I am Shehu Abubakar Mann, an AI automation engineer in Ilorin, Nigeria. I build agents and workflows that answer, schedule, file, follow up and remember, so the people running a business can stay in front of customers instead of in front of a spreadsheet.
One workflow at a time, measured. I would rather remove five hours of weekly manual work and prove it than deliver a platform nobody opens. Every build gets a human handover path, because an agent that cannot say "let me get someone" is a liability, not an assistant.
Most of what I build runs on infrastructure I own and operate: containers, scheduled jobs, the messaging APIs, and the model layer behind them. That keeps running costs honest and keeps the client's data out of places it should not be.
An automation is only finished when the person who used to do the task stops thinking about it.
I read Accounting at the University of Ilorin, spent years in human resources and business support, and came to automation through the paperwork itself: the schedules, the reconciliations, the follow-ups that never quite got followed up. I build the systems I once needed. That is also why my agents are grounded in a business's real documents rather than a model's memory of the world.
I also write poetry, published as Shehu Abubakar Niasse.
If you run a clinic, a school, a workspace, a shop or a professional practice and something in your week is repetitive and measurable, that is the conversation. Reach me on LinkedIn.