FEATURES: GETTING TO CLASS SHOULDN’T BE THIS HARD: Daily transport struggles of students at the University of Ibadan

By Shakiroh Al Qutubi Your 8 a.m. lecture starts in 15 minutes. You are at the bus stop. There is no Keke!!. You finally see one. Victory! Except 37 other students saw it too. You squeeze in anyway, only to discover that your ₦200 fare has apparently joined the inflation crisis and now requires serious... Continue Reading →

OPINION: THE COURSE I CHOSE, THE COURSE THEY GAVE ME: Realities Of University Admission

By Oluwaferanmi Mary For many Nigerian students, the journey to university begins long before the admission letter arrives. It begins in childhood dreams, in conversations at family gatherings, in the courses written down as first choices, and in the quiet certainty that one day, they will become doctors, engineers, lawyers, teachers, scientists, entrepreneurs, or professionals... Continue Reading →

Jaw War: Where Words Become Weapons

By Elizabeth Oladapo It is that season again, where University of Ibadan transforms into an intellectual battleground, where smart public speaking meets the loud, roaring energy of a football match. An event where students use clever arguments to fight for their teams, while thousands of passionate fans cheer, drum, and shout for their faculties and... Continue Reading →

NEWS: Awo Hall Organises Two-Day Skill Acquisition Programme for Residents

By Leonard Divine The Obafemi Awolowo Hall Executives have organised a two-day skill acquisition programme aimed at equipping residents with practical skills for personal development, creativity, and future opportunities. The programme, which held on Friday, 21st August and Saturday, 22nd August, featured hands-on training sessions focused on creative skill development. The digital and soft skills... Continue Reading →

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