ABUBAKAR ABDULKAREEM

a statistician, a data analyst, a teacher, an arsenal fan, an interpreneur and a strong believer in egalitarianism

[Gift Ojeabulu @GiftOjeabulu_]

You'll think you don't need the fundamentals because AI can do everything for you...

Until a company reaches out and says they want to hire you.

You get through the interview, and then they say:

"We really like this project you built. Can you walk us through your thought process?"

Then the follow-up questions start.

"Why did you choose this approach instead of the other options?"

"What trade-offs did you consider?"

"What problem were you trying to solve here?"

That's the moment you realize AI can't answer those questions for you.

Because if your only answer is, "Claude built it," the interview is probably over.

AI can help you build faster, but the fundamentals are what help you understand what you're building and defend your decisions.

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

Underrated life advice: Be fully where your feet are. When you're at work, work. When you're with family, be with family. When you're resting, rest. Most people are physically present and mentally everywhere else.

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

Just in case someone forgot to tell you today, the compass was invented before the clock because direction was more important than how long it took to get there.

[ProfitableMan @ProfitableMan1]

Build an emergency fund before you invest in anything.

Three to six months of your expenses saved in a liquid account. This is not optional. Without it, every financial setback sends you backwards.

[ProfitableMan @ProfitableMan1]

How to Earn ₦5 Million From Your Money in Nigeria in a Year.

Not in five years. In a year.

A savings account will take you half a decade to get there. The right investment does it in twelve months.

Here is exactly how. Pick your type below.

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

Some of the best advice I ever received from my father:

“If you don’t do the small things well, they’ll never trust you to do the big things. Remember that. Everything you do matters—act accordingly.”

Has served me well my whole life.

[Verydarkman @Verydakman_]

🚨2026 FIFA WORLD CUP: Nigeria may not have been on the pitch, but its sound was impossible to ignore. 🇳🇬

One unforgettable World Cup moment came when a Nigerian song echoed through the stadium, reminding the world that while Nigeria may not always qualify for football's biggest stage, our music continues to command a global audience.

From Lagos to the World Cup, Nigerian music keeps flying the nation's flag high. 🌍🔥

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

I spent 10 days on the Mambilla Plateau — a vast, breathtaking landscape that can rival any plain in the world. One of the most beautiful topographies on earth. That experience was worth every moment. Certainly one of Nigeria's best kept secrets, one that ought not to be.

The turbaning ceremony of the inimitable @Abdulrahmanleme as the Madakin Mambilla made the visit historic in its own right. The Making of the Madaki offers a vignette of the man, his essence, and a culture that continues to hold its own in the 21st century.

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

Nigerian artist Portable (Habeeb Okikiola Badmus) has released a video pleading for an end to the targeting and stereotyping of Fulanis in Yorubaland. Sharing how well they have treated him personally, he also pointed out that many people mistakenly target Hausas due to profiling. We applaud Portable for this responsible and timely message, and we urge other celebrities to follow his example in speaking out against discrimination.

Portable is far better than those bigots, wizkid and Davido

[Gimba Kakanda @gimbakakanda]

You obviously have never been inside an exam hall.

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

I love this question because it touches on a common point of confusion regarding the sheer scale of the population of Yajuj and Majuj. If they are so numerous, people wonder how the current 30% of inhabited land could possibly contain them alongside the rest of humanity.

The simple truth is that Yajuj and Majuj are indeed human beings, descendants of Adam. They are from the lineage of Japheth (Yafith), who was one of the sons of Prophet Nuh (peace be upon him).

This means they are currently part of the physical world, though hidden from our sight behind the barrier.

Ibn Kathir mentioned that their population is massive, far exceeding the number of known humans. This is anchored in a Hadith where the Prophet (peace be upon him) explained that on the Day of Judgment, for every one person from other nations sent to Paradise, nine hundred and ninety-nine from Yajuj and Majuj will be sent to the Fire.

