Welcome To Gwallameji Bauchi

14/08/2026

Congratulations to the first-ever female SUG President of ATBU Bauchi! 👑❤️

Comr. Munirat Favour Abdullahi — history made! 🫡🎉

14/08/2026

FPTB Queen don carry steeze go NYSC camp!
From Gwallameji to orientation camp, na not just “NYSC cam is whattttt?” again—this one na steeze with khaki 🔥

FPTB Queen: “Camp no fit humble me 🫡

14/08/2026

APEX 2026:
POSTPONEMENT NOTICE

Following several appeals and concerns from students regarding the limited time available for adequate preparation, the Students' Union Government has decided to postpone APEX 2026.

The postponement is to give students sufficient time to prepare and present their projects effectively, while also allowing the Organizing Committee to make better preparations for a successful and impactful exhibition.

A new date will be communicated shortly.

We appreciate your understanding, patience, and continued enthusiasm for APEX 2026.

This is your platform. This is your moment. This is APEX!

14/08/2026

FPTB 2026/2027 ADMISSION IS OPEN!

ND & HND applications are now open at Federal Polytechnic Bauchi.

📚 Various programmes available.
⏳ Apply early—application closes 6 weeks after publication.

13/08/2026

HISTORY IS ABOUT TO BE MADE AT ATBU! 😭❤️‍🩹🫡

Are we about to witness the FIRST FEMALE SUG PRESIDENT in ATBU’s history? 👑🔥

I may just be the first in my bloodline to witness this historic moment! 😭🫡

Congratulations, Comr. Munirat F. Abdullahi! ❤️‍🩹🎉

13/08/2026

From this to this.

SRA And presido

Wetin dey happen

13/08/2026

Tell your family and friends that the portal is open. interested candidates can now apply.

10/08/2026

The fact that the Governor was cheering the man throughout the speech tells us exactly where he—and his inner circle—stand.

And we thought Nigeria was a country where freedom of religion is guaranteed. 🤔🇳🇬

10/08/2026

GOOD MORNING, BAUCHI!

It’s Monday! May your lectures, business, work, and every effort today yield great results. 🙏

Go forth and prosper! 💪

10/08/2026

PLEASE, DON’T TELL THEM I HAVE HIV…

PART ONE — THE SECRET

The evening was slowly settling over Gwallameji.

Shops were closing. Students were returning from lectures. Traders were counting the day’s sales while the usual sounds of generators filled the air.

Then he appeared.

He walked toward me slowly.

Something was wrong.

This was not the young man I knew.

He was usually cheerful, always ready with a joke, a greeting or a smile. He served actively in church and often spoke about his plans for the future.

But that evening, he couldn't even look me in the eyes.

He sat beside me.

Silence.

One minute passed.

Then another.

Finally, he whispered:

“Please… don’t tell them I have HIV.”

I froze.

I looked at him.

His eyes were filled with tears.

“What happened?” I asked.

He looked around as if someone might be listening.

“I found out recently.”

He lowered his voice.

“I've been tested.”

For several seconds, neither of us spoke.

Then he said something that I will never forget:

“I'm not afraid of dying. I'm afraid of what people will say about me.”

That sentence broke something inside me.

He told me how everything had changed since the diagnosis.

He had stopped sitting close to his friends.

He avoided eating with people.

He stopped attending some gatherings.

Even when people laughed around him, he wondered if they were laughing at him.

He was afraid that one day someone would point at him and say:

“That's the guy who has HIV.”

Then he asked me:

“If they know… will they still call me brother?”

I didn't immediately have an answer.

Because I knew what he was really asking.

Not whether people would know his diagnosis.

He was asking whether he still belonged.

Whether his friends would still accept him.

Whether his church would still welcome him.

Whether his dreams were still worth dreaming.

I placed my hand on his shoulder.

“You are still you,” I told him.

He looked at me.

But before I could say anything else, his phone suddenly rang.

He looked at the screen.

His face changed.

He slowly stood up.

“Who is it?” I asked.

He didn't answer.

He simply stared at the phone.

Then he whispered:

“They know…”

TO BE CONTINUED…

PART 2
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What did they know?

And who had told them?

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