Software Built
End-to-End

// THE PROBLEM

Schools in Nasarawa were manually computing results for hundreds of students — a slow, error-prone process that delayed report card issuance and made tracking academic history nearly impossible.

// WHAT I BUILT

A full database-driven system handling 600–700 students across all school levels. It generates report cards, computes grading automatically, tracks psychomotor skills and affective traits, produces broad sheets, and maintains complete academic history per student.

// OUTCOME

Result processing time cut from days to minutes. The system handles all three school arms in a single deployment, with separate grading logic per level. Currently live and accessible via web.

// THE PROBLEM

Job seekers in Lafia had no local platform connecting them to relevant opportunities. Most relied on word-of-mouth or national platforms that didn't reflect local market realities.

// WHAT I BUILT

A peer-to-peer job matching platform with a custodial wallet system — task posters fund tasks upfront, workers complete them and withdraw earnings via Paystack. Includes smart matching logic, task escrow, and a full transaction ledger per user.

// OUTCOME

Platform is live in test mode with complete escrow, wallet, and withdrawal flows functional. Currently being hardened for production (row-level locking, idempotency checks) before going live with real money.

// THE PROBLEM

Schools wanting to run digital exams faced a hard dependency on stable internet — which is unreliable in many parts of Nasarawa — making CBT impractical without expensive cloud infrastructure.

// WHAT I BUILT

A lightweight CBT application that runs fully offline on a local machine, or deploys via WSGI to serve a whole school over a local network. No internet required during the exam — just a single device running the server.

// OUTCOME

Open-source and ready for schools to deploy. Designed to run on modest hardware, making it accessible to schools that can't afford cloud-dependent exam systems.

// THE PROBLEM

Grade6ix needed a professional digital presence that accurately represented both its physical tech-services business and its growing software development work — in a single cohesive brand.

// WHAT I BUILT

A fully custom-coded website — no templates — built with Tailwind CSS and a Material Design 3 dark-theme color system. Includes service showcasing, an integrated portfolio section, blog, and contact form. Deployed on Vercel with SEO, Open Graph, and structured data configured.

// OUTCOME

Live, indexed by Google, and the site you are reading right now. The codebase is public and maintained on GitHub.