“Leave assignment talk for now jarey, Tade. You go dey your room for evening? Make I come raid your room carry anything wey I fit carry. You know say I no go house for break, make hunger no come join stress finish person for this school.“ “No be you dey […]
By: Moses Adeosun Tuberculosis popular known as TB is caused by a type of bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It is airborne; that is, it spreads when a person with active TB disease in their lungs coughs or sneezes and someone else inhales the expelled droplets. It is very important to […]
(a CCTV camera positioned in Independence Hall) By: Aduwo, Ayodele The management of the University of Ibadan has introduced the use of Closed-circuit Television, otherwise known as (CCTV) to all halls of residence within the University in a bid to curb and detect crime. Speaking with Indy Press, the Chief […]
By: Abdul Habeeb Akorede Maybe it’s just us, or you have heard the story: a dark-skinned young man was walking on the street when he got stopped, beaten, and robbed by men, who, though not exactly dark, were dressed up in black. No? Never? Then this one: a community was […]
By: Omachonu Kelvin Scoring five goals in seven games did not register in football fans’ minds especially as he did it for the Belgian club Gent. However, the world’s attention was joggled after Gift Orban scored seven goals in two games. To put it into context, he scored four goals […]
By: Ilesanmi Emmanuel What is Open Banking Have you ever used a financial service that messages people on your contact list? Then you might have had an experience with open banking, or at least a similar concept. Open Banking is a centralized network of data privacy and sharing between third-party […]
By John Eriomala Twitter’s place as a source of diverse opinions is almost unrivaled in the Nigerian cyberspace. In terms of influence, perhaps only Facebook and Nairaland come close. One of the reasons for this is trends that source for ‘unpopular or popular opinions’ usually identifiable by a picture and […]
Picture the university’s intellectual scene in football terms for a minute. What teams do you see? Halls? Faculties? This article analyzes contestants in the first leg of the hall category of Jaw War, the school’s largest tournament for stimulating conversations. Queen Idia Hall v Independence Hall When Joy Eguaoje sing-sang […]
By: Emmanuel Utibe On the 31st of January, the central bank announced a currency change policy that saw it reissue new currency denominations for the 200, 500, and 1000 notes. Like all other policy changes, the news was received with mixed reactions; different opinions about intended and possible economic implications […]
By: Ajadi Sodiq. Self-evaluation is an inherent part of the exam life of students. A lot of students, including freshmen, even go as far as marking and grading themselves after every paper they attempt. Regardless of efforts sometimes, however, cannot simply determine whether they’ll ace the examinations or not. Sometimes, […]
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