motivation. It was during these teenage years that my affinity for logical problem-solving began to take real shape.

I joined JKUAT in 2015. My time there was heavily disrupted by frequent strikes, school politics, and systemic delays that cost me momentum.

By 2018, I made the conscious, contrarian decision to leave. That pivot forced me to take complete ownership of my learning and build my own curriculum outside traditional frameworks — the best decision I ever made.

In late 2018, I pivoted by enrolling at Strathmore University to pursue BBIT. The next five years: intense coursework, coding projects, and launching my own business ventures — simultaneously.

I graduated in 2023 with Second Class Honours (Upper Division). Studying BBIT at Strathmore calibrated my mindset — showing me exactly how technical engineering and enterprise business strategy intersect to create high-value systems.