By: Lord Whistledown The prequel appraised and established verdicts on the state of security and Healthcare under the Mascot-led student Union executive council. This part takes the evaluation a bit further. It will discuss the other half of the manifesto; it will also extend the appraisal to address contingent projects and […]
By: Ajadi Sodiq. Former Politics editor of Indy Press Organization, Abdulrahman Adebayo on Tuesday, 2nd of May, 2023 emerged as the new Vice President Editorial of the UCJ UI. Mr. Abdulrahman was the former Politics Editor of Indy Press organization. His works have won him a variety of awards at […]
-Kelvin Omachonu The Katanga Elite football League(KEFA) is set to begin on Friday, the 5th of May. The competition which is popularly known as the inter-floor championship is the holy grail of sports competitions in the hall, and of course, the reason is not far-fetched, as the competition always thrills […]
Indy Press Outgoing Editor-in-Chief, Okafor John Dare’s Interview As part of our farewell ovations for our outgoing Editor-in-Chief, John Dare Okafor, members, Habeeb Abdul and Eriomala John, interview him on his experiences. Their discussion includes everything from his dual ethnicity to religion and campus journalism in general. EJ: To begin, […]
Oluwapelumi King John Dare Okafor is a fantastic person. A man with a vision. The majority of what Indy Press has achieved in this session has been based on his ingenuity and creativity. His drive, grit, competence, hard work, and intelligence in this field are simply commendable. John is a […]
By: Emmanuel Utibe The UI Students’ Representative Council failed to convene for its emergency meeting on Saturday 29th April, as earlier planned. Instead, they opted for a closed-door meeting. Earlier in the week, the Council had sent out a notification for an emergency sitting to be held on Saturday, April […]
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 […]
