Salam, my name is Abdoulie Cham Jr. I’m 21 years old with a deep passion for cybersecurity, business, traveling, intellectual debates, world religions, politics, and animals—especially cats.
Currently, I am incarcerated for robbery and fleeing and eluding, but I am focused on growth and transformation. I expect to be released around October 2026, and I am using this time to better myself, set goals, and prepare for a successful future.
I am looking for reliable, knowledgeable, and principled mentors—people who have the understanding, stability, and capacity to guide me and hold me accountable as I work toward my ambitions. I want to surround myself with individuals of good character, respect, and integrity—those who are willing to teach, learn, and grow with me. These values are non-negotiable, as I plan to build strong business ventures nationally and internationally and, eventually, a family.
While my faith is important to me as a Muslim, I welcome friendships and mentorship from all backgrounds, regardless of religion, race, or gender. However, if you are a man, our relationship will remain strictly platonic.
Beyond mentorship, I am also looking to establish meaningful friendships with upright, genuine individuals. I believe that no successful business or family can thrive without trust, respect, and responsibility, and I am committed to embodying these values in all aspects of my life.
If you share these principles and are interested in growing together, I look forward to connecting.
Salam.
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