A claim suggests that on Saturday, AI will be available on WhatsApp and will have access to all chats. It advises all group admins to enable the “Advanced Chat Privacy” option. Otherwise, the AI can supposedly open group messages, see phone numbers, and even access personal data from your phone, including private chats.
IndyPress Organisation, in collaboration with FactCheck Africa, hosted a virtual fact-checking training for campus journalists on Saturday, July 11, 2026, bringing together campus journalists from universities across Nigeria to strengthen verification skills and promote responsible reporting.
The President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Comrade Akinteye Babatunde Afeez, has declared a state of emergency over the deteriorating condition of students’ hostels across tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
Retired Professor of Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Ibadan, Professor Mark Nwagwu has defended his second PhD at the Institute of African Studies at the age of 89.
The University of Ibadan has commissioned classrooms named after four retired academics from its forestry departments in recognition of their contributions to teaching, research, mentorship, and the development of forestry education in Nigeria.
The University of Ibadan Students’ Union has clarified the university’s decision to adopt a 13-week lecture schedule for the current semester, following enquiries from students over the duration of lectures in the academic calendar.
One of the most sensitive positions in any student association is that of the Finance Commissioner, or Financial Secretary, as the case may be. Yet, despite its importance, the office often flies under the radar while other executive positions receive greater public scrutiny throughout an administration.
IndyPress Organisation, in collaboration with FactCheckAfrica, is set to hold a one-day virtual fact-checking training for campus journalists.
Following the Federal Government’s proposed reforms to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), which include plans to extend the orientation camp from three weeks to six weeks and review other aspects of the scheme, mixed reactions have continued to trail the proposal among recent graduates and serving corps members.
If the University of Ibadan were a jungle, the AgbaScholar would not be the lion. The lion roars to announce its presence. The AgbaScholar, however, operates like a highly venomous snake, silent, unassuming, and deadly to the self-esteem of anyone who manages to snag a seat with them in the lecture halls.
