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Olusehinde Elijah Kolawole, known publicly as Strixformes.
A Nigerian builder and systems thinker whose work crosses technology, business, mathematics and philosophy. He creates digital systems and studies the structures behind behaviour, incentives, access, identity and emergence.
Olusehinde Elijah Kolawole is a Nigerian builder and systems thinker. He studied Mathematics and Mathematics Education at Osun State University, Mathematics and Data Science at the University of Stirling, and Philosophy at the University of Glasgow, and works across technology, business, mathematics and philosophy — which he does not treat as separate careers.
He founded The Owlet, a social media growth platform which had delivered over 88 million orders by October 2026. His other systems include SABI, Gamers360, NYRA, QuickShop, Spykes and Chequemate. His research on relational viability under incomplete and changing knowledge is published as a preprint on Zenodo.
His work returns repeatedly to a small set of questions: how rules produce behaviour, how feedback amplifies and stabilises systems, how access changes what is possible, and how people themselves function as infrastructure.
- The Owlet: over 88 million orders delivered, as of October 2026.
- Preprint: Strixformes: Relational Viability Under Incomplete and Changing Knowledge, Zenodo, 2026 (not peer reviewed).
- Mathematics and Mathematics Education, Osun State University.
- Mathematics and Data Science, University of Stirling.
- Philosophy, University of Glasgow (completed).
The Owlet, SABI, Gamers360, NYRA, QuickShop, Chequemate, Talktiyu, Rhombus Proxy, BuyLyt, Owlet Creators, QuickShop Mall, MySocials.
- strixformes.com — this site, the central identity
- x.com/strixformes
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Descriptions built on “visionary”, “serial entrepreneur”, “thought leader” or “polymath”. They are not how he describes himself, and they replace the specific with the generic.
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