About
1981 may have been the year Congo gained one of its most creative sons—but let’s be real, that doesn’t sound like me. So here’s the truth.
I was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, spent my early years in France, and then moved to Montreal. It was in Montreal that I first discovered the power of storytelling. I was a fan of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and I loved it so much that I started writing my own episodes, starring a character I imagined myself playing. I was 15, and though the Internet wasn’t what it is today, I was determined to get those scripts into the right hands.
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You probably noticed I never showed up on The Fresh Prince, so yeah—that mission didn’t pan out. But what stuck with me was the drive to create. I kept writing script after script, letting my imagination run wild. When my family moved to Toronto, at 16, I showed one of my scripts to a teacher who told me, “Turn this into a book.” So I did—or at least tried to.
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I officially got published in February 2010.
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Along the way, I tried poetry (still do), took a shot at stand-up comedy (and really enjoyed it), and even experimented with hip hop (we don’t talk about that much). Every creative lane taught me something new and brought me closer to the storyteller I am today.
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Now, I’m the founder and CEO of RMDEFINITIVE Inc., a company built around authentic storytelling through film, theatre, and media. With projects like Every Year, The Commitment, and She Waits, I continue to share stories that explore love, perseverance, identity, and the human experience—especially from a Black Canadian lens.
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I’m still young, still writing, and still dreaming. There’s more to come—so let’s just say…
TO BE CONTINUED.
