Cybersecurity Student @GoMyCode Hands-on Practice @TryHackMe & @Cisco Mentee @ireteeh Future Cybersecurity Professional | In for all the cruise, no pressure

Abuja, Nigeria
Woooooow! I’m truly honored to be selected as the first mentee for the 2026/2027 😭😭💃Cybersecurity Cohort. Indeed, grace has worked in my favor. Thank you, Dr., for this incredible opportunity. I sincerely appreciate your confidence in me, and I will do my best to make the most of it. You won’t regret this investment in my growth. Looking forward to the journey ahead🙏❤️
Congratulations @SeeGraceandwork 👏👏 My first mentee for the 2026/27 cohort. I can’t wait to meet you and transform your Cybersecurity career ❤️ My EA will be in touch 💪
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No excuse for you oh 🌚😩😂😂😂
I hope schools realize that their so called “home fun” Abi home work is literally targeted at Parents? The drawings are literally impossible for kids in that age Abeg,not every Parent is irresponsible. The assignments especially on weekends choke!
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Dear women, I understand that one cannot do life alone, but your life doesn't have to revolve around a particular man especially when he's not your husband. Please love yourself first before extending that love to others. Take care of yourself and give your attention only to the man who loves you. Above all, love God.
Please teach your daughters that there is more to life than male attention.
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I was talking to someone last week about this and the person was going to charge 10k to just do this... It's a valid knowledge.
You can create a paying UK TikTok account in Nigeria without using VPN, and the process is surprisingly easy. (PS: This is strictly for educational purposes only.) To achieve this, simply go to the login/registration page and click on that part where "Nigeria" is showing in the screenshot below. Then it'll bring an interface where you can choose the country you want to register with. Look for "United Kingdom" and choose it. After that, sign up by clicking on "Continue with Google." But make sure to use a newly created Gmail account that isn't linked to any phone number. With this, your TikTok account will be registered as UK, and you'll have access to all the features you'd normally not get on a typical Nigerian account, including the Creator Rewards Program. There are some things you should note, though....
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Sometimes, people don’t respect the person you’re becoming; they respect the proof that you’ve become something. That’s why you must keep growing, even when nobody applauds your journey
Why do people sometimes respect you more after you become successful than when you were trying?
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Some of my non-negotiables in marriage. I can reconsider some things, but these? No. 1. Cooking. I can hire all the domestic staff needed, but my food must be prepared by my wife. That is not negotiable. 2. Control. I must be able to control the woman I marry. If you are going out and I do not like the company you keep, I will tell you to stay home and you will. If you are dressed in something too revealing, I will tell you to change and you will obey. 3. Fat. I hate fat. If you are fat, I will not marry you. If you become fat after we marry, I will send you packing. 4. Roles. I provide, you nurture. I support you and you support me. Our roles are flexible, but if you want 50/50 or refuse gender roles, there is no future between us. 5. Single motherhood. If you are a single mother, forget it. No matter how good your character is, I will not marry a single mother. I cannot see your child as mine, and in most cases you will not let me discipline them the way I would my own. You are also likely to cheat with the baby daddy. I am not interested. 6. Work hours. If you work, your job must not keep you outside the home after 7 pm. If it does, you either quit or there is no marriage. You must prioritise our home over your job. 7. Body autonomy (My body my choice ). If you do not believe your body is ours and our choice, not yours alone, nothing will make us marry. Sex-starving me is not an option. 8. Sex. You must love and enjoy sex. Women love and enjoy sex even more than men. If you never initiate or only offer missionary, I cannot marry you. You must be willing to learn, try new things, and keep our sex life active and fun. 9. Financial transparency. For every amount of money I give you, you must account for it and show me exactly where it goes. Before any major spending, I must know and consent. I am not forcing anyone. These are my non-negotiables and I stand firmly on them. Above all, love God.
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X is a school If you don’t learn anything here,that’s on you.
I’m today years old when I found out you can use Xender to download videos from almost any social media platform. 😭😂
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A video looking too perfect, with no reliable source, is a red flag. Always verify before you amplify
Day 19: Verify Suspicious Videos Before Sharing “Keep fake content off the menu 👀” Videos can spread across social media in seconds, but not everything you see is genuine. Edited footage, misleading clips and AI-generated deepfakes can deceive viewers and help cybercriminals spread scams. Imagine receiving a video that appears to show your boss instructing you to urgently transfer money from the company's account to a particular bank account. The video looks convincing, and the voice sounds exactly like your boss. However, it could be an AI-generated deepfake designed to trick you into making an unauthorised transaction. Quick Tip: Check the original source, look for confirmation from trusted sources, and independently verify urgent requests through a separate, trusted communication channel. What signs might make you question the authenticity of a video?
