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Teach Them, But Will They Learn?
Habeeb Abdul Maybe it’s just us, or you have heard the story: a dark-skinned young man was walking on the street when he got stopped, beaten, and robbed by men, who, though not exactly dark, were dressed up in black. No? Never? Then this one: a community was asleep at […]
The Imminent Semester Exams: Asking the Questions that Matter
Ojú ló pẹ́ sí, àmọ́dún ò jìnà – Yoruba proverb The semester exams are here; to put it more aptly, the semester exams are nearly here. Tempted as you might be to wave this off, let us remind you that this is the eighth week of the mandatory thirteen weeks […]
How To Be A Spirikoko In The University Of Ibadan
John ‘Dare Okafor Image Credit: Unsplash Calvary greetings to the hearts that thirst and hunger to be used of the Lord; others should go and collect their greetings from the Acting Vice-Chancellor! I’m Apostle Refiner Spiritkogelist Juventus Romanus by name, and it is my uttermost responsibility and delight to show […]
NFT and the Future of Secure Assets Investments
Bumblebee Featured Image Credit: Mandriod_o “There is nothing stronger in the world than a good story, and there nothing better to lead us into the future than a wonderful story”. Art has always been part of man’s culture, co-existing with his reality. Collectors and archives alike have always guided the […]
Trapped?
looking back to the days when they came just like thieves at night with our eyes widely open; looking like unwary strangers in our land. they brought peace, as they claimed, accompanied with truths and lies we thought it was a blessing; we thought our fears would be conquered. […]
An Interview with Education Luminary, Afolabi Oluwajuwonlo
On this week’s edition of Katanga Spotlight, Theophilus Femi Alawonde met with Afolabi Oluwajuwonlo, a first-class graduate of communications education from the Department of Arts and Social Sciences Education and an erstwhile Administrator-General of Independence Hall, who spoke on his formative years, being a stellar student at the University of […]
Competitive Intelligence: 5 Healthy Acts Your Business Must Prioritise
Ngo Image Credit: https://thecentraltrend.com There’s usually a supposed “bad energy” anytime competition is mentioned. Many self-help books have pointed out the need for no competitive spirit with anybody because we’re individually good. Great! I live with that mindset too. However, one should note that this ideology can only stay with […]
Of Students and Career Shifts: Aren’t We All Dancers?
Akinmoyeje Timileyin Precious In September 2008, The Killers (a musical band) released one of the most symbolic and controversial pieces in the history of songs. Humans, the music in context, doesn’t only offset the conventional techniques of rhythms; it has expressions that take some level of introspection to decipher. Considering […]
Responding to Oppression: Speaking Up or Keeping Shut?
Image Credit: SocialistWorkers.org Missionboy Taking Nigeria as a case study, it is noteworthy that different institutions are getting comfortable with the initial instability caused by the introduction of online learning. The University of Ibadan was not an exception until Twitter ignited with the news of one supposed Dehinde, who insulted […]
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