Abdulroqeeb Bakre

BREAKING NEWS | The crescent moon has NOT been sighted in Saudi Arabia. Therefore, #EidAlFitr will be celebrated on Friday, 20th March 2026. May Allāh allow us to utilise the remaining moments of this blessed month to engage in that which pleases Him, may He accept our siyām, qiyām & a'māl and may He allow us to witness many more Ramadāns in good health. Āmīn

SECURITY ALERT 🚨🚨🚨🚨 If this appears on your timeline, repost to save a soul. If you’re traveling from the South, West, or East to the North and it’s past 7pm, please find a hotel in Kabba and spend the night. If you’re traveling from the North to the South, East, or West and it’s past 7pm, kindly look for a hotel in Lokoja to sleep. The Obajana–Kabba road is very dangerous to travel on at night, so please avoid taking that risk. One of the most dangerous road in Kogi now is Obajana-Oshokoshoko

BREAKING: 🔥⚡Another ISWAP Attack Repelled in Borno! ​Troops of Sector 3, Operation HADIN KAI, successfully foiled an early morning ISWAP assault on a military base in Doron Baga, Kukawa LGA, Borno State. The insurgents launched their attack at 2:12 AM, attempting to overrun the position under the cover of darkness, but they were met with overwhelming firepower and tactical resistance. ​Following a fierce 55-minute gun battle, the gallantry of the forces resulted in several insurgents being neutralized while the remainder were forced to retreat in disarray. Remarkably, the military recorded zero casualties among its personnel, and the area remains under firm control as mopup operations continue to track fleeing remnants of the group.

PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS!🇳🇬 #ForGodAndCountry

Terrorists move in convoys. Hundreds of them. Motorcycles. Trucks. Columns of men carrying heavy weapons. Villagers see them. Soldiers report them. Sometimes they even announce themselves before attacking. Yet somehow, they still arrive at military bases untouched. Nigeria has an Air Force. Jets. Attack aircraft. Surveillance capability. But when terrorists gather in the open deserts and forests of Borno State and the Lake Chad Basin, the skies are often silent. No reconnaissance. No strafing runs. No bombs falling on advancing columns. Instead, the terrorists arrive. They overrun bases. Young Nigerian soldiers; poorly supplied and outnumbered, fight until ammunition runs dry. Some die. Some run. Some are captured. And by the time help comes, the attackers are already gone. Weapons stolen. Armoured vehicles taken. Another base erased from the map. The question that should haunt every Nigerian is simple. How do hundreds of terrorists move freely across known territories, in the age of satellites, drones, and attack aircraft? War is supposed to be brutal. But what makes this one unbearable is the quiet suspicion that many of these deaths were preventable. Young men sent to fight. But not properly supported. And somewhere in Nigeria tonight, another soldier is staring into the dark, wondering if help will come when the shooting starts.

Im tired of hearing about economic gains when boko Haram is overrunning military outposts. Goat herders in bathroom slippers are slaughtering trained military men. Govt : Silence. Where is the close air support from the airforce. Tired of the fucking bullshit.

I identified a usability issue in @OPay_NG’s transaction history, users can’t search for past transactions. I redesigned the experience by introducing a search feature to improve accessibility and efficiency. Here’s my solution 👇 Would love your feedback @omoalhajaabiola

This UI Graduating Set (24/25) will actually go down as one of the best sets in a decade if not more. Una fit no agree but these guys are actually special fr. Record breaking set>>>>

They say you should "pick a lane", but I decided to build the whole highway! I was recently inducted as a First Class Civil Engineer from the University of Ibadan. Here’s how I balanced being an engineer, a CEO, and a coder without losing my mind.

Everybody say congratulations to AbdulRoqeeb!!!🥳🔥🔥

@rraahhmmaattt Thank you Rahmat🥳

Grades were just one part of my story. While earning the 4.0, I applied electrical-level rigor to software, building systems and diving beneath the abstractions. Now I'm focused on backend & infrastructure engineering. I'm currently open to Backend/Software Engineering roles.

Introducing ….. Olamide Olanrewaju, GMNSE, GMNIEE B.Sc. Petroleum Engineering, University of Ibadan First Class Honours Graduated with a CGPA of 3.83/4.00. Top 1% of the graduating class of 2025. God did ❤️.

@olaolanrewaju01 Congratulations brother🥳

@Mustoph Congratulations Mustopha

Reintroducing: Adekola Mustopha (GMNSE, GMNIIE, GMNIEE) B.Sc Industrial and Production Engineering 5× Dean's Honours List CGPA: 3.81/4.0 Best graduating Student - Industrial and Production Engineering Department, University of Ibadan. Alhamdulillah 🤲✨

@tweetsbyoba Congratulations bro🥳

A bit late but still: Reintroducing: OBAKIN EMMANUEL (GMNSE) B. Sc. Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Ibadan First Class Hons. (3.72/4.00) Top 4% of the Faculty of Technology An Intresting Journey to be proud of... #NSEUnibadanInduction2026

@danielifedamola Thank you for the kind words brother, Alhamdulillah we all did it🥳

@_cyberproff Congratulations Biggie, I heard transferring from department of Physics was nearly impossible but you did it. Amazing Final Year Project also, a man of wisdom + skilled developer

Fun fact: I didn’t even start in EEE I was admitted for Physics. Didn’t meet the EEE cut-off, so I doubled down. Finished top of my Physics class in my first year (3.67 GPA) and earned the transfer 🏅Final year GPA: 4.0/4.0. 🏅Best Undergraduate Project. Delay is not denial💯