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Campaign, Papers and Breaking the Law

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 […]

The Decimation of Heritage Park in its Full Picture 

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 […]

The Price of Dissent: Victimization and Its Nuances

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 […]

“Ecosystem Restoration Goes Beyond Tree-Planting” – RNR Dean, Professor Adejoke Akinyele Says

By: IndyPress News Desk The Dean, Faculty of Renewable Natural Resources, and Lead Facilitator of the UI Pan-African Restoration Education Network, Professor Adejoke Akinyele, has reiterated that restoration goes beyond planting trees rather, it involves rebuilding ecological, social, cultural, and economic systems to ensure sustainability. Professor Adejoke Akinyele stated this […]

To Be Back In School and Be Balanced

By: Abodunrin Martha (Contributor) I read a novel where a man jumped off a treadmill after running at high speed as part of a physical test. I related it with the type of brain trip this semester has been. We went straight from exams to beginning classes in what feels […]

The Faces of UI

By: Bamijoko Favour  Image Credits: Vogue Quite interestingly, the students of the University of Ibadan are really industrious. There is perhaps no aspect within the realm of the entertainment sector that has eluded active involvement of students of the school. From songwriting, to singing to painting, dancing, handcrafts, fashion and […]

FASSA Executive Council Faults Faculty L&D President’s Suspension of Oluwabukunmi Amoo, Says Unilateral Action Contravenes Collective Decision-making

By: Ayeye Toluwalope The Faculty of Science Executive Council (FASSA) has released a correspondence addressed to all her members, raising its concern with regards to the widely circulated release by the Faculty Literary and Debating Society President, Bayo Salaudeen, who announced the suspension of Oluwabukunmi Amoo, the society’s Vice-president for […]