Electrical and electronics engineer. I work on power sector regulation in Abuja, and I build infrastructure for AI agents.
Two things hold my attention. One is how a national grid stays up, which is what I trained for and what I have spent my working years on. The other is what happens when software agents are given memory, money, and something to lose. Most of what I build sits somewhere between those.
Analyst, Engineering Performance and Monitoring Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Abuja
Built a real-time feeder monitoring system that ingests live distribution data and maps feeder status geographically. Wrote predictive maintenance models in Python that lifted forecasting accuracy, and a metering compliance dashboard in Power BI and SQL that cut report generation time by a quarter.
Before that, I trained at TCN's Abuja Regional Control Centre on the 330kV and 132kV transmission grid, working alongside control room engineers on load dispatch, frequency regulation, and system disturbance analysis.
Languages
Web and services
Chains and protocols
Engineering
Design and Construction of a Controller Circuit for the Control and Utilization of Renewable Energy I. D. Patrick, J. Tsado, O. J. Tola. 4th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Electronics for Sustainable Energy Systems, 2025.
Agent memory is an ownership problem On why agents forget, why the obvious fixes make it worse, and what building the alternative on Walrus taught me.