So, because they are hidden at the moment, they are not roaming the 30% of the world we currently inhabit. Their "world" is currently restricted to the area behind that wall.

When the wall finally collapses by the decree of Allah, their massive population will emerge and cover the earth, which is why the scriptures describe them as "descending from every elevation."

And when they overrun the earth, they will reach a point of such arrogance that they will claim to have conquered both the people of the earth and the people of heaven.

At this critical moment, Prophet 'Isa (peace be upon him) and the believers will make an earnest supplication for help.

In response, Allah will send a type of worm or parasite (known in the texts as an-naghaf) that will infect the back of their necks, killing them all simultaneously.

Allah knows best.

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

The older I get, the more I realize that optimism is a competitive advantage. Not blind positivity. The belief that problems can be solved. That things can improve. That your actions matter. People who believe a better future is possible are the ones who create it.

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

Expose 2.0: How Isaac Was Smuggled into Genesis 22:2

I know they are going to run their mouth in the CS 😂. No matter the truth, they will deny it. Their forefathers knew the truth like they knew their children, unfortunately, they denied the truth.

So I am not surprised. Mind you, none of them have been able to take me up. It’s just ranting as usual. No knowledge. No substance.

Let’s get into it.

The ultimate proof that the story was edited to serve a localized Judean political agenda is the absolute failure of its geography.

In Genesis 22:2, God tells Abraham to go to the "land of Moriah" to perform the sacrifice. Judean scribes later claimed that Mount Moriah was the exact hill in Jerusalem where King Solomon built his temple, with the aim to validate Jerusalem as the sole holy site for all humanity.

However, historic textual variants completely shatter this claim. Why do I say so?

The Samaritan Pentateuch, which is an independent and ancient version of the Torah preserved by the Samaritans (who split from the mainstream Jews thousands of years ago), preserved completely different readings. In their ancient texts, the place of sacrifice is “Moreh” which is connected to Mount Gerizim, not Jerusalem. They are completely two different places.

The reason I established this is to prove that even the Bible's own ancient versions do not agree on where this happened. The Jewish scribes in Jerusalem pushed the "Moriah" (Jerusalem) narrative to make their Temple the center of the world, while the Samaritans pushed "Moreh" linked to Gezerim, to make their mountain the center. This confirms the text was being used as a political football.

In fact, the geographical descriptions in the text itself prove that Abraham could not have been traveling to Jerusalem. The Bible says Abraham saw the place "from afar" on the third day of his journey from Beersheba (Genesis 22:4).

Topographers and biblical geographers have pointed out that you CANNOT see the hills of Jerusalem from afar if they were going to Jerusalem from Beersheba.

Also, you CANNOT see the specific peak of the Temple Mount from a long distance away. You only see it once you have already finished the climb and are basically standing in the city.

Funnily 😂, Mount Gerizim and Jerusalem are both relatively close to Beersheba. You do not need a grueling three-day trek to see them "from afar" in the way the text describes it as a remote, high-stakes journey into the wilderness.

In fact, For a group traveling with donkeys and servants, a three-day journey to cover only 50–80 miles is not a "grueling trek"; it is a very slow walk. If the sacrifice was as urgent and high-stakes as the text claims, they would have been there much sooner.

This shows that the corrupters took a story that originally involved a long, three-day journey into the deep desert (Paran/Makkah) where you can see mountain peaks from miles away, and they tried to "smuggle" it into Jerusalem.

They kept the "three days" and the "seeing from afar" from the original Ishmael story, but they placed it in a location (Jerusalem) that is too close for a three-day trip and too hilly to see anything from afar.

So Where Exactly?

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

So Where?

In the Islamic tradition, "Marwa" is the specific destination of that journey. Yes! Marwa in the Paran province is the exact landmark. The valley of Makkah, where Ishmael lived and where the foundations of the Kaaba were raised.

Why do I say so?

