The entire idea of democracy is an experiment that began in ancient Greek societies. Till today, this experiment continues to be tested in various human societies across the world. To be clear, it’s not perfect. As a matter of fact, as its experimentation through practice continues, questions about how best […]
By: Emmanuel Utibe The Sigma Club, University of Ibadan on Saturday, April 15th 2023 held a health outreach for the University community. The event was held at the Student Union Building Car park and kicked off at 9 am. The health outreach which included a Visual acuity check, Blood glucose […]
Be it far that I be enthralled to you Your love will I interchange for leaven As chicks despise the hunting raven Will I hate words that from your heart ensue The things I love about you are no more Gone with the spell cast on the eye of […]
Jaw war is not only the biggest public speaking event in Sub Saharan Africa, it is also the biggest social event in the University of Ibadan, hence, the event comes with many expectations. On whether this numerous expectations has been met; Indy Press correspondent, Adeosun Moses took samples of the […]
By: Lawal Oluwadamilare The Masters’ Cup final took place on Thursday 13th of April 2023 at the SUB pitch. The competition which started two years ago is for 200 Level students in the Faculty of Engineering. In this edition, after some grueling matches, the departments of Petroleum Engineering(SPE) and Wood […]
By: Scissorhands Jaw War is an event in the University of Ibadan that needs no introduction but regardless, it is a sessional interfaculty and interhall oratory competition that has become the biggest university public speaking competition in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is considered the most anticipated event in the University as […]
By: Echoda Daniel As a student, one of the issues you may have experienced is frequent hunger. That is, there was a point in the course of your studies when you found out you easily become hungry again shortly after you have eaten. It has nothing to do with whether […]
By: Emmanuel Utibe From the short video clips of Andrew Tate, Kevin Samuels, Joe Regan on TikTok and on Twitter to the voice of Joey Akan, Motolani Alake, Osagie Alonge and Prisca Aniemeke, podcasts seem to have come to stay. The idea of podcasts – like a radio was before […]
Social gatherings, intellectual events, and the political tension in the air are tell-tale signs of an ending academic session. In the same vein, the veil preventing political power from changing hands, across the administrative stratas in the University, gets thinner with each passing week. To anyone that is conscious, evaluations […]
By: Habeeb Abdul Daniel Olamide Peniel had been neck and neck with her closest rival in almost every way at the Press Night prior to the ballots at the last election. They (she and her rival) recorded the same score for punctuality, proximate scores for plans, and a difference of […]
