The Indy Hall Alumni Association, an assoication of past occupants of Independence Hall, University of Ibadan, has sent out official calls for membership to graduate Katangites and present final-year Katangites. The first call, released in form of broadcast messages via the current administration of the hall, addresses graduates from the […]
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!
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.
While public speaking has earned some people fame and popularity, that’s not why I joined. I want to make a difference. The message matters most—and that’s what every speaker should prioritize. Beyond accolades and recognition, it’s the change we bring that counts,” she told IndyPress.
One minute of patience, ten years of peace” is the supposed summary of the teachings of the Council of Elders. Although students like the rest of us, but elevated by grace. Accomplished elder brothers and sisters in our halls and faculties who were exalted into a class of their own after years of pandering to the powers that be.
Nigerian films are now gaining international recognition, appearing in global cinemas and topping charts on major streaming platforms like Netflix and Prime Video.
While the hall’s interior waste has been cleared, the refuse site adjacent to C-Block still stands as a visual blight and a threat to public health.
According to a flier obtained by IndyPress, the tournament will kick off at 8:00 a.m.
There is also the old wise saying; a problem shared is half-solved. Yet, when men believe they must bottle up their fear, sadness, and academic struggles to appear strong, they are less likely to seek support.
When contacted, the Students’ Union House Secretary, Oluwaseun Adeyemi, confirmed that the issue had been reported to the Department of Works and Maintenance. He assured that steps were being taken to address the situation.
According to a broadcast obtained by IndyPress, the event will take place at the SUB Car Park on Saturday, June 28, 2025.
He assured that the hall leadership would take responsibility for disposing of the waste if the alumni fail to fulfill their promise.
Paying tribute to the class of 1985, the donor, Dr. Phillip, expressed appreciation to personalities at the event for being instrumental to his successful career.
