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  By Habib ummulkhairee Muhammad U17mm1196 & Abubakar fatima Suleiman U17mm1116 A picnic is a meal taken outdoors (al fresco) as part of an excursion, especially in scenic surroundings, such as a park, lakeside, or other place affording an interesting view, or else in conjunction with a public event such as preceding an open-air theater performance, and usually in summer or spring. It is different from other meals because it requires free time to leave home. Description  Food taste better when you’re enjoying it on a picnic blanket, cheers to food, friends and sunshine.

 By  Sani Ibrahim U18MM2002 The Management of Isa Mustapha Agwai l Polytechnic Lafia, says it has banned all forms of graduation celebrations by students within the institution till further notice. Rector of the Polytechnic, Doctor Justina Anjide-Kotso announced this at a Press Briefing organised by the institution, today, in Lafia.

  By Omaga Racheal Sunday U17mm1137 In the event which a lecturer is already in class, and students were told not to come in again. this video of students speaks otherwise, as some students could be see sneaking into the class while the lectures is on going. I believe some of we students have done this. comment on your experience on if you have any. lets talk about the nostalgic feeling we once had as students before graduation. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hilarious and Viral Content (@krakstv)

By Aliyu Rejoice Polshidah U17MM1130 The police in Lagos State, yesterday, exhumed the corpse of the late singer, Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad. Spokesperson for the Command, Benjamin Hundeyin, also confirmed that the nurse, who allegedly injected the deceased before his demise, has been arrested. Recall that Mohbad, who died on September 12, was buried the next day, fuelling outrage both online and offline. Nigerians also called for investigations to unravel the circumstances surrounding the musician’s death. Hundeyin said: “We have arrested the nurse. Exhumation completed. Autopsy to commence. “The Commissioner of Police, Idowu Owohunwa, has reiterated that everyone involved or implicated will be invited, and we will ensure thorough investigation.”  

By Bulus polum happiness U17mm1001 Studying is not as hard as a lot of people see it to be - a tasking effort to gain knowledge - which shouldn't be. They probably haven't found a favourable reading pattern to use so they end up studying for hours without knowing how to comprehend and retain the information. Here are a few techniques to study smartly 1. SQ3R Technique: This technique is named after five steps - survey, question, read, recite and review. With this technique, you should i. Survey- get a quick idea of the whole material by scanning the contents ii. Question- create questions you want to get answers to from the material iii. Read- this will be easier because you already have an idea of what to expect from the material iv. Recite- now you answer the questions you drafted out earlier. It aids comprehension and retention of important points. v. Review- this involves making mental notes of what you've read to see how much of it you remember. It is more effective wh...

By  Lawrence Ndifreke Mary U18mm2040 It can be challenging to overcome procrastination, but with the right strategies and mindset, it is definitely possible. Today, we will explore on some reasons, consequences and effective ways to combat procrastination and achieve success. But before then, what is procrastination? Procrastination is the tendency to delay or put off tasks or decisions, often leading to feelings of guilt or stress. It can be a common behavior among individuals who struggle with time management, prioritization, or motivation. There are many reasons why people put things off until the last minute. Some of the most common causes of procrastination include: Fear of failure, Perfectionism, Lack of motivation, Distractions, Overwhelminess and the list continues. The consequences of procrastination can be severe, which includes: Missed deadlines, Reduced productivity, Stress and anxiety, Opportunity cost etc Now that we understand the causes and effects of procrastinatio...

 By  Ladejobi Taofeek U17mm1177 The Department of Fine Art, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria recently organized a Student art exhibition to unveil art works of it's students. The event themed Diverse Vision took place at the department's art gallery and was attended by students from from various departments of the school. According to the Director of exhibition, the event was held to celebrate the diversity of students of Fine Arts department, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria.  He explained that each artist has his or her own specialisation in the field of art which makes it diverse , he further explained that the aim of the exhibition is to celebrate the diversity and art works of Fine art students of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria. Watch the video of the exhibition below

 Na'imah Attahir Isah U18mm2026 Life has an incredible way of surprising us. Just when we think we have it all figured out, it throws new challenges our way. For me, that meant embracing the roles of a wife, a mom, and a student simultaneously. While it might sound daunting, this journey has been nothing short of incredible, thanks to my supportive partner. Being a wife, a mom, and a student is like juggling three delicate glass balls. Each role demands time, attention, and love, and the fear of dropping one can be overwhelming. But it's also a beautiful dance, a harmonious symphony of responsibilities and aspirations. As a wife, my commitment to my partner remains unwavering. Our relationship is the bedrock on which our family is built. Balancing date nights, quality time, and simply being there for each other requires effort and dedication. It's about nurturing our love even when life gets busy. Motherhood, on the other hand, is a full-time job itself. It's sleepless ...

