Molecular biologist turned data-driven researcher. I lead evidence-based reviews at Nigeria's national medical research institute, manage clinical study data for an NIH-funded trial, and build independent data science projects end to end — dataset to documented, reproducible analysis.
I'm a molecular biologist by training and a data scientist by the way I actually work now — every project below starts with a real, messy dataset, not a tutorial one.
Currently I lead evidence-based reviews at the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research and manage clinical data for an NIH-funded blood pressure and stroke prevention study. Alongside that, I build independent data projects and take on freelance research-methodology work — including data extraction and analysis for systematic reviews.
The two projects below aren't as separate as they look. I study population health risk in a clinical setting through the stroke-prevalence work, and I study it again from inside the exact community I come from — as a performing artist — through the dancer-hygiene dashboard. Same instinct, two very different rooms: find where the risk actually lives, and measure it properly.
I completed the ALX Data Science diploma in May 2025 on a full-ride scholarship, formalizing the tooling my lab and research background had already pushed me toward.
An independent, end-to-end analysis of a real community health-screening dataset — built as a reproducible package, not a one-off script.
Designed a full 16S rRNA analysis pipeline — QIIME2, DADA2, SILVA, LEfSe, DESeq2, PICRUSt2 — for an independent client study on obese patients.
Data extraction and analysis on systematic reviews for NIMR and overseas freelance clients — building review-ready evidence tables from primary literature.
Clinical data management for an NIH-funded study — recruitment, consent, REDCap data entry, and linkage-to-care follow-up.
Self-run survey and Power BI dashboard on hygiene behaviour among dancers — handwashing and showering frequency, facility access — broken down by age and gender. Bridges the community hygiene workshops with data analysis.
If you're looking at this for the Cardtonic Upskill Data Science track, or anything adjacent — reach out directly.