About Me

I am a Junior Research Fellow at the Lex Lata Centre for Int'l Law & Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa, where my work focuses on researching regulatory fragmentation in African capital markets. I am deeply committed to the harmonization of the $2 trillion capital market among the 54 African states under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) protocols.

My legal experience spans impactful roles at top-tier firms. I have served as a Legal Intern at G Elias, Broderick Bozimo & Company, and ALN Nigeria | Aluko & Oyebode. In these capacities, I have contributed to case strategy development for high-profile cases worth over $80 million, conducted extensive legal research, and assisted in the preparation of court processes.

Beyond technical scholarship, I am dedicated to the human dimension of the law. Through my leadership roles at the Ahmadu Bello University Law Clinic and the Federation of African Law Students, I have driven strategic initiatives focused on advocacy and access to justice. This work is supported by my fluency in English, French, Hausa, Zarma, and Igbo, which equips me with the cultural intelligence necessary to bridge diverse legal landscapes effectively.