Noah Farrakhan, 10 Facts To Know About Eastern Michigan Eagles Guard

Hakeem Oliver and Miriam Farrakhan are the beloved parents of the collegiate basketball player Noah Farrakhan.

Oliver and Farrakhan have lived a low life and have yet to make a public appearance; however, considering their son’s progress, they must be very proud, and they must have been supportive of him. 

Since Noah is a college athlete focused on building his career to make a professional debut in the upcoming days, he has only shared information about his games and achievements on his social media, not his internal life details. 

Farrakhan hails from a large family, as he is one of the 10th members of his massive family among his parents and siblings.

The basketball player was not born as the only child to his parents; he has four brothers and three sisters, namely Nyshier Oliver, Tahj Mills, Monty Scott, Val Julien, Nadia Farrakhan, Chyna, and Jordyn Oliver.

Like his parents, his brothers and sisters also haven’t appeared on his social media feed, but some are active on Instagram. Monty goes by the username @monty_ii, and Val is active under @syb_val.

Noah is a 21-year-old athlete standing tall with a listed height of 6 feet and 2 inches while weighing 170 pounds.

Farrakhan was born in 2000, and the basketball player marks his birthday every year on the 3rd of December. His 22nd birthday is around the corner. Furthermore, his zodiac is Sagittarius, the ninth sign symbolized by a centaur shooting a bow and an arrow drawn across a bow.

Noah does share the same last name with the religious leader Louis Farrakhan, but they are not related.

The duo has not confirmed belonging to the same family tree or having possible ties. Furthermore, Louis is not the father/grandfather of the Eastern Michigan Eagles guard. 

However, the religious leader has a grandson, a former professional basketball player Mustapha Farrakhan Jr., who spent his collegiate career at the University of Virginia.

Furthermore, Mustapha Jr. played for teams including the Bakersfield Jam, New York Knicks, Iowa Energy, Sioux Falls Skyforce, Idaho Stampede, Melbourne Tigers, and Oklahoma City Thunder. Moreover, the last team he signed with was the Ball Hogs of the Big3 in July 2019.

Farrakhan graduated from The Patrick School, led the Celtics to a sectional championship, and earned second-team all-state honors as a sophomore.

The athlete played his first and second-year student seasons at St. Benedicts Prep (Newark, N.J.), had his two seasons from 2017 to 2019 at IMG Academy, and spent his senior year at Patrick in 2019-20. 

Noah also became one of the members of St. Benedict’s NJISAA state championship teams in 2017 and 2018; likewise, he guided the IMG Academy’s team to land the 2019 GEICO High School National Championship.

Farrakhan played for East Carolina Pirates before transferring to Eastern Michigan Eagles in June 2021.

He committed to play for the Pirates in 2020 over New Mexico Lobos. He also received offers from Penn State Nittany Lions, Wake Forest Demon Deacon, Maryland Terrapins, and Providence Friars, among others, in 2018.

While at the Pirates, he made his collegiate debut against N.C. Wesleyan; furthermore, Noah appeared in 12 games while averaging 3.0 points, and 0.9 rebounds, with 1.0 assists per game.

Likewise, the basketball player appeared in 26 games for the 2021-22 season per the date while making 25 starts at Eagles. Moreover, he dished out a personal-best assist on the January 29th game against Miami.

Farrakhan appears single and focused on honing his skills and living his life while pursuing the sports he loves.

The basketball player has kept his romantic life behind closed doors and away from the public eye; thus, he has yet to formally introduce his girl to his followers.

Noah is in his early 20s and might be dating someone, but he has not referred to anyone as his lover. However, he occasionally posts pictures with a girl while making random photo dumps. Furthermore, her identity has remained a mystery since the athlete hasn’t tagged or mentioned her.

Noah uses Instagram to share his achievements and update his followers about his games ad life events; he is active on Instagram under @ogsiimba.

The athlete has pinned a video compilation of him shooting the shots from February 2022; likewise, he has made many other posts on the basketball court showcasing his skills.

Likewise, Farrakhan has also shared some pictures flaunting his outfits, sneakers, cars, and hanging out with his friends; however, he has yet to make posts with his family.

TikTok has been one of the most dominant platforms in recent years, and people worldwide use it; thus, Noah is not an exception.

The basketball player has created his official account on the video-sharing platform under the handle @ogsiimba16. However, he has posted only one video of him vibing in the sound shared by Retroj, “I’ll Kill You” (Jersey Club).

Farrakhan posted the video in January 2022, which has accumulated 10.7k views and 410 likes; furthermore, 760 users have followed him on the social networking site.

Noah is a sports person who also loves and enjoys music; when he is not on the court playing basketball, he can often get spotted on his headphones or AirPods.

The basketball player also attends concerts of his favorite artists and shares the moment on his social media to cherish them with his admirers. Likewise, Farrakhan is also into fitness and fashion; he likes to maintain his shape and dress well.