D-Rentals
drentals.dimroid.com · built soloStudent housing platform linking students to houses, landlords and agents. Built solo; recipient of the ₦50M S-VCG grant. Django and Channels, with real-time messaging over WebSockets.
Dimroid Technologies Ltd · RC 8255380 · Lagos, Nigeria · Now Accepting Engagements
A Nigerian software engineer, and the founder and chief executive of Dimroid Technologies Ltd — a software company he incorporated in Lagos on 10 February 2025. He builds SaaS platforms, desktop applications and automation systems, and led the D-Rentals build that won a ₦50 million federal grant.
Also known as Dimeji — and written variously as Taiwo Goodness Ukwedje, Taiwo Ukwedje and Dimeji Ukwedje. All refer to the same person.
₦50M S-VCG Grant Winner — 1 of 45, Federal Ministry of Education01 — Biography
Dimroid is not a company he manages from a distance. He writes most of what it ships.
Taiwo studies Electronics and Computer Engineering at Lagos State University's Epe campus, and has been writing software commercially alongside it — automation scripts, scrapers and desktop tools built for businesses that needed them and could not justify a foreign subscription to get them.
That freelance work became a company. He incorporated Dimroid Technologies Ltd as a private company limited by shares on 10 February 2025, under CAC registration number 8255380, once the volume of work outgrew what one person could sensibly invoice for.
His engineering position is a practical one: the tools Nigerian businesses need mostly exist already, but are priced for wallets earning in dollars. Converted into naira, a reasonable subscription becomes an unreasonable one. So he builds the local alternative — same job, priced for the market actually using it, and often sold outright rather than rented.
He works almost entirely in Python and Django, and designs products the same way each time: a shared infrastructure layer at dimroid.com that every subsequent product inherits, so that licensing, updates, payments and content are solved once rather than rebuilt per project.
02 — The grant
The Student Venture Capital Grant, awarded by the Federal Ministry of Education for D-Rentals.
Equity-free funding from the Federal Ministry of Education's Student Venture Capital Grant programme, selected from a national field of more than 30,000 applicants. The company gave up no ownership to receive it.
D-Rentals came directly out of being a LASU Epe student. Finding accommodation near campus meant fragmented WhatsApp groups, unverified agents and word of mouth — with no trusted platform anywhere in the process.
He built the answer as a solo project under Dimroid: a proptech platform linking students to housing, and to the landlords and agents behind it, with verified listings, separate account types for students, agents and property owners, and direct messaging between them. It runs today at drentals.dimroid.com, backed by a signed partnership with the LASU Students' Union Government.
The grant funds taking it beyond one campus. The accommodation problem it solves is identical in every university town in Nigeria.
03 — Recognition
Where the work has been judged by people other than its author.
04 — Work
A selection. The full portfolio, with honest status labels, is on the company page.
Student housing platform linking students to houses, landlords and agents. Built solo; recipient of the ₦50M S-VCG grant. Django and Channels, with real-time messaging over WebSockets.
E-commerce platform built from scratch — Paystack payments, full cart, AJAX interactions, and the distribution channel for Dimroid's desktop tools.
Licensed desktop application with activation keys, device-fingerprint binding, an offline grace period and a self-updating installer.
Multi-threaded port scanning and API security monitoring, generating CVE insights and MITRE ATT&CK mappings from AI threat analysis.
AI developer verification — scans a GitHub repository's structure, commit history and code originality, then runs an agentic technical viva on the candidate's own code.
Branded digital platforms for Nigerian car dealerships — inventory management, lead capture, analytics and competitor pricing intelligence, owned by the dealer.
QR and NFC-shareable profile platform — part business card, part link-hub, part portfolio, with physical NFC cards as the key to the ecosystem.
05 — Engineering
Depth in a small set of tools rather than breadth across many. Every product ships on the same backbone, which is why a new one can start from plumbing already solved.
06 — Elsewhere
The same person, under the same name, across every profile.
linkedin.com/in/dimeji-g
Open profile → GitHubgithub.com/Dimeji-G
Open profile → WritingTechnical write-ups and build logs — how each system was designed and what it actually solved.
Read the posts → Dimroid Technologies LtdThe company he founded — what it builds, why it exists, and the full portfolio with current status.
About the company →07 — Common questions
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Dimroid Technologies Ltd · CAC Reg. No. 8255380 · Lagos, Nigeria