I build businesses.

I grew up in Cameroon’s North West Region and I’m based in Bamenda, which has been heavily affected by the Anglophone crisis.

Building here taught me to make things work with little. That habit is the first thing I bring to every business I help.

I studied Medical Laboratory Science and graduated with a B.Sc from the University of Bamenda in 2022.

I worked in a regional hospital blood bank, where I saw patients wait for blood that wasn’t there. I didn’t forget it.

I passed the competitive entrance exam into Computer Engineering so that I could work remotely and create opportunities.

B.Eng in 2023, then an M.Eng in 2024 with a CGPA of 3.71 out of 4.00, at the National Higher Polytechnic Institute, University of Bamenda.

I registered my first business in my second year of university. Several early attempts failed.

In 2019 I co-founded Skye8, a software company. In 2020 I founded Uni B Agency, and I ran it alone — strategy, ads, SEO, content, websites and automation — before I built a team.

In 2022 I founded eLifesaver, an app that connects patients with blood donors.

It won the 2023 FOND-PROTO health grant from APME. Then it waited almost two years for regulatory approval, before resuming in 2026 with blood donation drives in Cameroon’s two main English-speaking cities.

On 15 April 2024 I founded Oppnergy Community, to help young people find and use opportunities: jobs, scholarships, fellowships, grants and entrepreneurship.

Since 2023 I’ve been Country Director of Better World Charity in Cameroon. In January 2025 I directed the charity’s New Generation Leaders Summit in Dubai.

I won Hult Prize Cameroon 2024 with Efreshop. My US visa for the next stage in Boston was refused, but I kept going.

I was selected as an ELISA Business Scholar for 2026 and trained in Hwange, Zimbabwe. Today I help other founders start and grow their businesses.