  BY  FATIMA SHAFI'U U17MM1125 The newest students Graduating from Mass Communication Department, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria (ABU) are the set of 2021/2022 session students, who witnessed the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown and also the strikes embarked by the ASUU members. After an additional 2 years to their normal 4 years course, finally comes to an end.  The students could not hide their emotions after so much delay in their seek for knowledge within ABU as they wrote their final papers as an undergraduate students on the 18th of September, 2023. This is a significant accomplishment that deserves to be celebrated. The graduation ceremony which they hosted themselves is an opportunity for them all to reflect on their academic journey, celebrate their achievements with family and friends, and look forward to the next chapter of their lives.   Regardless of how ABU students choose to celebrate their graduation ceremony, it is a momentous occasion that marks the ...

By   Emoche onyawole Veronica U17mm1074 In this day and age, a lot of people wonder why we still even go to school or university when everything has become readily available to us at the click of a button. Need to know when man first landed on the moon? Google it. Want music? Go on YouTube. Need to know what is 67 percent of 110? We have calculators on our phones for that.  Yet, although we have all this information at our fingertips, school is about so much more than mastering equations or memorizing dates: Not only is the learning you do in a lecture hall still fundamentally different than a few rushed minutes in front of a small screen pad– and I will argue the best – part of school and university life are the personal connections you make with professors and peers. But going back to school after a long summer break can be tough. To make it easier on everyone, we’ve identified seven ways to make this landing a little smoother and the start of school that much easier. 1...

By  Yakubu Rafatu Ibrahim U17mm1200 A clean surrounding starts with you; just like how the ploggers set out to clean the main campus, organizing a crowd from Ahmadu Bello University, to pick up wastes littered around the school premises, you too can help keep your environment clean, don't litter the environment. The Vice Chancellor Prof. Kabir Bala also participated in the pick-a-thon, organized by the plugging club. The event is not just about cleaning up; it's about networking and building connections with others environmentally-conscious individuals within A.B.U. The cleanup tittled 'pick-a-thon' was a consolidation of efforts towards a greener environment, by students of the university. This clean up is a friendly reminder, that a cleaner environment is a healthier environment. Always use the waste bin and Keep ABU clean.

By Bashar Muhammad U17MM1118. As preparing for the final year exam, there are tips and warning including educational advice to be consider as follows; Plan a Study Schedule: Create a study timetable that covers all your courses and allocate more time to courses or topics you find challenging. Set Realistic Goals: Break your study sessions into manageable chunks and set specific goals for each session. This will help you stay focused and track your progress. Practice Past Papers: If available, practice with previous exam papers or sample questions. This will give you a sense of the exam format and types of questions likely to be asked. Take Care of Your Health: Get enough sleep, eat balanced meals, and stay hydrated. A healthy body and mind are crucial for effective studying. Stay Organized: Keep your study materials well-organized. Use notebooks, digital tools, or online materials to keep your notes in order. Seek Clarification: Don't hesitate to ask your teachers or classmates for...

By  ABDURRAHMAN YAHYA LAWAL U18MM2038  The Mary, Mother of Jesus Mosque, also known as Maryam Umm Eisa Masjid, is a mosque located in Al mushrif , a central neighborhood in the city of Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.  The mosque was built in 1989 and was originally named after Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler of Abu Dhabi. However, on June 14, 2017, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan decided to rename the mosque to "Mary, Mother of Jesus Mosque" as an initiative exemplifying the values of co-existence among religions in the UAE, as well as to honor Mary.  The renaming of the mosque shows what unites Christians and Muslims, said Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi, Minister of State for Tolerance. The name change was done to "consolidate bonds of humanity between followers of different religions," according to Gulf News

By; Maigari Basma Usman, U17mm1159 Following the coup actions going on in different parts of Africa, Africa Union Students' Club (AUSC) of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria held an "Awareness Road Walk" about the dangers of war, and calling the African Leaders to resist any Western intervention or influence in their activities or course of action. The following are pictures and a short video clip of the event... Posted at; 2:45pm

