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Mr. AG, When Will Your Plans See the Light of Day?

It’s been a short session in the University of Ibadan. Most students are still adjusting to the eleven weeks of lectures as opposed to the usual 13 weeks that most are used to. This could be a tangible excuse for most public office holders in this institution including the current […]

Audit 5: Has Bam Connect Really Connected To His Manifesto?

By: Favour Bamijoko Olaniyan Ibrahim Olalekan, popularly called Bam Connect has been in the political terrain since his first year, serving in different positions in the Great Independence Hall. Mr Ibrahim Olalekan political expeditions have been limited to the washed out walls of the Great Independence Hall, but one can […]

Indy Press Wins Inaugural Edition of Francis Egbokhare Inter-Press Debate Competition

By: Victor Ogunyemi Indy Press emerged victorious in the inaugural Francis Egbokhare Inter-Press debate finals held on Saturday, February 24, 2024, at the First Bank Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Agriculture. The Francis Egbokhare Inter-Press Debate Competition commenced on October 14, 2023. It included various Faculty Press organisations such as AFAS […]

Masters Cup: Drama Unfolds As Petroleum Eng., Agric Eng., And Elect Elect. Claim Full Points On Matchday 1 

By: Yusuf Rahmon The sessional Masters Cup for 200L Faculty of Technology students has begun and the surprises are pouring in already. The tournament held among the eight departments under the Faculty of Technology started in 2021 with the Department of Wood Production Engineering(WPE), the current defending champions. The eight […]

Investigation – How Unqualified Applicants Won UI’SU 2023 Bursary Scheme

By: Aduwo Ayodele Revealing, this piece exposes the underhanded ordeals, now uncovered, which went through in the recent 2023 disbursement of UI’SU bursary scheme to indigent undergraduate students a financial aid scheme initiated by the incumbent leadership of the University of Ibadan Students’ Union, led by Samuel Samson Tobiloba (Team […]

UI’SU: A Town Hall, Different?

The Thursday, February 17 town hall meeting was not the first of its kind in the recent history of the Students’ Union. It might not be the last. But, in a bid to provide an answer to the uncomfortable question if it was the adequate answer to the inadequacies posed […]