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Mentee Spotlight @RootHawk_ ✨ When Jonathan began his cybersecurity journey, he was learning in different directions without a clear path. That changed when he joined my mentorship program as the 50th and final mentee selected. Despite being disqualified at the second interview stage, I saw his potential and gave him a second chance that helped shape his career. During the program, Jonathan took on three leadership roles, leading the initial group, becoming the Ethical Hacking track lead, and later leading his final project team. He gained hands-on cybersecurity experience, strengthened his collaboration and communication skills, and celebrated a major milestone when his team won a CTF competition. He also built LinkGuard, a Slack bot that checks links for potential threats, which was deployed across the mentorship community. His growth continued beyond the program through APIsec University, where he progressed from Trial Ambassador to Ambassador, became the lead of the first official APIsec University Nigeria chapter, and later took on global community roles as a Community Moderator and Central Chapters Coordinator. Jonathan has since hosted API security technical sessions, conducted web and mobile API penetration testing, and collaborated with CybariK to organize the first APIsec University Nigeria and CybariK on-site event, attracting over 100 attendees. He continues to build practical cybersecurity solutions, including BurpHub, a Burp Suite activity tracker designed to help security practitioners monitor usage and maintain consistent learning and testing streaks. For Jonathan, the mentorship offered more than technical knowledge. It provided structure, practical experience, leadership opportunities, confidence, and a valuable professional network. From receiving a second chance to leading teams, winning competitions, building security tools, and coordinating a global community, Jonathan’s journey shows what is possible when opportunity meets consistency and determination. His standout moments are leading, building, competing, and most importantly, learning by contributing.
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POV: Me explaining to my non-tech friends that the “cloud” doesn’t actually exist. It’s just a bunch of Linux computers acting as servers in a warehouse somewhere.
Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity
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No be you go tell me wetin I go do.
See as Nigerians just de happy because of this newly launched tesla flying car, make nobody mistakenly try am for Nigeria o, if you fly enter sambisa forest, hmmm president tinubu no go hear you o and him no de enter social media again o. I just say make i remind una o
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I have for 120k but e no dey reverse
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Imagine telling yourself that you’re comfortable at the level you’re now. 🤔
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This is awkward
Be careful of the married men and women you take advice from. Stupid people get married too. I met a married man yesterday who said he stopped kissing his wife because she always reminds him to brush his teeth. Imagine a full grown man refusing to brush his teeth unless he's reminded. See ehh, being married does not make anyone wiser than you. They might have some experience, but you still need to be very careful. Above all, love God.
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I think location and microphone permissions are the ones people overlook most. Always check what an app has access to.
Day 18: Review App Permissions Regularly “Give Apps only the ingredients they need 👀” It's easy to forget about the permissions we grant to applications after installing them. Many apps ask for access to features such as your camera, microphone, contacts, or location. While some permissions are necessary for an app to function, others may no longer be needed, especially as the way you use the application changes over time. Imagine downloading a simple calculator app that requests access to your contacts and precise location. These permissions may have little to do with its primary function and could raise privacy concerns. Quick Tip: Review app permissions regularly in your device settings. Remove access you don't need, limit sensitive permissions to when an app is in use where possible, and uninstall apps you no longer use. What app permissions do you think people overlook most often?
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Maturity is peace. Not every fight deserves your energy.
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If someone gave you a locked iPhone (from XR up) and you don't have the icloud password or the phone number they used in opening the icloud then that phone is practically useless. So you have to contact the owner for these information before we can proceed from there. But if the owner didn't know that you took the phone, go to the nearest police station and turn yourself in. Police is your friend.
Abeg how I fit take unlock iPhone wey person dash me???
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Day 17: Download Software only from trusted sources “Check the ingredients before you install 👀” Downloading software is part of everyday life, whether it's an app, a work tool or a system update. A program that looks legitimate isn't always safe. Cybercriminals can disguise malicious software as genuine applications to steal information, spy on activity or damage your device. Imagine this: You search online for a useful application and click a download link that looks genuine. Unknown to you, the installer contains malware that could compromise your device and personal information. Quick tip: Download software from official developer websites or reputable app stores. Check the publisher, review requested permissions, and avoid cracked software or unfamiliar download links. Never ignore security warnings just to complete an installation. How can you tell whether a software download is legitimate?
Throughout the month of October, I will be engaging in a 31 days Cybersecurity Diet as part of my contribution to the conversations regarding Cybersecurity Awareness. Each day, I will post a basic Cybersecurity topic, share few tips and ask a question. I want to encourage everyone doing Cybersecurity to join me by using the Cybersecurity diet to also educate people about basic Cybersecurity awareness. Let’s continue to spread the word and support the ecosystem to reduce Cybersecurity breaches 💪
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If you have a phone that you dumped somewhere,just write the password down on your diary or something. Because you'll forget that password, trust me. It will lead to you losing important documents when you format it. May the odds always be in our favour 🥂
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Dear new mentee, you have a mail ❤️
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Of course it will not matter in heaven. But we are not in heaven; we are living, and the whole of life is made of small moments like this: a smile, an attention given, a person made to feel seen, his face lighting mine up. If the eternal is to mean anything, it must be found here first.
Replying to @Timmysofine
All these won't matter in heaven.🤨
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