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Present at the national youth conference 2026 in Abuja. #NationalyouthConfab2026

I enjoyed this night shift I loved the nurses I worked with today Initially didn't like having to do pre-induction posting but now I think I love it after all. My feet hurts though but I don't mind.

YourHealthTip: Health advice should come with evidence We see health tips everywhere. Someone shares a post, another person forwards it, and soon many people are following advice without knowing where it came from. But popularity does not tell us whether a health claim has evidence behind it. That's why I built YourHealthTip, with my teammate, who handled the GenLayer integration after I hit my AI coding limit. I wanted to make it easier for people to question health information and understand the evidence behind it before accepting it. YourHealthTip lets people submit everyday health tips and check how they compare with trusted public health sources. How does it use GenLayer? When someone requests a review, a @GenLayer intelligent contract retrieves relevant evidence from sources such as WHO, CDC, NHS or PubMed. Validators independently examine the evidence and check whether they agree with the proposed result. A tip can be marked as consistent with the evidence, inconsistent, or undetermined when there is not enough evidence to decide. Users can also challenge a result and provide another source. The contract can review the claim again while keeping the earlier reviews and challenge history visible. This matters to me because people should be able to see why a claim received a particular result and question it when something seems wrong. The contract is now deployed on @GenLayer Studio, where we have tested submission, evidence review and challenge resolution. We are continuing with website and wallet testing. YourHealthTip does not replace a health professional. My goal is to make the evidence behind everyday health information easier to examine, understand and challenge. Here's link to check it out yourhealthtip.vercel.app/

For the Stellar hackathon, I built Rewalf Rewalf is a trustless referral payout protocol designed to help Web3 projects reward promoters for verified results, not just clicks. Businesses can create campaigns, set referral rewards and budgets, and fund rewards through escrow. Promoters get unique referral links, while the goal is to connect verified conversions to transparent, on-chain payouts. I'm exploring how blockchain can make referral marketing more transparent and reliable for both businesses and promoters. Built on Stellar testnet. rewalf.vercel.app/ #Stellar #StellarHackathon #Web3 #BuildOnStellar