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Months of Waiting: Inside UI Students’ NELFUND Refund Struggles
For many University of Ibadan students, the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has provided much needed financial support since the increase in school fees. However, for students who paid their fees before receiving loan disbursements, obtaining refunds from the university has become a source of frustration and uncertainty.
AFAS AFFAIRS: The Anatomy of a Three-Day Constitutional Coup and Civic Impasse in AFAS
A sharp constitutional rift fractured the leadership of the Association of Faculty of Arts Students (AFAS) at the University of Ibadan on Wednesday, 3rd June 2026, triggering an institutional crisis that continues to divide campus opinion. What began as a rapid disciplinary check by the legislature quickly spiralled into a public standoff involving student-led direct interventions and open executive defiance.
Reporter’s Diary: Inside the UCH Emergency Unit (I)
The experience inside the UCH emergency unit presents a system working continuously under strain, where urgency is constant, space is limited, and staff must make rapid decisions under difficult conditions.
Between Rumours and Reality: Of Security Concerns in UI Off-Campus Communities
In light of the ongoing security concerns in the nation, especially in Oyo State, ranging from reported cases of abduction and alleged cult clashes to the spread of rumours and false information within the student community, IndyPress spoke with some Univerity of Ibadan students living off campus.
Food for Thought: Should AFAS FLC ₦381,517 Welfare Budget Be Seen as Worthy or Reckless?
Service and its reward in a political space has always been a subject of debate among analysts. A wave of financial scrutiny has hit the Association of Faculty of Arts Students (AFAS) and has not left out the Faculty Legislative Council under Rt. Hon. Oluwadunsin Adebiyi’s decision to spend ₦381,517.00 solely on refreshments during the current legislative session.
The Cost of Unending Water Pouring: Inside Indy Hall’s Sanitation Crisis
Environmental experts warn that stagnant water and decaying waste around residential areas create breeding grounds for disease carrying pests, compromise hygiene, and expose residents to health risks.
200-Level UI Student Attempts Guinness World Record for Longest Teaching Marathon
A 200-level student of Department of Science and Technology Education, University of Ibadan, Bello Oluwapelumi, is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the longest teaching marathon.
Amid Students Backlash, Selected AFAS Executives to Spend ₦108,000 on Airtime and Data for 2025/2026 Session
A heavy cloud of skepticism and student dissatisfaction hangs over the Association of Faculty of Arts Students (AFAS) following the Faculty Legislative Council’s (FLC) final approval of the executive administrative budget for the 2025/2026 academic session.
The Cooking Struggle: How Rising Kerosene Prices Are Hitting UI Students
The price of kerosene has surged sharply in recent weeks across the University of Ibadan student community, placing an increasing burden on students who depend on it for their daily cooking needs.
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