By Hammidu Hanifat U17MM1093 Websites come in an endless variety, that is to say they come in different form ranging from educational sites to news, pornography, forums, social media, e-commerce etc. In Nigeria, in one way or the other people have visited different websites due to different reasons and they do this to satisfy their needs and desire. Some of the most visited websites by Nigerians in 2023 include MOST VISITED SITES BY NIGERIANS TOP 20 1 Google .com 2 Thenetnaija .net 3 YouTube .com 4 Xvideo .com 5 Facebook .com 6 Openai .com 7 Xnxx .com 8 Nairaland .com 9 O2tvseries2 .com 10 Pornhub .com 11 Bet9ja .com 12 Instagram .com 13 Dailytrust .com 14 Vanguardngr .com 15 9animetv… — StatiSense (@StatiSense) August 8, 2023

A collective effort, interest, effective communication, negotiation compromise and commitment births U17/18DE CAMPUS HERALD Newspaper. You will find really shocking, interesting, amazing and educative stories in it. The publication took a while but it’s definitely worth the wait. All thanks to God, to the lecturer in charge. Professor Eze Cosmos, the editorial board members and the entire U17/18DE for their undiluted efforts and patience. The bond forged through collaboration will serve as a reminder that our capacity to achieve greatness is amplified when we join forces. We are not just students; we are creators, problem-solvers, communicators, public relation officers, advertisers, broadcasters, online journalists and marketers armed with the tools to shape the world around us. Courtesy of: U18MM2013 U18MM2053 U18MM2051 U18MM2015 U18MM2035 U18MM2023 U18MM2042 U18MM2052 U18MM2026 U18MM2027 U18MM2039 Posted at; 1058:am

By;  Abdullahi Onize Hassana,  U17mm1181 Edo Students with their Award The annual Cultural Carnival of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria organized by the Student Representative Council (SRC) held on 17th of August at Mamman Kotangora Square, showcase the rich cultural heritage and diversity of Nigeria from different backgrounds. The colorful event witness various cultural display to the amazement of the crowd. The three day events which celebrate Nigeria's diverse culture in unity and harmony also promotes the Nigeria's tapestry, one of the highlights of the event is the cooking competition which various delicacies from different tribes and Edo state clinched the prize of the competition as they cook their famous groundnut soup and pounded yam to the delight of the audience. Edo State Students cultural Parade And we came out tops in 2 different categories; Overall Best in Organization & Cultural Cooking Competition. We no dey carry last. Congratulations... 🎉🥂 Edo to th...

By; Yusuf  Bilkisu AD, U17mm1176 ABU-SRC President as Sarkin ABU Ahmadu Bello University's campus came alive with vibrant colors, rhythmic beats, and a rich tapestry of cultural display at the Day-2 of ABU-SRC Grand Carnival held on Friday. The event, which took place at the university's main campus showcased a fusion of traditions from around the country, drew students, staffs, and local residents together in a celebration of unity and heritage.   Kontagora Square which is the venue of the highlight of the event,  came alive with vibrant colors, smokes and scent of traditional incense of all kinds, captivating performances, and a palpable sense of unity as students and locals celebrated the rich mosaic of  the Nigeria traditions.  The event, held on the lush grounds of the ABU campus, brought together a multitude of cultural displays, each more enchanting than the last.  The ABU Grand Carnival wasn't just a spectacle of sights and sounds, but also a m...

By; Khadija Idi Kano, U17mm1164 Ahmadu Bello University Student Representative Council (ABU-SRC) today concluded its Cultural Carnival in Zaria...celebrated a  3-days of cultural vibrancy and unity. Themed "Harmony in Diversity," the event featured horse riding, popularly known as Durbar,  traditional music, dance, and crafts, bringing together students, staff, and local residents to appreciate Nigeria's rich heritage. The ABU campus transformed into a lively hub of activity, with students showcasing artifacts, traditional attires and procession. Captivating performances blended contemporary and traditional elements, captivating the audience. The grand parade, a highlight, featured participants in vibrant cultural costumes parading through the campus, from SRC secretariat to Kontagora Square in the Main Campus. Many expressed satisfaction with the event's initiative and success. The carnival fostered cultural appreciation and dialogue, underscoring the importance of u...

  By; Hussaini Bashir, U15mm2024 The 300level student of the department of mass communication, ABU, Zaria beats the Diploma 1 students of the department at the opening of HOD's cup that happened at North Gate's Pitch C earlier this afternoon. Diploma 1 players 300L Players The match which started 3pm ended in a Full Time Score of Three to Nothing...the goal scorers... *Shedrach ⚽ *Yusuf Xavi ⚽ *Abdulbasit ⚽ Players shaking hands before the commencement of the match. 100level will be playing 200level next; Stay tuned to this page as I bring you more updates from the league as it happens!!! Posted at; 6:11pm