Khadija Gutale Mohamed “Storyteller”
“Emotional Story from My School of Journalism and Communication”
Professor Mahamed Mahamud Adde
I attended the class with no lecture and I did not open the message that the students were told that the first class on Monday morning is not available, did I go at the right time for the study to start or no one is there; because everyone has information about what I am on it.
After this, I saw that I didn’t have any books this morning to wait for the other classes, and as soon as I thought of taking the ongoing classes in other parts of the college, I sat in a class with Professor Mohamed Mohamud Adde, who is a veteran journalist in Somalia many working from; In the first ten minutes of class I found the solution to a thought that had occurred to me at the beginning of the year, which was,
Professor Mohamed Mahamud Adde
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It’s the end of your school year and you still want the knowledge and experience of your Teachers that you feel you still want to benefit from, so what’s the solution for you?”
I got the answer while the lesson was going on, “I should study with a class like this when I get an opportunity that allows me to increase my knowledge every hour, make it for Lord”.
The purpose that prompted me to share this matter with you is that I want to send a message to the new students who have entered the Somali National University this academic year to be ready to take advantage of every second of the opportunity they have today.
Professor Bashir Badane
Written by Khadija Gutale Mohamed studies at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Journalism and Communication at Somali National University.
