A technology firm that would rather be trusted than be large.
Who you're hiring
Engineers who have carried the pager.
elbulaturee was established in 2026 in Maiduguri, Borno State by engineers from fintech infrastructure and incident response — the people who built the systems and then carried the pager for them. We work remotely across Nigeria and with clients worldwide.
We kept meeting the same failure everywhere we looked: software built by people who never had to operate it, operated by people who never got to build it. Each side blamed the other while the customers paid the bill.
So we built the company we kept wishing existed — one team that writes the code, runs it, breaks into it on purpose and answers for it at 3am. Remote-first across GMT+1 (WAT), working with clients worldwide.
What a buyer will check
Founded: 2026, Maiduguri, Borno State — remote across Nigeria
Founder & Tech Lead: Sani Aminullah — saniaminullah7@gmail.com
Assessment evidence: Reviewer credentials and assessment scope agreed before engagement
References: References shared with client permission when available
Incident line: +234 706 049 4655
Response commitment: Incident availability and response times are agreed for each engagement.
Everything above is checkable. Ask us for the paperwork.
Direct
incident contact
Agreed
response commitments
7
engineering practices under one roof
2026
founded in Maiduguri
How we work
We tell you when you do not need us
A scoping call that ends in “this is a two-hour fix, here is how to do it yourself” is a good outcome. It costs us a project and buys the only thing that actually generates work in this market, which is people recommending you.
No finding without a fix
Handing over a list of vulnerabilities and walking away is the easy half. Every finding we report comes with a remediation that accounts for your actual codebase and your actual constraints.
The client owns everything
Code in your repositories, infrastructure in your cloud accounts, documentation you can read without us. If leaving us would be painful, we have built it wrong.
Estimates are honest or they are useless
We would rather lose a bid than win it on a number we know is wrong. A project priced to win is a project that gets cut short or padded later, and both are worse for you than a straight answer now.