By Kassim Sekinat You saw my skin and called it dirty I saw yours and clung onto a bottle of whitening cream Rubbing vigorously Hoping it looks like yours. Someday… You saw my hair and made it out to be a clown’s wig I saw yours and dashed to […]
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UI Clinches FASU 3×3 Men’s Basketball Title, Defeats Defending Champions
The University of Ibadan has emerged champions of the 8th Federation of Africa University Sports (FASU) 3×3 Men’s Basketball Tournament, securing a place at the upcoming FISU 3×3 World Cup scheduled to hold in October 2026 in Macau, China.
Students Stranded Late Into Night as GES Exam Suffers Hours-Long Delay
The General Studies (GES) examination originally scheduled to run between 8AM and 6 PM on Monday, June 1, 2026, extended late into the night, with some students still at examination venues as of 9 PM.
On That Weapon Fashioned Against Freedom of the Press
In every democratic society, the press is often described as the watchdog of the people, the voice that questions, informs, and preserves accountability.
Within the university environment, this role becomes even more delicate and essential. Campus journalism is not merely about publishing articles or covering events; it is about documenting the realities of student life, amplifying student voices, and ensuring transparency within the university community.
Rotaract Club UI Installs Water Filters Across Selected Undergraduate Hostels
The Rotaract Club, University of Ibadan, has installed water purification filters in selected undergraduate halls of residence to improve students’ access to safe drinking water.
Stagnant Water, Poor Road Conditions Raise Concerns Near Tafawa Balewa PG Hall
The prolonged presence of stagnant water along the road linking Tafawa Balewa Hall and Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall has raised concerns over potential health risks.
DEBUNKED: Claim That FG Has Suspended the National Award Scholarship and Dissolved the Federal Scholarship Board Is False
The Federal Ministry of Education has debunked as false and misleading a social media statement alleging suspension of the National Award Scholarship and dissolution of the Federal Scholarship Board. The Ministry states that no such directive has been issued.
NANS JCC Oyo to Join Advocacy Walk Over Ogbomoso Abduction
The National Association of Nigerian Students, Joint Campus Council (NANS JCC), Oyo State Axis, has announced a solidarity visit and advocacy walk in response to the abduction of students and teachers in Orire Local Government Area, Ogbomoso, Oyo State.
June 1: NANS Announces Advocacy Walk Against Insecurity in Oyo State
The President of the National Association of Nigeria Students, Comr. Akinteye Babatunde Afeez has announced Monday, June 1, 2026 for solidarity and advocacy movement regarding the continued hostage situation of abducted students and teachers in Orire Local Government Area, Oyo State.
Food for Thought: Should AFAS FLC ₦381,517 Welfare Budget Be Seen as Worthy or Reckless?
Service and its reward in a political space has always been a subject of debate among analysts. A wave of financial scrutiny has hit the Association of Faculty of Arts Students (AFAS) and has not left out the Faculty Legislative Council under Rt. Hon. Oluwadunsin Adebiyi’s decision to spend ₦381,517.00 solely on refreshments during the current legislative session.
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