MCDF FPTB

Important notice to all HND 2 students mass communication federal poly bauchi r to meet tomorrow by 10am in polycon to retify exam time table issue....attendance is very important pls as carryover issues wl b retify

WEDDING! WEDDING!! WEDDING!!!
Tamar & Goar walk down d alter
on d 8th of march 2014
CHURCH RAFIN ZURFI BAUCHI
STATE......BY 10PM PROMPT.....

7 Tips for Sticking to Career
Goals in the New Year(By Stephen Samuel Iyoko)

1. Analyze the past, take
stock of the present, and
plan a future.
In order to set goals that are
challenging yet realistic, first
look at what you’ve
accomplished over the last
year. What felt most
satisfying, and how can you
push it further? What didn’t
quite get done but is still in
the realm of possibility? Make
a list of career goals for the
coming year — they may
build on previous
accomplishments or they may
be totally new. Then prioritize
what you most want to
achieve.
2. Use your strengths wisely.
Goals that require completely
changing your habits are
destined to fail. But goals
that harness your strengths
and encourage improvement
will challenge you without
causing frustration.
3. Make your goals detailed
and specific.
Once you have your list of
goals, it’s time to make them
practical and quantifiable.
Including numbers and dates
can help you focus on what
exactly you want to achieve,
and give you a benchmark for
measuring your success.
Breaking down large goals
into more manageable pieces
(“write 1,000 words per day”
versus “write a book”) can
prevent them from being
overwhelming.
4. Use tech to keep track of
tasks, trends, and spending.
Mobile apps that allow you to
view and analyze data over a
period of time are great for
keeping you aware of your
progress. Productivity apps,
for example, help you
manage your to-do lists,
events, reminders, and notes.
5. Focus on your own
progress, not on that of
others.
A bit of career envy can be a
good motivator, but
becoming fixated on others’
achievements will only make
you feel bad about your own
professional path. Make sure
your goals are geared toward
your own growth rather than
trying to impress others or
achieve a standard set by
someone else. Success is not
a finite resource; others’
achievements don’t negate
yours.
6. Meet regularly with people
who can help you achieve
your goals.
This could be your boss,
members of an industry
association, or a freelancer
meet-up group. Spending
time with people who
understand the unique
challenges, jargon, and
culture of your job will help
you clarify and refine what
you want to achieve. You’ll
also discover how others are
meeting their own goals. If
it’s a more relaxed social
setting, you may be able to
team up to help each other
stay on track.
7. Keep your goals where so
you can see them daily.
Whether you stick them
above your desk, enter them
into a memo on your phone,
or write them in a planner,
keep your goals visible and
accessible. Having a daily
reminder of what you’ve set
out to achieve will likely keep
you motivated. Extra credit:
At the end of each day, take
stock of the little things
you’ve done that contribute
toward each goal. Those daily
tasks that may seem trivial at
the time build up and have a
big impact — and serve as
powerful encouragements
along the way.

FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC
BAUCHI, BAUCHI STATE.

I regret to announce d death of
Mahdi Ado of Hnd 2B. mass
communication .......may his
soul rest in peace ........its
indeed a great lost to our
department nd my class

FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC
BAUCHI, BAUCHI STATE.
I regret to announce d death of
Mahdi Ado of Hnd 2B. mass
communication .......may his
soul rest in peace ........its
indeed a great lost to our
department nd my class

GREAT MACOSA .....
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Radio Deutsche Welle (DW)
team,
Germany will be in Bauchi as
part of effort to familiarize itself
and strengthen the relationship
with the media family. Date of
visit:Tuesday, 10th Dec 2013 Place
of visit: Mass Com Dept, Federal
Polytechnic Bauchi . Time: 3:20PM-
4:00PM. The delegation will be
under the Head of Hausa Service
Thomas Mosch and other members
of his team.
Greatest MACOSITES who are still
around Bauchi & if u can make it
from other place, should please
avail their selves so dat we will all
receive and welcome the important
guest together.....as we blaze the
trail and others follow, My great
Mass Communication student lets
make our department proud lets
come out in mass to welcome the
team ....please share dis
information nd inform ur friends

TRAGEDY: STARCATO IS DEAD. Life
is a combination of sweetness and
bitterness. And evry soul must
taste death. I regret to announce
the death of our
lecturers in fed.poly Bauchi Malam
Mahmud popularly knwn as
STARCATO. We will definitely miss u
sir. Pls all my friends should join
me to pray for him. May God
forgive him and giv his family d
fortitude to bear d loss. AMEEN!

When you’re closest to the miracle, obstacles become the most difficult

What seals the deal on your praise
is not just your action, but it is the
attitude of praise. It is more than
saying, “I thank you,” it is being
thankful. It is much deeper than
praise; it is an attitude of worship
that says no matter what season I
am in I am still thankful.

What God wants from us is obedience. Even when people criticize, laugh and don’t understand you, God iscalling you to obey.

God did not design us to be victims. When you experience the resulting actions from the evil choices of others, remember you are not powerless. Choose to not be haunted by your experiences.

When the Lord speaks a word into our lives, it is like a seed. It takes time for a seed to sprout. Do not despise the day of small beginnings. God knows when we’ve reached the time of germination.