LPG distribution in Nigeria relies heavily on manual ledgers, cash transactions, and fragmented logistics. Gas shop owners struggle with erratic inventory levels, lack of transaction logs, opaque pricing, and slow onboarding processes.

As the Lead Product Designer, I was responsible for the end-to-end design strategy, information architecture, user flows, visual system, and high-fidelity UI design.

To ensure seamless logistics and financial synchronization, I mapped the interaction between the Retailer and the Admin systems.

Built for the shop owner, not head office. A wallet to buy gas in bulk, a tiered cashback engine with referral mechanics to keep customers coming back, a CIN generator that turns one bulk purchase into individually trackable retail fills, and a KYC flow that makes "going formal" feel like five minutes rather than a trip to a government office.

The control room. Sets wholesale and retail pricing with guardrails so no outlet over- or undercharges; runs the pipeline that turns a cold enquiry into a fully onboarded retailer with its own dedicated wallet account; keeps oversight of every retailer, voucher, and cylinder moving through the network.