By: Sonaike Peter On the 23rd of April, 2024, the street of Agbowo bore witness to an incident highlighting its insecure road conditions. Aloba Jonathan, a 300 level student of the Faculty of Education and avid Chelsea fan, had been eagerly anticipating the football match between Arsenal and Chelsea scheduled […]
By: Sonaike Peter The Vice-Chancellor of University of Ibadan, Professor Adebowale Kayode on Thursday, 11th of July, 2024, commended the wife of the Executive Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Olayemi Jumoke for being a good ambassador of the University. Professor Adebowale gave the remark during a courtesy by Dr. Olayemi […]
By: Ajadi Sodiq At an inflation rate of 31.7%, according to nairametrics, Nigeria is currently ranked 13th amongst countries with the highest inflation rate. It is an easy guess that Nigeria would be one of the top countries suffering from the grappling grasp of inflation. Despite Nigeria’s Vision 2020 for […]
By: Ochi Maduabuchi The Group Chairman of International Energy Services Limited, Dr Diran Fawibe, on Thursday, July 11th 2024, decorated as a UI@75 Ambassador, at the headquarters of the International Energy Services Limited in Lagos by the Registrar, Mr Ganiyu Saliu. Speaking on his experience as an indigent student, Dr. […]
By: Bamijoko Favour The Thursday Film Series, University of Ibadan, in collaboration with the Department of English, the University Media Center, and IFRA-Nigeria has on Thursday, 11th of July, 2024, hosted the screening of Kola Tubosun’s documentary on Wole Soyinka, titled ‘Ebrohimie Road; a Museum of Memories’, at Drapers Hall, […]
By: Mayowa Adekola Peculiar To some people, Lionel Messi is the greatest among the footballers of the current century. Messi mesmerizes the world with his mercy of mastery, which is why many crave his jersey. In fact, to the naive and old, every goal is Messi’s. But what in the […]
By: Bamijoko Favour For the man, everything is perhaps an endless chain of enactments. Only few Africans, in modern times, have enacted a life seemingly larger-than-life like the man, Wole Soyinka. And, as far as Soyinka’s theatrics and enactments are concerned, anywhere is his stage — school, a radio station, […]
By: Sonaike Peter In a candid reflection on campus life, Biola Funwonton, a hearing-impaired final-year student of Special Education, spoke about the pervasive inequality faced by students with disabilities. Despite initial hesitation, stemming from numerous media engagements that often overlook their plight, Biola revealed the stark challenges he and his […]
By: Ugor Benedict Early January this year, Neuralink, an American neurotechnological company owned by Elon Musk successfully implanted a brain chip in a 29-year-old volunteer patient, Noland Arbaugh. The event, which involved a surgical procedure of inserting a small chip in the brain, allowed Arbaugh, a quadriplegic paralyzed from shoulders […]
By: Ochi, Maduabuchi In the words of Ojo Aderemi, the President of the Students’ Union in 2017 to his successors, “due process and protests are the same”. “Protests are a process to get what’s due,” he noted. Seen through this meticulous lens, it seems like the recent steps of the […]
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