COMM882 SEMINAR II DR Y A WADA ABUDLC
COMM882:SEMINAR II LECTURE I Good day, everyone. Welcome to COMM 882 (Seminar II). Our first lecture is today, Saturday, 18th July 2026, 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Nigerian Time. Please find the lecture link below: • COMM882 SEMINAR II DR Y A WADA ABUDLC (Subscribe for free to access the lecture and get notifications for subsequent classes and compulsory attendance) Feel free to ask questions on the Comment Section/LMS forums for a more in-depth discussion after the class. Note: The soft copy PowerPoint slide will be posted on WhatsApp and the LMS Forum, and you can access the recorded lecture at the end of each class on YouTube at your convenience via the same link. Thank you, and I look forward to seeing you in class. Dr. Yunusa A. Wada Course Instructor Senior lecturer, Doctor of Epidemiology and Public Health Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria [email protected]
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