A very urgent question to ask, I have my isc2 CC exam scheduled for the 26th of this month, and my candidacy is expiring 30th this month as well.
would I be able to get the result and certification before the 30th, any cyber professional to assist answering this @ireteeh
@ireteeh @Gabriel_coder01 @Cyblackorg@graciey_E I'm well versed in the deployment of various microsft solutions in the SOC Specializations. Leveraging tools such as Microsoft defender, XDR, Microsoft Purview, Sentinel log analysis workplace, entra ID protections, defender cloud, etc. I'll like to connect further.
@graciey_E@segoslavia@graciey_E I'm well versed in the deployment of various microsft solutions in the SOC Specializations. Leveraging tools such as Microsoft defender, XDR, Microsoft Purview, Sentinel log analysis workplace, entra ID protections, defender cloud, etc. I'll like to connect further.
Today, the 25th of February 2025 marks a defining moment in the journey of the Obidient Movement as we proudly unveil our a logo a symbol that embodies the very essence of who we are and the values we stand for.
At the heart of this emblem is the image of Mr. Peter Obi, a leader whose life of integrity, humility, and tireless service has inspired a movement rooted in accountability, competence, and compassion. His face on this logo is more than a reflection of an individual, it represents the collective hope of millions who believe that governance should serve the people, not the privileged few.
This logo is a bold declaration of our commitment to justice, equity, and the pursuit of a better Nigeria a nation where merit prevails over mediocrity, where every citizen’s voice matters, and where leadership is anchored in transparency and public good.
As we unveil this symbol, we reaffirm that the Obidient Movement is not just about one man it is about all of us who refuse to accept the status quo. It is about a new generation rising to demand better, work harder, and dream bigger.
May this logo serve as a constant reminder that our mission transcends politics it is a moral call to build a nation that works for everyone. Together, we will continue to walk in truth, serve with humility, and remain steadfast in our pursuit of a Nigeria that upholds dignity, fairness, and progress for all.
We are Obidient. We are resilient. And together, a new Nigeria is possible.
Dr Tanko Yunusa
National Coordinator, Obidient Movement
One of the most distinguished accomplished of this year is launching my proffesional career in cybersecurity, Trust me its not been easy journey. I must pause to appreciate some of the incredible people whom have made serious contributions towards this outstanding progress. 2k25
The Tragic Story of Bola Ige's Assassination as Told by His Daughter
Part 2
Was Bola Ige Obasanjo's friend?
Ige had submitted his letter of resignation to Obasanjo before he was assassinated. Why?
Who removed Ige's cap from his head in the Ooni's palace?
Who said that was going to be Ige's last visit to Ife?
Note:
On December 23, 2001, Nigeria’s Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Chief Bola Ige, was assassinated in his home in Ibadan. In this emotional and insightful interview, his daughter, Funso Adegbola, recounts the tragic events of that fateful day. Funsho, author of He Gave Me Wings, a compelling memoir about her father’s life and legacy, sheds light on the impact of his death on the family and the nation. This conversation offers a unique perspective on the man who left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s history and politics.
#StateAffairs #BolaIge #FunshoAdegbola #HeGaveMeWings #NigerianHistory #JusticeForBolaIge #NigerianPolitics #IbadanStories #BolaIgeLegacy #EdmundObilo #PoliticalAssassinations #NigerianJustice #AfricanHistory
Day 6 of #EndBackGovernanceProtest.
Nigerians vow to sustain protests as Tinubu's silence ignores their demands. With economic woes worsening, demonstrators warn that ignoring their needs and calling of protests will only unleash more economic hardship from Tinubu’s government.
“We Yorubas Are The Most Weakest Link, Greedy, Selfish And Gullible Tribe In Nigeria. We Too MUMU And No Get Sense.”- Yoruba Lady Speaks On The #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria#TinubuMUSTGo Protest. Do You Agree?
"We traditional rulers never said people should not go the streets to demonstrate, it is their right. We know we have a lot of suffering in the country and it's not only Nigeria. We must ensure public assets are not destroyed"
Ooni of Ife, Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi
#PoliticsToday