Umar Habib Shuaibu

Mathematician•Data Scientist•Project Manager•Community Developer•SDGs 4, 8 & 9 Advocate

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

In my current industry, you never stop learning. Either you do that actively or passively. I have decided to be an active learner, taking every opportunity to learn, unlearn, and relearn.
View my verified achievement from @pminstitute. https://t.co/r9M2EQilMs via @credly

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

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@jennygodswill @freshonly_ That 'unhygienic' nature is what gives it taste. The hygienic one never tastes better.

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[Rotimi Adeosun (RMA). @adeosunm]

Eddie Murphy married Nicole Mitchell in 1993 at the height of his fame. At the time, Eddie Murphy wasn’t just a successful actor, he was one of the most powerful & highest-paid men in Hollywood. The marriage produced 5 children, and for years, from the outside, everything looked stable, protected, and structured.

But years later, the marriage ended.

When Nicole filed for divorce, the court awarded her a massive settlement — reportedly around 15 million dollars. On paper, that kind of money looks like lifetime security. To many people, it sounds like freedom, independence, and “winning” after divorce.

But money without structure, guidance, and protection can quietly turn into a liability.

After the divorce, Nicole chose to help a childhood friend by entrusting him with about 11 million dollars to invest overseas. This wasn’t a stranger. It was someone she trusted emotionally — someone from her past. Unfortunately, that trust was misplaced. The investment turned out to be a scam. The money was lost, and the man was later arrested and sentenced to 22 years in prison.

By the time the truth surfaced, the damage was already done.

Within a few years, reports surfaced that Nicole was financially strained. She eventually had to put her home up for sale and was said to owe the IRS hundreds of thousands of dollars in back taxes. A woman who once walked away from a marriage with tens of millions found herself under pressure, exposed, and vulnerable.

This isn’t about mocking her situation.
It’s about understanding a pattern many people don’t like to talk about.

After divorce, many women — especially those who were previously protected by a strong, structured male presence — suddenly have to navigate the world alone. Not just emotionally, but financially, legally, and strategically. And that transition isn’t as simple as people make it sound.

A man doesn’t only provide money.
He provides discipline, risk assessment, boundaries, and insulation from bad decisions. When that structure disappears, emotional decision-making often replaces logical decision-making. Trust gets misplaced. Friends replace advisors. Feelings replace strategy.

That’s when vulnerability creeps in.

Many women only truly recognize the importance of a man in their lives after that man is gone — not because they can’t survive alone, but because life is harsher, colder, and far less forgiving without solid leadership and protection.

Divorce doesn’t automatically mean freedom.
Sometimes, it simply means exposure.

And the world is full of people waiting to take advantage of exposed individuals — especially those who look wealthy but lack strong guidance.

That’s the uncomfortable truth people don’t like to discuss.

[Bank of Industry, Nigeria @BOINigeria]

The Bank of Industry has received regulatory approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria to operate a Non-Interest Banking (NIB) Window.

This milestone expands access to ethical, asset-backed, interest-free financing designed to support inclusive and sustainable industrial development across Nigeria.

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

Good morning everyone.

I need help reaching @cacnigeria1 on the issue of updating my Public User Account details to reflect on my registration that has been queried.
I sent more than 10 emails and called the Customer Care numbers provided on their website with no response.

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@emmaikumeh You should be in jail for this long grammar supporting an alleged thief!

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@NOIweala @AminaJMohammed Wow!
Nigeria to the world!

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

Hey there!
Celebrate with me, as I just earned my KICKOFF Agile Badge for completing the short course, KICKOFF Agile Project Management at the Project Management Institute @PMInstitute
https://t.co/L4vtQjh3OE

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

Who can help me reach out to @theflutterwave
They keep flagging our account anytime we try to make bulk payments.
We already raised our concerns via email, but we need urgent response as it stalls us from performing some tasks.
Thanks.

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

@RepRileyMoore @grok what can you say about Muslims being killed in Nigeria?

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@sharada_yusuf @Kyusufabba Congratulations 🎉, Sir.
May Allah grant you the wisdom to navigate your new position and deliver your assignment with the diligence you're known for.

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

@josephMuztich MashaAllah.
May Allah strengthen your Iman and make you steadfast on the right path.

[Umar Habib Shuaibu @umarhyakasai1]

@officialABAT May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him Aljannah.

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@BashirAhmaad May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him Aljannah.

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@AjuriNgelale May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him Aljannah.

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@yakubwudil May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him Aljannah.

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@raufaregbesola @MBuhari May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him Aljannah.

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@MBuhari May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him Aljannah.