Abdulqudus Sodiq

Accountant | Data & BI Analyst | I help businesses turn raw financial and operational data into clear Insights for better decision making.

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

Just completed my weekly Data Analysis challenge — a 2022 Sales Dashboard for a South American company.
Key Insights: 💰 Sales: $2,544M
📈 Profit: $890M
👥 Customers: 87M

#DataAnalysis #Accounting #PowerBI #DashboardDesign #LearningInPublic

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

@TomiTalksTax Happy belated birthday, sir🫡

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

@aiishadahir Alhamdullilah

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

It's my birthday 😊🎉

Kindly say a prayer for me🤲.

[Ochai @mxochai]

Sometime last year, my neighbor died of cancer. She was a very nice Muslim woman that always gave me a package every Eid.

She ran this small provision store close to my house where I was a regular customer (still am).

I drink a lot of bottled water, so I was regularly giving her packs of empty bottles weekly. That’s how we got close.

During every Eid, she’d package meat and chin-chin for me. And they were all packed in a signature way.

Yesterday, during Eid, I randomly went to the provision store to get something and I met her first daughter.

Just before I left, she asked me “we’ve not cooked yet, but there’s chin-chin. Should I bring some for you?”

I wanted to kindly decline when I remembered her mother. The request also took me by surprise because her mother never asked me.

She just asks me to wait and return with my package, adding it to whatever I was buying.

So I accepted and waited for her to bring it. When I got home and peaked inside, it was the same signature package, in the exact way her mother used to pack it.

I smiled and wrapped it back. This was yesterday.

I’m currently eating from the chinchin and you won’t believe it when I say it tastes exactly like what their mother always gave me.

It’s even logical to think this her daughter was the one making the chinchin all along lol.

But as I’m currently snacking on it, this woman has been on my mind. I’ve simply been unable to shake off all the memories.

How we always had random conversations when I go to her shop. We spoke so well all her children know me till date.

I remembered how I always go to get my injections from her and hear the motherly worry in her voice if I come back too soon.

I even remember having the same worry when she fell sick and she kept assuring me she’d soon be back. Sadly, she didn’t make it.

She was also one of the people that helped me settle into this neighborhood when I first got here.

After her demise, her daughters took over her business, and it’s been running smoothly.

If I, someone she knew for only 2-3 years, still randomly think of her this way, I can only imagine how her children must feel.

I pray God continues to guide them and give them the strength to keep carrying their mother’s love and legacy.

I’m also reminded to keep being someone people will remember the good I brought to their lives when I’m no longer here.

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

@ObohX When the hard work is finally paying off >>>>

Congratulations, chief 🫡

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

Last Friday Ramadan 1447 AH

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

Ramadan Day 10 🌙✨
Alhamdulillah 🥹 🙏

Closing the doors on the first third of this blessed month.

May Allah shower us with His infinite mercy and keep our hearts firm as we transition into the days of forgiveness.🙏

[Seplat Energy @SeplatEnergy]

We just released our Audited Full-Year 2025 Financial Results, with a solid financial and operational performance.

"In 2025 we clearly illustrated our ability to operate at scale. We benefitted from successful execution of several key offshore activities that kick-started life for Seplat as an offshore operator, while at the same time delivering onshore production performance that was the strongest in recent memory." - Roger Brown, CEO, Seplat Energy Plc.

Read the full report on https://t.co/EJZkcObdlK

#SeplatEnergy #FinancialResults #ReliableEnergy

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

@YomiOlugbenro @DeloitteNigeria Congratulations, sir🫡

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

Hi #datafam

When I built this Order Sales Performance Dashboard, I wasn’t just looking at numbers.

I was looking for the story behind them.
Revenue? $7.08M.
Orders? 5,295.
Completion rate? 95%.

Impressive on the surface.

But here’s what the data quietly revealed 👇

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

Hi #datafam

When I built this Order Sales Performance Dashboard, I wasn’t just looking at numbers.

I was looking for the story behind them.
Revenue? $7.08M.
Orders? 5,295.
Completion rate? 95%.

Impressive on the surface.

But here’s what the data quietly revealed 👇

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

Hi #datafam

When I built this Order Sales Performance Dashboard, I wasn’t just looking at numbers.

I was looking for the story behind them.
Revenue? $7.08M.
Orders? 5,295.
Completion rate? 95%.

Impressive on the surface.

But here’s what the data quietly revealed 👇

[𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗻 @HaramainInfo]

BREAKING NEWS | The crescent moon has been sighted in Saudi Arabia.
Therefore, Ramadhān 1447 will begin tonight.

May Allāh ﷻ accept our siyām, qiyām & acts of worship, and may He grant us the ability to utilise the precious moments of this Blessed month to engage in that which pleases Him. Aameen.

[Temi ✨ @cheftee_lead]

Common errors in Excel and what they mean.
Which one do you dread the most? 😂

Knowing what these errors represent is crucial as it would inform your decision on what to do to troubleshoot and get them off your formulas 🫠

Retweet for others 🧵🤗

1. #DIV/0!: Dividing a number by zero or an empty cell. Ensure that the divisor is not zero or blank.

2. #NAME?: This means that Excel does not recognize the function name, due to misspelling a function or referring to a named range that does not exist.

3. #VALUE!: This occurs when a wrong data type has been used in a formula, such as adding text to a number.

4. #N/A: The means the value is not available, commonly seen in lookup functions when the formula can’t find a match.

5. #NUM!: This signifies Invalid numeric value, for example, when a formula has invalid number like square root of a negative.

6. #SPILL!: This happens when a formula generates multiple results, but the destination range has content blocking the output.

7. #REF!: This means a reference has become invalid, happens when you delete a cell or range that has been referenced in a formula or when you copy and paste data with underlying function elsewhere.

8. ####: Basically means that the column is too narrow to display the data.

I hope this is helpful

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

@iam_Uchenna Congratulations 👏

[Dammyson | Brand designer @DammysonL]

First class ❌ Second class upper ❌ Second class lower ✅ 3.38/5.0

This isn’t the degree I dreamed of. But it’s the one I fought for—with torn mattresses, petrol station shifts, and a broken family.

If you’ve ever risen from nothing, this thread is for you. 🧵

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

@TechnicalBben Congratulations 🎉

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

Hi, #datafam

I just Built a 2-page interactive fintech dashboard (Opay-inspired) analyzing transactions from an accounting + analytics lens 📊

Tracked success vs failure rates, active users, avg transaction value, and total transaction value to spot revenue leakage.

#powerbi

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

Hi #datafam

I Built a 2-page interactive fintech dashboard (Opay-inspired) analyzing transactions from an accounting + analytics lens 💳📊

Tracked success vs failure rates, active users, avg transaction value, and total transaction value to spot revenue leakage.

#powerbi

[Abdulqudus Sodiq @QtechConcept]

@iam_Uchenna Congratulations chief🎉