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 […]
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Legacies and Failed Promises: An Appraisal of the Indy Hall AG, Adejumo Uthman
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 […]
UI’SU Treasurer, Daniel Peniel’s Pending Promises
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 […]
Jaw War Postponed by 24 Hours Over Easter Break
The Literary and Debating Society, University of Ibadan has postponed the opening ceremony of this year’s Jaw War Inter-hall and Inter-Faculty competition by 24 hours. The postponement of the highly anticipated and competitive public speaking event was announced in a statement signed by the society’s President, Neyen Williams on Sunday […]
UI’SU Sports’ Secretary, OJB , These Promises Won’t Fulfill Themselves
By: Zlatan The introduction and the inclusion of the office of the Sports secretary during the Student Union elections in 2021 was regarded as a welcome development. During the Akeju Oluwasegun led administration, the University did not have the office. Babatunde Olawale, a student resident in the Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall, […]
Survival Cup: Of Results and Glitches
By: Lawal Damilare The 200-level Survival Cup kicked off on Wednesday 5th of April. The competition will see teams across various faculties compete to emerge Champions. In this session, 22 teams entered the competition across the Faculty of Education, Law, Agriculture, Economics, Social Sciences, Arts, and School of Medicine. Some […]
The ‘Team Evolution’ Notebook: What is and What Should Be
By: Dion A hallmark of tenure conclusion for most halls of residence, departments, and faculties in the University of Ibadan is the distribution of packages to the members of said bodies; specifically, those who had paid their membership dues for the session. For halls, in particular, these packages usually consist […]
The Power of Networking for Career and Business Success
By: Samuel Olowolayemo The term “Networking” is not ambiguous, and the skills it teaches are essential for gaining an edge in today’s highly competitive job market. The fundamental concept of networking is to establish connections, relationships, and partnerships to achieve a particular goal. Networking involves establishing and nurturing relationships with […]
The Anatomy of UI Politicians; How to Become One
By: Echoda Daniel Starting from the beginning of the second semester when elections are held, you have to begin to iron things out. This is the time to make yourself approachable and friendly even though you were not. If you never smiled, now is the time to put on a […]
Implications of Technological Innovations in UI: Starlink and ChatGPT
By: Gideon Oyeyinka Technological innovations are fast rising in our ever “going-digital” world of today. No sooner are students of the University of Ibadan getting very much acquainted with ChatGPT, then Starlink emerges. In the world of tech, ChatGPT has become conventional, while Starlink is fast becoming familiar, but what […]
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