Eleven years making businesses impossible to ignore.

Paul Omotayo has been building technology companies since 2009. He founded Eklipse Technologies in Lagos in 2015 and has run it ever since — growing it into an operation serving clients across three continents. Under his leadership, Eklipse has deployed more than 400 websites, shipped over 40 mobile apps, built 60+ enterprise applications for top brands across Africa, the UK, and the US — including multinationals and government — and deployed automations that have saved clients over 6,000 hours.

He is a founder several times over. He started, ran, and scaled S5 — the Smart Academic Software System, a global-standard school platform used by schools across multiple African countries. He built Haba Insurtech from scratch and raised over $200,000 in early-stage funding. And when AI started rewriting the rules of academia, he founded an edtech to confront AI-driven plagiarism — the problem he took to the TEDx stage in Dallas, Texas.

The credentials run as deep as the shipping record: an AI patent, an MBA from Hult International Business School, a DBA candidacy at the University of the Potomac where his doctoral research focuses on how AI transforms business operations, and certification as a Generative AI Expert. That mix of academic rigor and street-level operator experience is what every Eklipse engagement gets. Next up: TribeCity — an ambitious first Super App for Africa, over 100 features, expected to launch in 2027.

And when you hire Eklipse, you are not handed to a junior account manager. You work with Paul directly. That is not a marketing line — it is how the company is built.