WHO AM I?


I'm Jesutomilayo (Tomi) Abe, born in Lagos, Nigeria, to a Yoruba family from Osun State. I grew up in a home filled with love and faith, the kind that gave me room to explore and become.

I studied Computer Science at Covenant University, then earned a Postgraduate Degree in Creative Technology from the University of the West of England. Living in the UK broadened how I see systems, from culture to governance to design, and deepened my desire to build things that connect people and ideas with purpose.

Today, I'm married to Toro, whose faith and brilliance continually inspire me. We live on the outskirts of Lagos, just far enough to breathe.

I like to think of myself as a natural creative: someone drawn to understanding how things work, why they matter, and how they can be made better. My interests span art, design, technology, media, sustainability, culture, faith, and the everyday questions that shape how we live.

I'm curious about systems and stories, drawn to the intersection where structure meets meaning, and always learning.


WHAT SHAPES ME?


Faith is the lens through which I see everything. I'm a Christian who believes creativity, purpose, and integrity aren't separate things; they're ways of honoring the gifts we've been given and serving others well.

I believe excellence is an act of gratitude. That work is a form of worship. That meaning matters more than metrics.

My worldview is shaped by two forces: curiosity — asking better questions — and conviction — building with purpose and understanding context.

"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord."
— Colossians 3:23


This shapes how I design, lead, learn, and live.