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The recent resolution by the University of Ibadan Literary and Debating Society (TLDS) on the reassessment of the JAW WAR ’26 semi-final between the Faculties of Law and Education has sparked reactions from the student community.

The Union of Campus Journalists (UCJ), 38th Induction Ceremony and Global Journalism Summit held on Saturday, September 19, 2026 brought together campus journalists from the university of ibadan and other invited guest.

Following a memorandum issued by the Students’ Union President, Adeboye Temidayo Sewanu (Deboye), dissociating the Union from the UI’SRC Odidiomo Legislative Summit, questions and reactions have emerged among students and other members of the university community, particularly on X, where Deboye posted the memorandum.

A viral video of a pageantry contestant reportedly killing a chicken during a live performance has sparked mixed reactions among University of Ibadan students.

Following the Federal Government’s proposed reforms to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), which include plans to extend the orientation camp from three weeks to six weeks and review other aspects of the scheme, mixed reactions have continued to trail the proposal among recent graduates and serving corps members.

Jaw war is not only the biggest public speaking event in Sub Saharan Africa, it is also the biggest social event in the University of Ibadan, hence, the event comes with many expectations. On whether this numerous expectations has been met; Indy Press correspondent, Adeosun Moses took samples of the […]

Although traditionally a session is divided into two semesters. It’s common knowledge among students that despite having the same number of weeks as the first, the second semester is somehow always shorter. It is not hard to finger the numerous activities that come up in the UI community during the […]

By: Ajadi Sodiq In the recent school year, the trending issue has been what Aro has caused  between male students and female students, which has been termed “verbal  harassment.” Ajadi Sodiq, a correspondent of the IndyPress organization, goes  around campus to ask students, both male and female, freshmen and  sophomores, […]