Slowly and with little grace, we have come to the end of the 4th week in the new compact style session that the University of Ibadan now adopts. For those of us who were caught in the room roulette of trying to secure accommodation so that we would be able […]
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World CleanUp Day: YCC Holds Clean Up Project
By: Sonaike Peter The Young Climate Champion(YCC) on Saturday, 16th of September, had a clean-up exercise to celebrate World CleanUp Day. The event was held at Agbowo around 8am with several students. The Agbowo Clean-up project was initiated by an organization known as “Young Climate Champion”. The project had a […]
UI’SU Freshers Cup: An Appraisal Of The Inaugural Edition
By: Omachonu Kelvin The inaugural edition of the UI’SU Freshers’ Cup dragged to a halt on Wednesday with Lord Tedder Hall defeating Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall via a penalty shootout after both teams settled for a 1-1 draw at the end of normal time. The final was indeed a perfect climax […]
Interview With The Speaker Of Independence Hall- Rt. Hon Olaoye Samuel
This week, Indy Press correspondent Ayodele Aduwo interviewed Rt. Hon Olaoye Samuel, the speaker of the Great Independence Hall and a 300-level student of Philosophy. In this interview, he gave some insight into his person, life as the Speaker, and his plans. Have a good read! Please can you […]
WhatsApp Channels: Another Innovation or Imitation?
By: Daniel Echoda Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement last week of rolling out “WhatsApp Channels,” his recent innovation, “globally and adding thousands of new channels that people can follow in WhatsApp” brings us to a long-standing pattern in tech, specifically regarding new features and platforms that often emerge with claims of innovation. […]
On Administration Within Katanga Republic: Making Our Good Better
By: Emmanuel Utibe In the great independence hall, where in the face of the seeming silence of our current legal scripture to certain issues, there is a heavy reliance on tradition, it then becomes worrying when a seemingly harmless yet morbid tradition is seen emerging. It’s more of a concern […]
Sexual Health 101: Sex Enhancers, Yes Or No?
It’s another weekend; you already know what the Twitter gentleman, Oli Ekun, says about that. Today, let’s talk about Wale. He has been looking forward to this day for a while. Like JCole claims to have done in his song ‘Wet Dreamz’, he does all sorts of research in preparation. […]
Lord Tedder Hall Withdraws from Inter-Hall Oratory Contest
By: Lawrence Ogunobo In an unexpected turn of events, Lord Tedder Hall has officially withdrawn from the highly anticipated Inter-Hall Oratory Contest, which was poised to be one of the most thrilling intellectual showdowns on campus this year. This decision comes on the heels of the preliminary round, which took […]
Because Imole Lived
By: Eriomala John Sad days never start off the same way. Sad days never end the same way either. And sometimes, sad days aren’t ‘days’. They are five minutes that make the eighteen hours and thirty-nine minutes before then almost irrelevant and the hours after, grey and murky with sadness. […]
Three UI Students Launch Another Product To Help Students
Following the successful launch of their first startup, Custimony, Adams Paul (Elect-Elect), Abu Teslim (Food Tech), and Owoeye Williams (MLS), all 500-level students of the University of Ibadan, have teamed up to launch another product called Writinova. The launch, which was held on the 15th of September, happened on social […]
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