Erik is a Nigerian entrepreneur and data analyst with a diverse portfolio spanning technology and hospitality. He is the founder of Boolean Technologies, a software engineering company that develops custom solutions and drives innovation in Nigeria’s digital health space. Boolean Technologies is the developer of 24telemed, a pioneering telemedicine platform designed to improve healthcare access across Nigeria. Under his leadership, 24telemed is currently being expanded as a nationwide initiative—The Renewed Hope Universal Healthcare Initiative—which aims to provide telemedicine access in every Local Government Area through a government-backed, multi-phase rollout involving regional call centers, PHC integration, and public-private partnerships.
In parallel, he is the founder of Anthill Centre and co-founder of Hot Stop, two fast growing hospitality brands known for its shawarma, lounges, cafés, and casual dining experiences operating in Abuja with expansion plans into Lagos and the United States. Through Anthill Centre and Hot Stop, he combines a passion for entertainment and hospitality with scalable business operations.
He holds a Master’s degree in Business Analytics from Imperial College London, where he refined his skills in Python, R, SQL, and data visualization. He also graduated with First Class Honors in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Baze University, Abuja.
An early stage entrepreneur, he previously co-founded OyaNow, a logistics and delivery startup that remains operational, and brings his combined experience in analytics, software development, business strategy, and operations to every venture he leads.
He is passionate about using technology to solve systemic challenges, particularly in health access and youth employment, and is currently focused on expanding telemedicine across Nigeria while scaling his hospitality footprint.
