By: Bumblebee Ever since the evolution of man – from the Stone Age to the New Age – we have always seen the need for locomotion. We have progressed from the use of just legs, karts, cars, lorries, and boats at a time to other newer means of transport, some […]
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What Will Happen To All These Promises (Part 1)
By: Akinmoyeje Timileyin Precious “Politics in a democracy is transactional: Politicians seek votes by promising to do things for voters, who seek promises in exchange for their votes. It is left for each side to fulfill their end of the bargain.” George Will At the last Students’ Union […]
We Are Six Weeks Into The Semester, Yet GES Classes Are Nowhere In Sight
By: AbdulRahman Adebayo Adeniyi Isaiah just finished lunch on a Saturday afternoon in September. He was about to continue his preparation for the first test of a three-unit course scheduled to hold four days later, when this reporter arrived at his room. “We have not had any GES class this […]
Campus Issues With Amazon: Everywhere You Go
By: Amazon “I like the way I’m feeling now, Omo, e get small thing wey dey stress me, But, right now I’m chilling now, oh-oh-ohh…” “Ehn! In a male restroom? You like what?” Tonia can tell who the voice belongs to; she just turns around to confirm what she’s most […]
Discussing Weighty Matters: Indy’s Hallowed Chambers And The Seeming Hollowness Of Its Holy Book
If the foundation be destroyed, what can the righteous do? — The Christians’ Holy Book Laws are fundamental to the continued existence of any one group. It is in relation to this that the maxim, “where there is no law, there is no crime” was generated. The reason? Simple: […]
Campus Issues with Amazon: A Thin Line
“Aren’t you coming along?” “To do what exactly, please?” “To get vaccinated, of course. Babe, quit acting like you don’t know that and get your lazy butt off that bed so we can get going already!” “Get going where o, Aunty June? Me? Vaccine? God forbid!” June almost can’t believe […]
Educational Tourism: Our University in the Eyes of the World
By: Habeeb Abdul There were three of them; two tall, long-legged, and covered from head to toe in traditional Muslim wear. The other, a guy, had a slightly darker hue and was shorter compared to the ladies. Now, what struck me was neither their stature (though, being short myself, I […]
Timepiece: The Underrated Invention
By: James Arikpo There is nothing wrong with living without a timepiece. Humans have always walked without one before its existence, and given it was never part of the basic need of man which includes food, clothes and shelter, it is something to do without — except that when man […]
3 Things To Consider If You Want To Sail Your Business As A Student Entrepreneur
By: Theophilus Femi Alawonde Entrepreneurship is a multi-faceted human endeavour that gulps time, energy, finances, and intellectual commitments. The entrepreneur is almost always on their feet – literally and figuratively. The kaleidoscopic exertion goes some notches higher when the entrepreneur combines their endeavour with another venture – a day job, […]
The Katanga Alumni Association and the Memorabilia of Progress: A Call to Action and Civility
Over the past few weeks, Katangites have witnessed some remarkable purchases and some notable changes in some blocks in the hall. The mystery behind all of this was unravelled on Friday, 27th of August 2021, when the Indy Hall Alumni Association commissioned the newly renovated reading rooms of the Great […]