By: Toluwalope Ayeye It’s the eighth week of the academic year at the University of Ibadan. Through the various attempts of lecturers to finish in time and the seemingly impossible attempt for students to catch up, it might seem rather unlikely for there to be anything else that threatens to […]
By: Moboluwarin Ogunleye Imagine asking Priscilla, a second-year Physiotherapy student, to choose her preferred lecture hall between the CBN lecture theatre and the newly erected Umar Ganduje hall. Without a moment’s hesitation, she would select the Umar Ganduje Hall. Her choice isn’t driven by the superiority of Ganduje Hall over […]
By: Toluwalope Ayeye If you had asked Emmanuel Enyi to give a specific number as to how many competitions he has participated in, he might only be able to give an estimate. The 400-level student of the Department of Linguistics and African Languages was at the dinner and awards night […]
By: Peter Sonaike The University of Ibadan is to run the academic lecture this semester within 11 weeks, unlike in the past when the academic lecture used to be 13 weeks. The shift to 11 weeks can be traced to the occurrence of the COVID-19 pandemic and the 8-month strike […]
By: Ajadi Sodiq It was around 5:30pm. Bolu Onasile just came back from class in the evening just like every other student in the University of Ibadan. Although stress is a typical part of Students’ lives, Bolu experiences a tougher variant as he’s both a resident on the topmost floor […]
By: Habeeb Abdul It all started with a flashlight in the distance. At first, it seemed that a returning night reader was swinging their arm with the light in it. But this was consistent. It went on, then off, aimed pointedly at the hall’s gate each time as the holder’s […]
By: Moses Adeosun Just a few days after the end of the session, the University of Ibadan’s recent graduates were called up for NYSC Batch B, Stream 2 to different states. As expected with every new journey, the NYSC program introduced these graduates to different experiences and this article tells […]
By: Toluwalope Ayeye Last session, right before the ASUU strike that had students staying back home for nine months, classes had started in the Faculty of Law, albeit online. However, Dolly, having already arrived in Ibadan from Ekiti, had begun squatting with a friend in an apartment off-campus. She did […]
By: Aduwo Ayodele Following the announcement of an end to fuel subsidy by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at his inauguration, Nigerians have voiced an assortment of concerns. These range from the suddenness of the policy to outright dissatisfaction with the development, the latter leaning towards the position of the Nigeria […]
Oluwapelumi King John Dare Okafor is a fantastic person. A man with a vision. The majority of what Indy Press has achieved in this session has been based on his ingenuity and creativity. His drive, grit, competence, hard work, and intelligence in this field are simply commendable. John is a […]
