By: Emmanuel Utibe Laws are propagated by those elected by society to guide the behavior of people in society, check their excesses, and ensure order. In the context of a Nation-state, the constitution is regarded as the highest authority; a scripture of governance. It is based on the rules of […]
By: Gideon Oyeyinka Asido Campus Network, UI, on Saturday, 29th April 23, organized a fundraising event called Blue Bake Sale. The Asido Campus Network is the Youth arm of Asido Foundation, a body dedicated to ensuring optimal mental health support for youths, drug abuse prevention, outreaches and research. The event was […]
The greatest challenge to organizations is the balance between continuity and change. You need both. At different times, the balance is slightly more over here or slightly more over there, but you need both. And balance is basically the greatest task in leadership. Organizations need to have continuity, yet, if […]
By: Lord Whistledown When Pericles – a pioneer philosopher from ancient Greece – described time as the wisest Counselor, he must have stumbled on its almost omniscient and all-revealing nature. Time can add substance to an aspersion; reveal the loophole of a theory, and justify a gamble. Time can also […]
By: Lawal Damilare The UI community was left with unusual cheers, as the school experienced her first ever Marathon race. Just like other Saturdays, the morning was cool and the school was quiet until the athletes set out for the race. It began with convergence at the University’s first gate […]
By: Ajadi Sodiq The Independence Hall Legislative Council on Friday, April 28th, assigned Olaoye Samuel as the new floor representative for the A4 constituency. The House made the decision after several reports and observations that the floor has been without a representative. Speaking to the council at the sitting, The […]
By: Ajadi Sodiq. The Great Independence Hall Legislative Council has set up an investigative committee to look into the financial discrepancies surrounding the Independence Hall gym. This was decided during the sitting that took place on the 28th of April. It is in response to the unaccountable management of the […]
By: Habeeb Abdul Miss Olatoye’s tenure extends back in time. After coasting to victory with a 55-vote margin over her opponent’s 29, she looked set to experience minimal partisanship from house members. Her background as clerk also meant that she was familiar with Council procedures from the get-go. But away […]
The past few months of my administration as the Chief of Indy Press Editorial Board feels every bit like a race; a marathon or a cross country if you would have it. Every inch of the journey has been breathtaking, exhilarating, fun and sometimes energy-consuming. When I assumed office in […]
By: Aduwo Ayodele A social enterprise with the mandate to build a community of entrepreneurs, CampusLabs on Saturday, April 22, 2023 held her “business case challenge” for her six cohort teams, in a bid to help young innovative people gain employability, entrepreneurship, and technological skills. The event which was held […]
