Whatever the problem is, we build for it.
OKHub Technology trains people and builds systems, out of the same building in Ibadan. Robotics and AI are part of that work. They are not the whole of it.
See the productsProducts shipped
22
Across 17 sectors, from a voting kiosk to a business platform to a nursing exam prep tool. See them at /products.
Bootcamp builds
6
Robots and systems the current 4IR Bootcamp cohort is building right now.
Where we are
Ibadan, Nigeria
Mokola, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria
What we do
Two things, in the same building
We train people in software and hardware, and we build systems for people who need them. Neither is the marketing arm of the other: the same engineers do both.
- Cohort training that ships a real, working build before it certifies.
- Client and product work across commerce, agriculture, automation, health, public sector, nonprofit, community, gaming, social impact, civic tech, education, language, media, computer vision, immersive, networking, and productivity.
- Trainees work on real client problems, not simulated ones.
How we build
For the constraints that are actually there
Most of the places this software runs do not have the reliable power, bandwidth or budget that a lot of tooling assumes. We design for the network and hardware people actually have, not the ones we wish they had.
- Offline-first where a connection cannot be guaranteed: data syncs when it returns.
- Edge inference over cloud dependency, where the hardware allows it.
- WhatsApp and SMS as first-class interfaces, because that is where the users already are.
Resources
About OKHub

In the room
Building Africa’s Future, Today.
We teach the skills, then build with them.
OKHub Technology trains people and builds systems, out of the same building in Ibadan. The work spans commerce, health, agriculture, civic tech and more. Robotics is one part of it, not the whole of it. Trainees work on real problems, not exercises invented for a classroom.
Mission
Give people the tools and the confidence to build.
Vision
Communities that build their own technology.
Why OKHub exists
Imported solutions do not survive local conditions. We build for the conditions we have.
Built in Nigeria
Every product in the catalogue solves a Nigerian problem, for Nigerian conditions.
Built for local rules
Software and hardware built to the regulations that actually apply, not retrofitted to them.
Teach it, build it, ship it
The same engineers who train a cohort ship the client work.
Community-first pedagogy
Students, schools and industry, in the same room.