Money Plenty, Light No Dey
₦263 trillion in domestic capital sits idle while 230 million Nigerians share 5,801 megawatts. We are already a nation of paying power customers — we just happen to be paying everyone except a functional grid.
Notes & Letters
Notes are the technical work — engineering, AI systems, the craft of building. Letters are the essays, the Dear Protégé series, and what Nigeria keeps teaching me. Both live here.
₦263 trillion in domestic capital sits idle while 230 million Nigerians share 5,801 megawatts. We are already a nation of paying power customers — we just happen to be paying everyone except a functional grid.
Why I stopped trying to hire a team and built one out of LLMs instead — and the dependency-graph engine that makes it work.
In a world where being ordinary is a crime, pausing to help the next man becomes breaking the law.
A field report from running production workloads against both. Cost, latency, and the subtle differences in how prompts behave across providers.
The opening of a running correspondence with the version of you that is still becoming.
How the StoreBounty engine serves dozens of domains from one JVM — and the request-pipeline trade-offs that made it possible.