By: Abdulrasheed Olokoto The Faculties of Pharmacy, Clinical Sciences, and Dentistry, along with Alexander Brown Hall (ABH), have been barred from participating in the yearly Jaw War debate competition for the next two sessions. The latest decision was announced by Dr. Demola Lewis during the second round of the Inter-Hall […]
Firefighters from the University’s Fire Service successfully extinguished a fire that broke out in Queen Elizabeth Hall, Block B, around midnight on December 5, 2024, IndyPress can report. The blaze was fully contained by 2:30 am. The incident has been described as ‘unexpected’ by student-residents of the hall. IndyPress observed […]
In the early hours of Thurday, 5th of December, 2024, a fire outbreak was reported to have broken out in Queen Elizabeth II Hall, University of Ibadan. As of press time, the fire is still ongoing, and the cause of the fire is unknown. Fire services have been reported to […]
By: Ambali Olayinka The University of Ibadan’s Union of Campus Journalists (UCJUI) held its 36th induction ceremony in conjunction with the inaugural Global Campus Journalism Summit on Saturday, November 30, 2024. According to the UCJ Editor-in-chief, Tijani Kabir, one hundred and sixty new members were inducted. The event, which took […]
By: Sonaike Peter Residents of C3-constituency, Great Independence Hall of Residence, University of Ibadan, have expressed concern over the prolonged power outage on their floor. According to the occupants of the floor, the power outage on the floor has persisted for seven days, IndyPress can report. The occupants who spoke […]
By: IndyPress News Desk The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Kayode Adebowale, has stated that “the Registry at Ibadan is the best that can be found anywhere in Nigeria because it has produced iconic figures as Registrars that are world-class administrators and human resource managers per excellence.” Professor […]
By: Sonaike Peter On the 30th of November, 2024, around 8:30 PM, the Students’ Union House Secretary, Elemide Daniel had what could be described as a cordial dispute with some residents of the Great Independence Hall. The mild disagreement occurred during a visit to the hall after the House Secretary […]
By: Ochi, Maduabuchi There is a certain level of accountability that is expected from leaders. It is an accountability to the laws that govern the community within which the leader exists. These rules bind every person within the community and leaders are not to be exempted. In fact, they should […]
In the aftermath of the shocking decimation of Heritage Park on the 21st of November, which happened in the wee hours of the day, several on-campus local press organizations, mainstream press organizations, non-governmental organizations, alumni, observers and members of the global academia profusely decried the act, citing environmental concerns. On […]
This article looks at the cost of standing up for one’s conviction. It examines how acts of courage to speak the truth were met with harsh punishment, and its trail of effects, both in the sense of justice, and for the wider student community. When Kunle Adebajo wrote and […]
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