ILUMA does not build a new city — it awakens an existing one. A health-native AI operating system laid over Akure: every phone a nerve ending, every clinic a heartbeat, every AI agent a civil servant that never sleeps. From ìlú (city) and ìmọ́lẹ̀ (light).
Fuses symptom chatter from SMS, pharmacy sales and clinic visits to forecast outbreaks 2–3 weeks early.
Tracks every registered pregnancy; auto-books ANC visits, flags danger signs, dispatches CHEWs.
Reads borehole sensors and cholera-risk indicators; orders chlorination before contamination spreads.
Sees queue lengths and drug stock in every PHC; reroutes patients and restocks by drone corridor.
Dispatches the nearest Smart Clinic on Wheels; navigates by live road and flood conditions.
Links the agricultural estate to school feeding and malnutrition screens; prices the Health Endowment.
Every citizen a sensor — through the channel they already have: app, WhatsApp, SMS/USSD on feature phones, or a CHEW's tablet. TEST · TRACK · TREAT · THRIVE runs on all four.
A living digital twin of the city — health, water, air, food, mobility and energy fused into one model that forecasts instead of reports.
AI civil servants that act, not dashboards that watch. Each agent has a mandate, a budget, an audit log, and a named human officer who countersigns consequential actions.
Citizen-owned data trust. Residents govern their data and earn the Health Dividend — care credits paid for the anonymized signals that make the city intelligent.
Physical infrastructure: HUB kiosks in markets and churches, Smart Clinics on Wheels, drone corridors, solar micro-grids — and a flagship Medical Village district.