In Genesis 21:21, the text explicitly states that Ishmael lived in the Wilderness of Paran. The very next chapter, Genesis 22, begins the story of the sacrifice. How then did Paran changed to Moriah suddenly? lol 😂

It is geographically and logically consistent that Abraham would perform the sacrifice in the region where his firstborn son actually resided. Remember, Ishmael is the ONLY son. It would have been him because he came before Isaac 14 years before. So, if there will be the “ONLY SON” description, it is definitely Ishmael. This is just common sense. 😂😂

To suggest Abraham traveled toward Jerusalem while his "only son" was living in Paran makes no sense. At least, leave pride and reason and na 😂😂

The redactors changed the name of the son but unfortunately, they couldn't fix the fact that the location markers for the original event pointed to Ishmael's home.

Paran is the place the geography and the timeline fits!

Unfortunately for them, the linguistic shift from “Marwa” to “Moriah” is the final piece of how fraudulent they are. lol 😂

While the Jewish scribes pushed for "Moriah" (Jerusalem) and the Samaritans pushed for "Moreh" (Gerizim), both were trying to adapt an older, desert-based name into their local geography. Liars 😂

They edited the text to create a tribal monopoly on God, unfortunately for them, they left behind a trail of historical contradictions, geographical impossibilities, and clumsy sentence structures that modern scholarship has completely laid bare.

They tried to cut out Ishmael to destroy the legitimacy of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), but their own pen ended up exposing their fraud to the entire world.

To Muslims, keep your mind at rest. You are upon the truth.

Allah knows best.

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

There is nothing special in what they are doing. What is happening here is just a type of black magic called Sihr Al-Hijabah (protection sorcery). It is powered by a specific class of ground Jinn known as the Ghawas.

What they do is illusion. The sorcerer prepares a concoction using dark, symbolic materials designed to mock the natural order.

They most times use blackened gunpowder, iron filings, the crushed skull of a venomous viper, and the sap of a thorny desert tree. Then they mix them together with sacrificial blood. This mixture will then be rubbed into deep micro-incisions made on the skin or worn as an encased leather talisman (Ta'weez).

This juju works by invoking the Jin before the show. And the moment the heavy blade swings toward the body, the Ghawas creates a very dense, invisible cushion of force directly between the knife and the skin.

To your eyes, it looks like the sharp edge is pressing hard against the flesh, but it is actually hitting an invisible barrier that prevents the knife from making any impact on the skin.

The quickest thing that spoils this juju is basic impurity. If the guy touches a woman on her period, or walks into a dirty toilet with his right foot while calling on God, or if someone nearby can recite Ayat al-Kursi out loud, the Jinn will flee the scene instantly to save itself.

The moment the Jinn runs away, that invisible cushion vanishes, and the knife will slice through that skin like soft bread.

Don’t try it o 😂

Allah knows best.

[Arsenal News @ArsenalNews_Hub]

This is Uganda🤔I think we need to get a preseason tour to one of these African countries.

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

Why Did The West Destroy Libya’s Water Supply In 2011?

Did you know that the West destroyed one of the largest water infrastructure projects ever attempted in human history, just to punish the sovereign African country that created this project?

In this report for the Spearhead, @okorieuche_ sheds light on Libya’s fabled and tragically ill-fated Great Man-made River Project (GMRP), a project that could have sustained Libya’s water supply into the distant future, and transformed the wider Saharan and Sahelian regions of Africa, geologically and economically, for the better, had NATO not carried out its illegal invasion of Libya in 2011 and murdered its popular, revolutionary leader Muammar Gaddafi.

[Kimuzi @Kimuzi_]

Discipline takes you far man. That's why those individuals who were self disciplined in primary school, high school and campus are progressing well in life.

Discipline compounds. The rewards are fulfilling.

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

Underrated life advice: Bet on yourself more often. Apply for the job. Start the business. Send the message. Take the trip. Ask the girl. You have to trust yourself enough to take the first step without knowing exactly where the path leads.

[Destiny Kay Onwe @Destiny_kayonwe]

Nigeria Vs Spain 3-2 only legend will remember 🔥

Ghana no fit relate 😂