As a young boy b in the 90s in Enugu-Ezike, Igbo Eze North L.G.A, Enugu State, Nigeria, Solomon’s childhood gained stability in movement as his family’s work took him all over the State capital of Enugu such as Umuonu his place of origin, Ogurute city center, Nsukka township, Enugu East and Enugu urban. Solomon was born into a numerous family  in the year which Enugu gain its own state capital caved our from Anambara State in 1990 and the spirit of independent influenced his family’s mobilities in search of a better job.In his early childhood, he started to develop the need to build a comfortable home that will give comfort to his mother’s numerous children  which has always been a thing of survival , having to share small space together in a poor neighborhood  (Ugwuago Abakpa Nike) in Enugu State, Nigeria.  It’s all started by building a mini-mud houses and cages for domestic animals to help secure his mother’s chickens and to house his adorable dog which couldn’t find a space to sleep in door for lack of space, there he started constructing cages for the vicinities in exchange of money.

Before traveling from Africa to Europe to further his studies in building, he gained recognitions  for his unique skill, building cages with dumpster  to separate the chicken space from the chicken waste. During his years as a junior student got paid from senior students to do their drawing  for “Fine Art projects” class assignments and went on wining the school conducted competition called “Torture” where he came out as the best Art student at the moment.

A formative moment in Solomon’s adulthood was when he realize the absents of African history in the History textbook both when he was studying in the school of geometry as well as during his years as a university student. This pushed him to research African history independently, making him study twice as hard, having to carry out university programs and his independent research on African history.   The project took place between five to six year period documenting  major African lost empires, cities and architectural heritages that stretched from Cairo (Egypt), Timbuktu (Mali), Songhai (sahel), Nok, Ife, Benin and Nri (Nigeria), Wolof (Senegal), Aksum (Ethiopia) down to Great Empire of Zimbabwe showcasing a concise urban history, fact file, maps and satellite imagery that come together in a rigorous analysis and reconceptualization of what African architecture is and can truly be on my last thesis.

Thereafter, Solomon noted how degrading it will cost African children if African development fail to start from creating facilities and infrastructure that will shape it’s peoples emancipation.  Till date he think about designing a facility that would provide better education for everyone.