Yay!!! My exams are over!!They were ok,thank God. I can sleep well at night now and i have my weekends back to myself. No more Zaria trips for moi!!lol...well at least for now. I still have a report to hand in but i'm not gonna rush it or stress myself...I think i'll give my self a treat with all the stress i'v gone through these past weeks. I need to make my hair also...gotta find time to squeeze in for that and i need lots of sleep and to get my social life back on track. Looking forward to all that and Christmas around the corner :D ....XoXo
Showing posts with label ABU Zaria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ABU Zaria. Show all posts
Monday, 5 December 2011
Exams are Over
Posted by
jemimahnaa
Yay!!! My exams are over!!They were ok,thank God. I can sleep well at night now and i have my weekends back to myself. No more Zaria trips for moi!!lol...well at least for now. I still have a report to hand in but i'm not gonna rush it or stress myself...I think i'll give my self a treat with all the stress i'v gone through these past weeks. I need to make my hair also...gotta find time to squeeze in for that and i need lots of sleep and to get my social life back on track. Looking forward to all that and Christmas around the corner :D ....XoXoMonday, 13 June 2011
ko e z!
Posted by
jemimahnaa
Mehn!! shuttling Zaria(school) and Abuja (work) aint beans! i've been so stressed out! so many tins i want 2blog about but no time. Anyway i've been having a fun experience. I had my Post-Graduate matriculation on Saturday, i did not attend the ceremony tho (i took pics in my cap and gown), instead i spent practically all day at the salon. i got a new full fringe hair do that i'm loving. i look Chinese sha. i'll put up some pics soon. i'm sooo exhausted!! soooo many things i wanna blog about but as soon as i start typing they all run off *smh.
I'm in Zaria on weekends, i come back to Abuja on Sunday and try to get ready for the week(work).I have a pile of laundry to do and i had to carry my natural hair for about a month!i enjoyed rocking it tho even tho i started tying scarves after a while 'cos i was too tired to comb/style it..... that's the update!! 2 of my friends and my cousin are in town from Jand and one of my friends is in town from lag so i gotta find time to see all of them between today and Friday 'cos 4 of dem are only in town for the week and God knows when next i'll see them! (nice timing!) I'm wondering how i'm gonna split myself in 4! i got salsa on wednesday and i got a test to prepare for!
God dey!!
I'm in Zaria on weekends, i come back to Abuja on Sunday and try to get ready for the week(work).I have a pile of laundry to do and i had to carry my natural hair for about a month!i enjoyed rocking it tho even tho i started tying scarves after a while 'cos i was too tired to comb/style it..... that's the update!! 2 of my friends and my cousin are in town from Jand and one of my friends is in town from lag so i gotta find time to see all of them between today and Friday 'cos 4 of dem are only in town for the week and God knows when next i'll see them! (nice timing!) I'm wondering how i'm gonna split myself in 4! i got salsa on wednesday and i got a test to prepare for!
God dey!!
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Back to School
Posted by
jemimahnaa
I have decided to take matters into my hands since the required funds for ma Msc Renewable Energy in Durham University was not forthcoming and i had to defer my admission twice (sadly). I applied for a Post-graduate Diploma in Business Management (part-time) at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. I got the admission and i have started taking lectures on weekend, Friday and Saturday to be precise.
My lecturer are awesome, i have to say i'm really impressed with them 'cos coming from a 'Private' university,i expected less from a 'Federal' University;this was actually one of the reasons i decided to take the course there, also 'cos ABU is one of the few reputable universities and my fascination with the Hausa language which i intend to learn by all means.
It has not been easy doing a 'Half Day' at work on Fridays before travelling to Zaria for my lectures, then to Kaduna on Saturdays after lectures to chill with Talatu and take some Hausa lectures and then come back to Abuja on Sunday and my week begins all over again. I love the challenge though and what better way to learn Hausa than to embed myself in the environment and relate with the indigenes.
The main reason i'm taking this course though is 'cos i wanted to do the MBA but cos my 1st degree is in the sciences the y suggested i take this as an 'in' to diversify. I believe the knowledge will be useful for me and hopefully i will eventually do my Msc and both will be of use to my career.
My lecturers explain the courses they take very well,i don't even need to read (but i will) 'cos they take their time to explain the topics so well and they answer the questions raised, they don't just come to class and tell us to read a textbook without explanations,which i thought was the norm in universities that are not private. One of my lecturers has a blog, where he says he'l post our assignments, a twitter a/c and a facebook a/c, you cannot imagine how impressed i was!!
I have also begun learning the language better from bike men and bus conductors and fellow student (some of which i have told of my interest in the language and have promised to be of assistance)....so lets see how it goes!
By the way, it feels good to be back in the school environment!
My lecturer are awesome, i have to say i'm really impressed with them 'cos coming from a 'Private' university,i expected less from a 'Federal' University;this was actually one of the reasons i decided to take the course there, also 'cos ABU is one of the few reputable universities and my fascination with the Hausa language which i intend to learn by all means.
It has not been easy doing a 'Half Day' at work on Fridays before travelling to Zaria for my lectures, then to Kaduna on Saturdays after lectures to chill with Talatu and take some Hausa lectures and then come back to Abuja on Sunday and my week begins all over again. I love the challenge though and what better way to learn Hausa than to embed myself in the environment and relate with the indigenes.
The main reason i'm taking this course though is 'cos i wanted to do the MBA but cos my 1st degree is in the sciences the y suggested i take this as an 'in' to diversify. I believe the knowledge will be useful for me and hopefully i will eventually do my Msc and both will be of use to my career.
My lecturers explain the courses they take very well,i don't even need to read (but i will) 'cos they take their time to explain the topics so well and they answer the questions raised, they don't just come to class and tell us to read a textbook without explanations,which i thought was the norm in universities that are not private. One of my lecturers has a blog, where he says he'l post our assignments, a twitter a/c and a facebook a/c, you cannot imagine how impressed i was!!
I have also begun learning the language better from bike men and bus conductors and fellow student (some of which i have told of my interest in the language and have promised to be of assistance)....so lets see how it goes!
By the way, it feels good to be back in the school environment!
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