My journey to entrepreneurship wasn't a straightforward one. Like many Nigerians, I had dreams of leaving the country in search of greener pastures abroad. I had everything planned out, from the career opportunities I would pursue to the life I would build. But life had other plans. Despite all my efforts, my visa was denied.

At first, the denial felt like the end of the road—a door closing on my aspirations. But as I sat in my home on the second floor, frustrated by yet another failed attempt to secure Diesel fuel, cooking gas, and 5 heavy bottles of water for my dispenser, an idea began to take shape. The challenge of getting these essential commodities up to my apartment was a constant struggle, and I knew I wasn't alone in this.

That moment of frustration sparked the realization that there was a gap in the market—a need for a more convenient way to purchase and receive essential goods. I wanted to create a solution that would make life easier, not just for myself but for countless others facing similar challenges.

Thus, the concept of a commodity-hailing app was born. I started working tirelessly on this long-time idea, fueled by the determination to turn my setback into something positive. As I delved deeper, I realized that the need extended beyond just fuel, gas, and water. There were so many other commodities that people struggled to access easily.

This realization led to the creation of the Dizu App—a platform designed to simplify the way we purchase and receive essential goods. What began as a solution to my personal struggles has grown into a tool that serves the needs of many, offering convenience and reliability in the delivery of everyday commodities.

Today, the Dizu App stands as a testament to resilience and innovation. My visa denial was not the end of my journey but the beginning of a new one. I’m proud to share this story, and I’m excited to continue improving lives through the Dizu App.