Bankole Emmanuel · Developer since 2016
Code with
purpose.
Room to explore.
I’m Bankole. I build software, work with blockchain, and explore better ways to publish with WordPress and AI.
01 / Selected projects
Ideas out in
the real world.
A few projects I’ve worked on across messaging, commerce, fintech, and connected digital services.
Connected.
Messaging & APIs
Waabot
A messaging automation platform with WhatsApp APIs and tools for connecting business conversations across channels.
Open for business.
Online stores
Waabot Shop
Product catalogues, online payments, and order management brought together for small businesses.
Across borders.
Financial technology
NYXEX
A technology business focused on financial applications, blockchain development, and AI-enabled services.
ecosystem.
Platforms & community
Morizon Hub
A digital hub connecting an ecosystem of payments, property, entertainment, and community services.
Explore Morizon Hub02 / Beyond the job title
A developer.
A curious person.
Still learning.
I’ve been developing software since 2016. I like connecting systems, untangling problems, and making useful things work.
My background spans WordPress, backend applications, APIs, blockchain systems, and the infrastructure that keeps software running. I work with JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python, alongside tools like Docker, Nginx, and cloud hosting.
Why AI and WordPress?
WordPress gives a publisher a place to own their work. I’m interested in how AI can help with preparation, clear review steps, and systems a person can understand.
What keeps me curious?
I learned Blender for fun. Building something visual exercises a different part of the same curiosity that draws me to software: trying an idea, seeing what happens, and improving it.
What’s in my toolkit?
My technical background includes Django, Flask, Express, SQL databases, MongoDB, Redis, Docker, Nginx, Cloudflare, AWS, and DigitalOcean.
03 / Field notes
Less repetitive work.
Better publishing.
Practical AI workflows for independent WordPress publishers, with a person in the review loop.
All field notesWordPress AI workflows · Guide 01
How to keep AI-generated WordPress posts in draft until you review them
Build a review step into your publishing workflow, starting with the post status.
Read the guideWordPress AI workflows · Guide 02
What should you check before publishing an AI-assisted WordPress article?
A practical editorial checklist for facts, sources, links, and the final page.
Use the checklist04 / How I think about it
Good AI workflows
have people in them.
A simple publishing outline. Open a step to see where the checks belong.
01Start with
a real question.
Choose one question your reader needs answered. Gather original notes, examples, and trustworthy references before asking AI to organise the material.
02Prepare
a useful draft.
Shape an outline from the brief. Keep source links beside factual claims, flag anything uncertain, and save the result as a WordPress draft.
03Review
like an editor.
Check facts, run the example, inspect links, and add your own explanation. Publish once a person has checked the final page.
04Keep track.
Improve it.
Record the WordPress post ID and any failures. Review an existing draft before retrying a failed run, so the workflow does not create duplicates.
An approach to publishing, illustrated step by step.
05 / Let’s make something useful
An interesting problem?
I’m listening.
Tell me about the people it serves, what you’re building, and what you want to make easier.