<AUN Coding Hub/>

We build software for problems worth solving.

An independent group of students and researchers at the American University of Nigeria — currently building DEJM, a tool that makes narrative imbalance visible before it becomes conflict.

01 about

Independent, based at AUN

AUN Coding Hub is an independent, student- and researcher-led group based at the American University of Nigeria. We're not a formal university department — we're a small team that builds working software around real research questions, rather than leaving them as papers or slide decks.

Our first project, DEJM, grew directly out of doctoral and graduate research into digital governance and community coexistence in Adamawa State, Nigeria.

02 projects

What we're building

Flagship · Live

DEJM — Digital Epistemic Justice Monitor

"Making absence visible."

Part of the Manara Coexistence Framework. DEJM operationalises the Tacit Score Index to show which historical narratives dominate a community's shared digital spaces — and which get quietly left out — without ever judging whether a narrative is true.

More projects in progress — check back soon.
03 team

Five people, one university

Faculty Advisor Dr. Zainab Shamsiya Usman Software Engineering
Alvin Orisedavweji Forteta
Information Systems
Muhammad Dauda Bello
Information Systems
Kamal Jillahi Bakari
Computer Science
Joseph Abunimye Ingio
Computer Science

School of Information Technology and Computing, American University of Nigeria.

04 contact

Get in touch

Questions about DEJM, the submission, or working with us — send a message and we'll reply directly.