By: Moboluwarin Ogunleye “It’s the weekend! …” You know where that ends. However, before you do, perhaps read this first. Sex is like math: you only need to know the basics to get by, but it’s always helpful to brush up on your skills every now and then. It’s a […]
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Room Roulette: A Look into the Room Allocation System In The University Of Ibadan
By: Toluwalope Ayeye Last session, right before the ASUU strike that had students staying back home for nine months, classes had started in the Faculty of Law, albeit online. However, Dolly, having already arrived in Ibadan from Ekiti, had begun squatting with a friend in an apartment off-campus. She did […]
All Eyes On Common Sense
By: Echoda Daniel Our reactions to the recent ruling of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) are rather a denial of reality. It appears we have forgotten that, in rendering judgments in the courts of law, the judges sitting over a given case do so impartially and base their decisions […]
On Broken Pre-election Promises and Political Boy-boys
By: Ajadi Sodiq Making empty promises is well known to be an ingrained trait of politicians, at all levels from the top to the grassroot. Cases of Political goons like Auxiliary being left high and dry by their political masters with no fulfillment of the various agreements made with them […]
The Dilemma of Indy’s Hall Elders Fee
By: Moses Adeosun From being a rumour to being the UI committee reality, the school authorities increased the hostels’ accommodation fee from #30,000 to #45,000 and to succor the effect the Student Union leadership released a circular that the halls should not charge more than #3000 as Basic due. However, […]
Semifinals Locked In As UISU Confirms Zik’s Qualification
By: Kelvin Omachonu The University of Ibadan Students’ Union has confirmed Nnamdi Azikiwe’s qualification for the Semifinal of the UI SU Freshers Cup. The latest edition of the UI SU Freshers Cup kicked off on Wednesday at the SUB Pitch. It started with the female game, which saw Queens Hall […]
New Session With Different Realities For UI Students, Time To Buckle Up For The Rollercoaster
School is back in session. As a student of the University of Ibadan, you might choose to hide from it or pretend like ‘not much’ is happening, but that would only be doing yourself a disservice. The truth stares right in all of our faces. And while many other stakeholders […]
Student Leaders: Witch-hunting Allegations Against UI Press Organizations
By: Samuel Olowolayemo. The duty of the press in today’s society is of utmost importance. Journalism plays a significant role in providing information to the public and shaping our individual and common understanding of the world. The press not only has the responsibility to report news accurately but also to […]
Independence Hall Alumni To Hold National Convention In September
The Independence Hall Alumni body has announced its national convention slated for the 23rd of September at the Segun Aganga Hall at the University of Ibadan Conference Centre. Some of the agenda for the convention are presentation of the report of the National Executive Council, the presentation of the financial […]
UI College Of Medicine Inducts New Doctors
By: Ajadi Sodiq It was a happy atmosphere at Paul Hendrickse lecture theatre, University College Hospital, Ibadan, as the College of Medicine officially inducted doctors into their profession. Professor Olayinka Omigbodun, the Provost of the College of Medicine, hosted the event, and it had in attendance the Vice Chancellor, University […]
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