Mufti Yaks was a prominent Nigerian Islamic scholar, motivational speaker, and social media personality. He gained recognition for his inspirational talks and efforts to promote peace and understanding within communities.
Born and raised in Nigeria, Mufti Yaks whose real name is Abdullateef Aliyu Maiyaki, dedicated himself to spreading positive messages and encouraging people to reflect on their purpose of existence and prepare for the hereafter. His style of presentation was influenced by the renowned Zimbabwean Islamic speaker, Mufti Menk.
Tragically, Mufti Yaks passed away on June 1, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of goodness and inspiration. His mentor, Mufti Menk, expressed his sadness at the news, emphasizing Mufti Yaks’ talent and dedication to spreading positivity.
Mufti Yaks was born on February 10, 2004 and he passed away at the age of 20. Mufti Yaks hailed from Niger State, Nigeria.
Education
Mufti Yaks received his Higher National Diploma (HND) in Mass Communication from The Polytechnic Ibadan. Additionally, he completed the Journalism Clinic’s Fix The Leak masterclass in 2021 and the Google News Initiative’s Advance digital reporting curriculum.
Career
Mufti Yaks gained prominence as a motivational and inspirational speaker. His presentations were influenced by the renowned Zimbabwean Islamic speaker, Mufti Menk. He traveled extensively, addressing audiences and promoting messages of goodness, compassion, and purpose. His online presence allowed him to reach a wide audience, and he used social media platforms to share wisdom and encourage reflection on life’s purpose.
Mufti Yaks had a YouTube channel under his name “Mufti Yaks”. His YouTube channel is a repository of his motivational and inspirational speeches. It features a collection of his lectures and reminders, where he shared his insights on various topics, including personal development, Islamic teachings, and societal issues.
Mufti Yaks Death
Mufti Yaks passed away on Saturday, June 1, 2024, at the age of 20. He died in the early hours of the day at the National Hospital in Abuja after a brief illness. His death has been widely mourned, with tributes pouring in from various quarters, including his mentor, Sheikh Menk, and Professor Isa Ali Pantami, the immediate past minister of digital economy of Nigeria.
