The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day is #ChooseToChallenge, in a bid to draw attention to the deliberateness required to change the status quo. We at Indy Press however believe exceptional women are meant to be celebrated every day. In this interview, our correspondent, Williams Owoeye had a chat […]
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Microchips: The Little Scarce Chips That Matter
It’s plain simple what happens when these little chips are down Bumblebee Image Credit: Getty Images Almost every market has been, and is still being affected by the global pandemic, one obviously is the food market, perhaps because everyone has to eat to remain sustained and develop, or because it’s […]
Recent Robberies in Agbowo: The Essentiality of Solution-Bound Actions
Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons Survival is a fundamental human trait. In fact, it is our adeptness at manoeuvring things, and finding our way around difficult situations that gave us humans the much-coveted space above other earthly beings. It is this same fundamental human trait that has manifested in UItes – […]
Restructuring, Secession and Political Etceteras
Habeeb Abdul Photo credit: Independent Newspapers Nigeria The last week was certainly one of breakups. Quavo ditched Saweetie, the Yoruba ditched Nigeria, and I, personally, decided I would be having no use for a babe I just met. But that is hardly your concern. On the 17th of […]
How To Survive The Virtual Semester: The You-High Way
Specculus Species You know, a wise man once said, “You can take a boy away from the streets, but you cannot take the streets away from the boy”. Now you know what happens when people like us – from the village – try to speak Queen’s English? That, dear students, […]
Twice As Tall: Proof That Burna Boy is still the Boss
-Fez Burna Boy has continued to grow in leaps and bounds since the release of his previous album, African Giant. That album was nominated for the Grammys, and received many critical acclaims. African Giant lost out on the Grammy Award to Angelique Kidjo, but that did not stop Burna Boy […]
The War Against Microbes: Mission Impossible?
Williams Owoeye (Dawillty) “The earth and everything on it belongs to microbes. The world and all its people belong to them.” – Psalm 24:1 (Microbial Easy-to-Read Version) If microbes have organized religion like humans do, their scriptures would most likely be written in this manner, and of course, they would […]
The Paradigm Shift: Student Politics in the University of Ibadan during a Virtual Semester
Akinmoyeje Timileyin Precious Change — as they say — is constant. It is a dynamic and fluid phenomenon. At times, it could be a gentle river, slowly altering the look of things. At other times, it could be a violent wave; causing abrupt paradigm shifts (even in very conservative settings). […]
The New Mindset of the Nigerian Students Towards Education and Career
-Longpants Recently, there has been a great perspective-flipping in the minds of many Nigerian students, especially those attending federal- or state-owned tertiary institutions. After an unnecessary extra-year caused by a hesitant government to the needs and demands of its academics, and the sudden global swerve into the digital, space many […]
Katanga Spotlight: An Interview with the Indy Hall AG, Olaogun Temitope
On this edition of Katanga Spotlight, Indy Press’ correspondent, John ‘Dare Okafor, met with the Administrator-General of Independence Hall, Temitope Olaogun to discuss the administration’s plans for Katangites, pressing issues as regards e-learning, its effects on Independence Hall and the forthcoming Indy @ 60 celebrations. Enjoy! Indy Press: Can we […]
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