Intro call
- WhatsApp or Calendly
- A go/no-go and a first guess at the leak
- If an audit is the wrong move, we say so
An operational efficiency consultancy for founder-led Nigerian businesses that have outgrown their manual systems. One audit shows you what is broken, what it costs in naira, and what to fix first.
30 minutes. Free. Lagos time. You leave knowing whether a full audit is worth it.

The work still gets done. It just gets done through workarounds, WhatsApp threads, and your personal attention. Each one is a leak.
Payments, discounts, reorders. If you are travelling, so is the business.
A ledger, a spreadsheet, and someone’s head. None agree at month end.
Your best manager spends Friday re-typing invoices.
Every time something breaks, the answer has been another salary.
The system works. It just needs you in the room for it to work.

Every leak is priced: the hours it eats, what those hours cost, the sales it delays, the stock it loses. Not a slide that says “streamline operations.” A line item.
Illustrative figures from a mid-sized distribution business. Your ledger will look different. It will not be smaller than you expect.
No discovery workshops that go nowhere. The audit stands on its own, whether or not you hire us to fix anything.
An honest go/no-go and a first guess at your biggest leak.
If an audit is the wrong move, we say so on the call.
We walk the eight Lean wastes through your business and name suspects.
Evidence, not opinion.
Every suspect becomes a line item with a figure next to it.
Some fixes are a process change. Some are software. Some are a hard conversation.
A company that sells one tool will find that every problem needs that tool. Patch walks in with a diagnostic. Sometimes the fix is automation. Sometimes it is a spreadsheet and a Monday meeting. That honesty is the point.
| Criterion | Patch | AI / automation agency | General consultant |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starts with a diagnostic, not a product | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Prices every inefficiency in naira | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Will recommend a non-software fix | Yes | No | Yes |
| Can build the fix, not just describe it | Yes | Yes | No |
| Understands how Nigerian SMEs actually run | Yes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| Deliverable stands alone without buying more | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Typical engagement | 2 to 3 weeks | Open-ended | 3 to 6 months |
Keep the fixes running. Re-audit when the business grows past them.
Prices in naira. Intro is always free. We do not sell retainers first.

Run the roadmap yourself, hand it to your team, or ask us to carry the fixes. Because the audit already mapped the work, delivery starts on day one.

Chukwuebuka is the founder of Patch. When the fix is technical, it gets built properly. When it is not, it does not get turned into software for the sake of it.
Works with founder-led Nigerian SMEs, especially distribution and wholesale, where stock, invoices, and owner approvals usually leak first.
First audits are underway. Ask for a redacted sample ledger on the call. No invented testimonials, logos, or numbers here.
No pitch deck, no pressure. Bring one thing that keeps landing back on your desk.