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Discourse #3: #EndSARS Protests, the Government, and the People

In the aftershock of the #ENDSARS Protests and the Lekki Massacre of Tuesday, 20 October, 2020, Ofure Ebhomielen – a University of Ibadan’s 2018 Overall Best Graduating Student and a vocal campaigner during the #ENDSARS Protests, Martins Isaac – a student of history and seasoned analyst, and Gbenga Sadiq – one-time President of The Literary and Debating Society, University of Ibadan and a veteran poltical commentator joined Theophilus Femi Alawonde at the Roundtable to discuss issues surrounding the #EndSARS Protests and Lekki Massacre, complicit parties, the Nigerian governments reactions, and the likely effects that the protests will have on the Nigerian nation in general and Nigerian universities in particular. Enjoy and learn!

Flier for Roundtable Discourse with Theophilus

Discourse #2: Sexual Assaults, the UIte and the University of Ibadan

This is the second discourse in the Roundtable Discourse with Theophilus series, and it touches on sexual assault, sexual assaults in the University of Ibadan, causes of sexual assaults in the University of Ibadan, the University’s provisions as regards sexual harassment, the Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill at the Senate, and potential solutions to sexual assaults in the University of Ibadan.

Olanshile Ogunrinu Emerges as 37th UCJ President-Elect

By: IndyPress News Desk Olanshile Ogunrinu has been elected as the 37th President of the Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ibadan (UCJ-UI), on Saturday, February 15, 2025. The Union serves as the umbrella body for all press organizations within the university. A 300-level student in the Department of Communication […]

JUST IN: IndyPress Deputy Editor-in-Chief Emerges as UCJ Editor-in-Chief Elect

By: IndyPress News Desk Toluwalope Ayeye, the Deputy Editor-in-Chief of IndyPress Organization, has been elected as the Editor-in-Chief of the Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ibadan (UCJ-UI). Ayeye, a 400-level Law student, previously served as Features Editor and General Editor at IndyPress Organization. The UCJ-UI general election held on […]

IndyPress Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Features Editor Win National Wire Campus Business Journalism Awards

By: IndyPress News Desk Sonaike Peter, Features Editor of IndyPress, and Toluwalope Ayeye, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, emerged as the first and second runners-up of the National Wire Campus Business Journalism Awards on Friday, February 14, 2025. The National Wire Campus Business Journalism Award is an initiative by the media outlet, National […]

KRIEC Commences Sale of Election Nomination Forms, Administrator-General Position Costs ₦10,000

By: IndyPress News Desk The Katanga Republic Independent Electoral Commission (KRIEC) has commenced the sale of nomination forms for the anticipated 2025 Katanga Republic elections. According to special release KRIEC/’25/003, aspiring candidates must submit their completed forms by Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at 12:00 PM. Aspiring candidates must meet specific […]

UCH Protest: Oloye Urges Students To Be Patient Till Monday

By: IndyPress News Desk  The president of the Student Union, University Of Ibadan, Aweda Bolaji has urged students to be patient and give more time to the management to carry out their plans towards restoring light to the halls of residences. This is following the earlier address made by the […]

Situation Report: Sheath Your Swords; Be Mindful of What You Say, Especially Those of You in College of Medicine, Provost Says

By: IndyPress News Desk  The Provost of the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Professor Temidayo Olusade Ogundiran, has urged students to be more patient with the authorities and return to their hostels, on Thursday, 13th of February, 2025, at the University College Hospital. Professor Temidayo noted this while he was addressing […]

100 Days of Blackout: Students Lament, Call for Restoration of Electricity

By: IndyPress News Desk Sunday, February 9, 2025, marked the hundredth day of the blackout at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan. The three-month-long power outage has been described as unfortunate by affected students, patients, and staff. Background The federal hospital’s deteriorating state has ignited widespread outrage among stakeholders. UCH’s […]