C.itp. Okorodudu O. Franklin stands out as a distinguished academician and researcher with a profound commitment to advancing knowledge in Computer Science, particularly in the domains of artificial intelligence and information science. His inventive spirit has led to the development of several cutting-edge technologies, including the “Sabotage and Leakage Monitoring Device / Petroleum Pipeline Vandalism Monitoring Device” and the co-invention of a “Water Level Monitoring Device with PH, Temperature, and Turbidity Sensors,” both of which have garnered widespread recognition and recommendation for use. Additionally, he holds a Patent Right Certificate (NOTAP/IPR/465/10) for his “Petroleum Pipeline Vandalism Monitoring Device,” further establishing his reputation as a pioneer in his field. Dr. Okorodudu’s academic journey is marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence, underscored by his ability to inspire and guide students through the rigors of research-intensive programs. His pedagogical approach emphasizes the integration of practical experience with theoretical knowledge, fostering an environment where students can thrive in their final years of university education. Over the years, he has taught at various academic levels, including undergraduate, graduate, and diploma programs at Delta State University, Abraka, and Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe Oghara. His roles have included leading weekly sessions, delivering comprehensive lectures, mentoring students, and designing and evaluating examinations. Dr. Okorodudu’s educational background is as diverse as it is impressive. He began his academic journey at St. Luke’s Anglican School, Idiagba Titun, Akure, Ondo State, followed by secondary education at Mohammed Kobo Secondary School, Lapai, Niger State. He earned his first degree in Industrial Mathematics from Delta State University, Abraka, in 2002. Following his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) stint at Doyin Hotels Igboho, Oyo State, in 2003, he pursued advanced studies at Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, where he obtained a Postgraduate Diploma (2004-2005), Master’s Degree (2006-2010), and PhD (2011-2017) in Computer Science. His doctoral research, which focused on modeling a petroleum pipeline detection system for the Niger Delta region, earned him his PhD in artificial intelligence/modeling simulations in 2018. Dr. Okorodudu has dedicated significant efforts to the growth of the academic community, particularly through his teaching and mentoring roles at Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara, and Delta State University, Abraka. He has been instrumental in guiding over 50 students through their academic theses and has co-peer-reviewed numerous publications in international journals. As an active researcher, Dr. Okorodudu’s work in artificial intelligence leverages tools from algorithm design, game theory, machine learning, and data science to explore the societal impact of these technologies. His contributions have been disseminated through various international and local journals, book chapters, abstracts, and conference papers. Dr. Okorodudu is a registered member of several prestigious professional bodies, including the Computer Professionals (Registration Council) of Nigeria (MCPN), Nigerian Computer Society (MNCS), International Computer Science and Engineering Society (MICESES), International Association of Engineers (MIAENG), International Society of Artificial Intelligence (MISAI), and the International Society of Software Engineering (MISSE). In conclusion, Dr. Okorodudu’s career is a testament to his dedication to the theory and practice of artificial intelligence, as well as his commitment to nurturing the next generation of scholars. His research, teaching, and professional affiliations position him as a leading figure in his field, with a lasting impact on both academia and industry.