Word of Power
Where my formal education began, in Lagos.
I'm Abdulqudus Jimoh. Nigerian, currently based in Giza, Egypt. My life involves technology, building things, studying, and a whole lot more beyond that.
A LITTLE BACKGROUND
I've called different places home, and each has been part of my journey.
My school years took me through Lagos, Minna, and Yola. I studied Software Engineering at the American University of Nigeria, completed my national service, and began building my career in technology and financial services.
These days, I'm in Egypt, pursuing a Master's degree in Cybersecurity at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport.
Between work, school, and the ventures I'm involved in, there's usually something keeping me busy. But I also make room for the people, experiences, and interests that matter to me.
EDUCATION & MILESTONES
A timeline of the schools, places, and milestones along the way.
Where my formal education began, in Lagos.
My secondary school years took me to Minna, Niger State.
BSc Software Engineering
Four years studying Software Engineering at AUN in Yola, Adamawa State.
Completed the National Youth Service Corps programme after university.
MSc Cybersecurity
Pursuing my postgraduate degree at AASTMT's Smart Village campus in Egypt.
A PERSONAL PHOTO JOURNAL
Some chapters deserve more than words.
A collection of photographs from different parts of my life. School years, milestones, familiar faces, and memories along the way.
Photographs from the journey through school, university, and the chapters that followed.
MORE THAN WORK & SCHOOL
I love what I do, but there's much more to my life than a job title or the next thing I'm working on.
Family, friendships, and the people I get to share life's moments with.
From time spent in different cities to memorable experiences like Umrah, there are moments I like to look back on.
Arsenal, Dallas Mavericks, music, and whatever else catches my interest.
Every chapter brings something different. I'm looking forward to seeing where the next one takes me.