By Kelvin Omachonu The SEALS Cup is gradually reaching its climax after over two weeks of grueling, tasking football. Four teams remain in the competition- Human Kinetics, Philosophy, Classics, and Geography. The boys have been separated from the men, and soon the best department will be crowned. So far, a […]
By: Samuel Olowolayemo Following the resignation of Hon. Ayodele Peter as a member (Clerk) of the current Independence Hall Legislative Council, the Assembly unanimously on Friday 9th of December has elected Egboche Ehikowoicho Iyanuoluwa, representing B2 constituency as the new Clerk. At the plenary sitting held at the Independence Hall […]
By: Lawal Damilare Politics Editor, Indy Press Organisation, Adebayo Abdulrahman on Saturday, 10th December 2022 has been awarded FEATURES WRITER, during the 5th edition of Campus Journalism Awards ceremony, held at Hotel 2020, Okonjo Iweala Way, Wuye, Abuja. Campus Journalism Awards was initiated in 2018 by a media outfit, Youths […]
By: Waaliy Bello The Vice President of the Great Independence Hall Literary and Debating Society, Eriomala John, on Saturday, 10th December 2022, emerged as Winner of the Best Impromptu Speech at the Lord Tedder Hall King of The Podium Contest. John scored 70.5 points to be crowned the winner ahead […]
By: Ajadi Sodiq and Mobolowarin Ogunleye A non-governmental organization, Healing Labs Behavioural Services in collaboration with the University of Ibadan Students’ Union, on Saturday 10th December 2022 organised a sensitisation program, titled “Mental Health First Aid: The Emergence”. The event held at the Faculty of Art Large Lecture Theatre was […]
On this week’s Katangite Spotlight, Indy Press Correspondent, Echoda Daniel, interviews Olamilekan Oke, popularly known as Tallest, an entrepreneur who has shown proficiency in a few years in shoemaking. They discuss his experiences as a student, his political views, his relationship status, and how he juggles academics with work. Can […]
By Emmanuel Ilesanmi Artificial intelligence has long been rumoured to take over all jobs soon, but is it doomsday for workers? “It is difficult to say whether AI is for or against tech bros, as AI itself does not have motivations or opinions. AI is a tool that can be […]
by Emmanuel Utibe The sounds of Asa’s Eye Adaba force me back awake as I struggle to catch some sleep before 7 am. I just finished TDB some minutes earlier in preparation for my test the following day. For one, I recognize the pertinence of keeping Katangites abreast through the […]
By Samuel A. Olowolayemo As a student, you probably rest on your elbow while reading, for a long period of time. Sometimes, there is a numb feeling you have in your elbow. At other times, your elbow starts to pain you slightly. In some circumstances – most likely when you […]
By: Ibreed The people on my street always wonder how my father, who was once without a job for months, now has a fleet of cars and chains of business organizations to his name. A few months ago, he demolished the rough building we once lived in, and erected a […]
