Fullstack Developer — Lagos, Nigeria
Building fullstack systems
that actually run
in production.
5+ years, 80+ projects shipped — mostly Laravel, Next.js, and PostgreSQL, for teams in Nigeria and beyond. Not demos stuck on localhost — things that stay live after I hand them over.
Selected work
A few products I've shipped end to end.
01
Torasend
An SMM automation panel processing thousands of orders daily — migrated from shared cPanel hosting onto a hardened, self-managed VPS with zero downtime for existing clients.
Problem solved — Unreliable shared hosting and manual deploys, replaced with a self-managed Nginx/PHP 8.4 VPS, Supervisor-managed queue workers, and GitHub webhook auto-deploy wired up across both the API and frontend repos.
- Laravel API
- React / Vite
- MySQL 8.0
- Hostinger VPS
02
BoostSphere
A marketing-services platform built to read like a SaaS product page even though it's selling a service, not software.
Problem solved — The client wanted SaaS-level polish on a services business — pricing-style tiers, clear positioning, no vague 'contact us for details.' Borrowed SaaS page structure without pretending it's software.
- Next.js
- SaaS
- Marketing
03
Techky Academy
EdTech site for Data Engineering, BI, M365 Admin, and Analytics Engineering training — built around a short enrollment path instead of a marketing funnel.
Problem solved — Explaining four distinct technical career tracks clearly enough that a non-technical visitor could pick the right one for themselves, without needing a sales call in between.
- Next.js
- Education
- Landing Page
04
Midas Coin
Marketing site for a BEP-20 crypto token — tokenomics, roadmap, investor info, reading as legitimate instead of like another token-launch template.
Problem solved — Crypto sites live or die on trust signals, so token stats and announcements update dynamically from a Laravel API instead of being hardcoded into the page.
- Next.js
- Laravel
- Crypto
01
Torasend
An SMM automation panel processing thousands of orders daily — migrated from shared cPanel hosting onto a hardened, self-managed VPS with zero downtime for existing clients.
Problem solved — Unreliable shared hosting and manual deploys, replaced with a self-managed Nginx/PHP 8.4 VPS, Supervisor-managed queue workers, and GitHub webhook auto-deploy wired up across both the API and frontend repos.
- Laravel API
- React / Vite
- MySQL 8.0
- Hostinger VPS
02
BoostSphere
A marketing-services platform built to read like a SaaS product page even though it's selling a service, not software.
Problem solved — The client wanted SaaS-level polish on a services business — pricing-style tiers, clear positioning, no vague 'contact us for details.' Borrowed SaaS page structure without pretending it's software.
- Next.js
- SaaS
- Marketing
03
Techky Academy
EdTech site for Data Engineering, BI, M365 Admin, and Analytics Engineering training — built around a short enrollment path instead of a marketing funnel.
Problem solved — Explaining four distinct technical career tracks clearly enough that a non-technical visitor could pick the right one for themselves, without needing a sales call in between.
- Next.js
- Education
- Landing Page
04
Midas Coin
Marketing site for a BEP-20 crypto token — tokenomics, roadmap, investor info, reading as legitimate instead of like another token-launch template.
Problem solved — Crypto sites live or die on trust signals, so token stats and announcements update dynamically from a Laravel API instead of being hardcoded into the page.
- Next.js
- Laravel
- Crypto
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What I do
Three things I'm genuinely good at.
01
I build your idea, not just a demo
Tell me the actual problem — I'll listen, then own it end to end: Laravel or Node.js on the backend, Next.js or React up front, one person responsible for the schema, the API, and the UI. No relay race between contractors who've never spoken to each other.
02
I wire up what actually matters
Paystack, Korapay, and Flutterwave for payments, Cloudflare R2 for storage, Resend for transactional email — the unglamorous plumbing most portfolios skip. I ask what your business needs before I pick a provider, then I get it right the first time.
03
I fix what's already broken
Usually called in after something's already live and already breaking — an app still stuck on shared hosting, a Laravel app that won't run on the infra it's deployed to. I find the real problem, fix it, and leave it in better shape than I found it.
How I got here
A short history.
Freelance
Started building client sites and small platforms under the Larry Codes name.
Delovox
Joined Delovox Consulting's Fullstack Development Department in Lagos — Laravel/PostgreSQL and Next.js, day to day.
Aevotech.ng
Co-founded Aevotech.ng, taking on infrastructure migrations and production fixes for SME clients outside of Delovox.
Today
Splitting time between product work at Delovox and client engineering through Larry Codes and Aevotech.ng.
Tools of the trade
Why work with me
Six things clients
keep mentioning.
I reply within hours, not days, whether you're a call away in Lagos or twelve time zones out — no chasing me for updates.
If a spec won't actually serve your users, I'll say so before writing a line of code, not after you've paid for it.
Your app is architected to handle the traffic you'll have next year, not just the demo you're showing this week.
If a user needs a walkthrough to use it, it's not finished. I design for obvious.
Slow pages and slow APIs cost you users and money — I treat performance as a requirement, not a nice-to-have.
Every project ships like my name is on it in public. Because it is.
Got something that needs building?
Got a brief, or just a rough idea? Tell me what you're building and I'll tell you what it actually takes.