By Lord Whistledown Every Session in Indy, different individuals step up to the plate, eager to assume office and make their mark in the world of campus politics. However, it is important to take a biting evaluation of their performances; students should be able to judge if the politicians are […]
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The Banking System and Failed Transactions: What is the Fate of UI students
By Emmanuel Utibe Just another casual afternoon, after the daily stress, Amos decided to head off to Shokem to grab some groceries with his friend. As he stood at the counter to pay, he whispered a little prayer as he swiped his card. Alas, the POS machine printed a receipt […]
UI’s New Activity Memo; What does it Mean for Student and Student Events?
By: Toluwalope Ayeye The second semester comes with a series of events fighting for attention in the individual schedules of the students, many of which are highly anticipated. For instance, there is the Jaw War slated for later this month. There are also departmental, hall, and Faculty dinners usually scheduled […]
Creative Grace Obajimi
For this week’s Bold and Beautiful, our correspondent Ilesanmi Emmanuel interviews Grace Obajimii, a 400-level student of Mathematics. A fast rising Professional photographer. She discussed a wide range of topics in this interview, including how she started her photography journey, photography style, and lifestyle, Enjoy Hello, Grace. Can you give us […]
Beyond the Soundbite: Evaluating the Performance of the Indy Hall Excos in the 2021/2022 Session [Part II]
With manifestoes and campaign promises as the basis for scrutiny, the first part of this analysis evaluated the offices of the health commissioner, the sports commission, and the house secretary in the incumbent administration. This sequel continues on this path; it juxtaposes the performance of the Public relations officer, the […]
SHSN Celebrates Black History Festival
By: Aduwo, Ayodele The Students’ Historical Society of Nigeria (SHSN-UI) on Saturday, 01 April 2023 marked her annual Black History Festival, observed annually to recognize and honor the contributions and achievements of African Americans whose history has shaped the world. The event, which was held at SLT, Faculty of Art […]
International Break Review and Lionel’s Messi New Feat
By: Lawal Damilare For a lot of fans, the international break may be synonymous with stopping one’s breath for a minute or perhaps the entire duration of the two-week break itself. Nonetheless, it is a pride to the players to don their countries’ jerseys. Well, to some, it is also […]
How to Balance School Work with Sports this Semester
By: Kelvin Omachonu The second semester is usually filled with a lot of sports activities in the University of Ibadan. This semester a lot of activities have been lined up. There is the inter-hall competition organized by the Student Union, the various faculties and departments will have their Dean’s Cups, […]
The Reality of Graphics Designers and Designs in UI
By: John Eriomala Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few weeks – and that has to be an extremely large one at that – you must have seen quite a few new fliers and banners within the University premises; “So and so is coming”, “Miss A […]
You and Your Nutrition
By: Adeosun Moses It is a popular saying, especially when trying to emphasize the need for fruits in people’s diets that ‘An apple a day keeps the doctor away.’ However, just as taking fruits is important, every one of the other components of the meal is very important. The need […]
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