Creative Club Gombe State University

Today, the entire Creative Club Gombe State University (CCGSU) proudly celebrates an amazing personality, Babangida Aliyu, on the occasion of his birthday. 🎉✨

Your dedication, creativity, and vibrant spirit continue to inspire those around you. Thank you for the energy, commitment, and positivity you bring into every space you find yourself in. Your passion for growth, leadership, and service is truly admirable, and we are proud to celebrate you today.

As you begin another chapter, may your life be filled with greater opportunities, meaningful impact, happiness, success, and endless creative possibilities. May this new age bring you closer to your dreams and reward your efforts abundantly.

Happy Belated Birthday, Aliyu Ibrahim Babangida!
Keep shining, keep creating, and keep inspiring. 💚✨

— Creative Club Gombe State University (CCGSU)

Proud to see creativity becoming a tool for climate advocacy and community storytelling. 🌍🎨

Through this collaboration with Dyeing for Change, young creatives are not only learning — they are transforming important conversations on climate change, water realities, and environmental justice into powerful artistic expressions that inspire awareness and action.

At Creative Club GSU, we believe art has the power to educate, challenge, and shape a more sustainable future. 💙♻️

Yesterday evening was both productive and transformative for us at the Creative Club Gombe State University (CCGSU), as we had the honour of being invited by the Vice-Chancellor of Gombe State University,, Professor Sani Ahmed Yauta, to present our achievements and share our strategic plans for the future.

A major focus of the meeting was our collaboration with Dyeing for Change, through which we are creatively translating climate realities into powerful art pieces that communicate the far-reaching effects of climate change on our communities and environment.

The Vice-Chancellor expressed his appreciation and strong support for our vision, especially our commitment to using creativity as a tool for addressing pressing social challenges and inspiring change.

This marks a significant step forward for us — a huge one indeed — and we are excited about the impact our upcoming initiatives will create.

Today we celebrate a visionary leader, a creative force, and a dedicated EXCO!

Join us in celebrating Caleb Ezekiel, our Organizing Director II, whose passion and commitment continue to drive excellence in the Creative Club GSU.

Let’s show him love and appreciation for his impact, leadership, and creativity. Drop your wishes and make his day extra special!

Happy Birthday, Caleb! More wins, more growth, and a year full of greatness ahead.

Yesterday, we had a strategic meeting with our Grand Patron, the University Librarian, Dr. Henry Maina Abareh, where we discussed the future of the club and how we can collectively drive our initiatives toward greater impact and success.

This is our first official engagement with him since when we assumed office as new leadership of the club. And he wholeheartedly appreciated us for creating ways to impact the lives of students of the entire university community through our transformative initiatives and partnerships.

As we had these inspiring conversations, expect big things coming.

CCGSU, Remedy for Humanity!

Call for Submissions is now OPEN!

Do you believe art can inspire change? Do you have a voice, a story, or a creative idea that speaks to our environment?

The Creative Club, Gombe State University, in collaboration with the National Association of Students of English & Literary Studies, GSU Chapter (NASELS), Gombe State University Chapter, invites you to be part of something meaningful:

Dyeing for Change: Weaving Climate Hope with Threads of Tradition – Art Exhibition

This is more than just an exhibition—it’s a movement. A space where creativity meets purpose, where your words, your art, your vision can spark conversations on climate change and water conservation.

🖌️ Submission Categories include:
• Poetry
• Short stories (100–200 words)
• Visual arts
• Dye fabrics

📩 Submit your work via: [email protected]
⏳ Deadline: 4th May

For inquires: 07044595222

Let’s create. Let’s speak. Let’s inspire change together.

Today, we celebrate a man whose quiet support has made a loud impact to the entire family of Creative Club Gombe State University.

On behalf of the leadership, we wish our Grand Patron, Dr. Henry Maina Abareh, a truly happy birthday. Your encouragement, guidance, and relentless support have been a strong pillar behind many of the ideas and initiatives we continue to build on campus.

We do not take your presence for granted. You have shown us, in simple but powerful ways, what it means to believe in young people and their vision.

As you mark another year, we wish you good health, continued wisdom, and many more years of meaningful impact.

Happy Birthday, Sir. We celebrate you today and always.

Yours faithfully,
Creative Club Gombe State University

Creativity Digest 2026 is here!🎨✨

We are excited to announce Creativity Digest 2026, themed “Creative Voices for Social Change.”

This initiative is designed to bring together creatives who are using their voices, talents, and ideas to challenge perspectives, inspire conversations, and drive meaningful change in society.

From powerful storytelling to thought-provoking art and expressive performances, this event will showcase creativity as a force for advocacy, reflection, and transformation.

📅 Date: Friday, 10th April, 2026
🕒 Time: 3:00 PM
📍 Venue: Window on America, Abdullahi Mahadi Library, Gombe State University

Join us as we celebrate creativity, amplify voices, and engage in conversations that matter.

Come ready to listen, learn, connect, and be inspired.

Let your creativity speak. Let your voice inspire change.

🌙✨ Celebrating Eid al-Fitr

As the blessed month of Ramadan comes to a close, we join hands in celebrating a season of gratitude, renewal, and joy.

May this Eid fill our hearts with peace, our homes with happiness, and our minds with endless creativity. Let it be a reminder of compassion, unity, and the beauty of giving.

From all of us at Creative Club Gombe State University, we wish you a joyful and colorful Eid celebration.

Eid Mubarak!

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
GO-Open: Grassroot Open Governance Initiative (GOGI)

Are you a young person from Gombe State who cares about making your community better? Do you want to understand how local government works, and how you can help ensure transparency, accountability, and good governance at the grassroots?

The GO-Open initiative, organized by Creative Club Gombe State University and National Association of Students of English & Literary Studies, GSU Chapter (NASELS), Gombe State University Chapter, is calling on passionate youths like YOU to join a two-day training program designed to equip you with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to be an agent of positive change in your community.

Who Can Apply?
- Citizens of Gombe State
- Aged 17–25 years
- Ready to learn about local governance, transparency, and accountability
- Available to attend the full two-day training

What’s in it for you?
- Practical knowledge on transparency and accountability
- Civic leadership and advocacy skills
- A certificate of participation
- Connection with like-minded young changemakers
- An opportunity to raise your voice and make a real impact in your community

Deadline to Apply: 15 March
📞 For enquiries: 07044595222

Don’t miss this chance to grow, learn, and make a difference! Your community needs young leaders like YOU. Apply today and take the first step toward becoming a changemaker.

We are proud to announce a new partnership between Creative Club Gombe State University (CCGSU) and The Spotlight NG, focused on strengthening accountability and promoting civic engagement in local governance.

This collaboration brings together shared values and a common vision to encourage active participation, responsible leadership, and meaningful conversations around governance and community development.

Through this partnership, we hope to create opportunities that empower students and young people to understand their role in shaping society and contributing positively to democratic processes.

We appreciate this collaboration and look forward to the impact we will achieve together.