Housing stability has long been challenging for many young Lagos, Nigeria professionals. With high upfront rent costs and the economic inflation ravaging the country,
many struggle to balance their financial needs with securing accommodation. ULE Homes was created to address this pain point, offering short-term financing solutions designed specifically for rent payments, allowing individuals to pay their rent every month without the heavy financial burden of large, upfront payments.
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In this episode, we’ll dive into a groundbreaking initiative tackling one of the most pressing issues for young professionals in Lagos: rent payments. Our guest, Omolade Akinwumi, is the Founder and CEO of ULE Homes, a company offering short-term financing solutions for monthly rent payments. We will explore the impact ULE is making, the unique challenges of housing in Lagos, and how Omolade’s technology and cloud computing background influences her approach to solving housing issues.
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Omolade Akinwumi, an expert specializing in Architectural Software Implementations, Cloud
Computing, and Infrastructure Development. Her career began in customer service at Globacom Nigeria, but she quickly transitioned to a technical role, serving as the DevOps
Lead for the Business Technology team at Interswitch Group, where she led scalable infrastructure development for millions of Nigerians.
In addition to her technical prowess, Omolade is an active contributor to the global tech community as an Amazon Web Services (AWS) community builder, collaborating with top
talents to provide training on the latest cloud technologies.
She also leads She Code Africa Lagos, a movement empowering over 2,000 women in technology.

Web3, the next iteration of the internet built on blockchain technology, promises decentralization, transparency, and user empowerment. But with great innovation comes new challenges. Security in Web3 has become a major area of focus, especially as decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and other blockchain applications continue to explode in popularity. From smart contract vulnerabilities to phishing attacks and governance risks, Web3 security has become a hot topic in the tech world.

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Today, we’re not just talking about general security concerns—we’ll be diving deep into data, reports, and analyses that reveal the trends, challenges, and solutions emerging in the Web3 security space. Whether you’re a blockchain developer, a tech enthusiast, or someone just curious about the future of the decentralized web, today’s conversation will provide valuable insights into the current state of security in Web3.

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David Egorp, alias Drounz, is an industry expert who brings a unique blend of creativity and
analysis to the world of tech. David is a podcast manager at ‘Whatspodcasting,’ a podcast management company helping busy professionals manage their podcasting needs. He also co-hosts the ‘Evening Dew podcast,’ where he breaks down and analyzes reports and topics in tech, business, and the Nigerian economy.