HEALTH: Clearing the Confusion: Obstetrician vs Gynaecologist

By Oladapo Elizabeth Mention that a woman is pregnant to many people, the first specialist that comes to their mind is the 'gynaecologist'. In fact, many people use the word 'gynaecologist' for everything pertaining to female health, pregnancy, childbirth, fertility, menstrual problems to mention a few. To many people, every woman's health doctor is simply... Continue Reading →

EDITORIAL: Broken Walls, Broken Futures: The Impact of Decaying Infrastructure on Student Performance in Nigerian Public Universities.

A university should inspire learning, innovation, and intellectual growth. Instead, across many Nigerian public universities, students are forced to learn within collapsing systems marked by overcrowded lecture theatres, deteriorating hostels, poor electricity supply, and abandoned facilities. What was once seen as occasional infrastructural decline has now evolved into a full-blown crisis, one that has become... Continue Reading →

NEWS: Nollywood Mourns as Actor Alex Ekubo Dies at 40

By Leonard Divine Popular Nollywood actor Alex Ekubo has reportedly died at the age of 40, throwing the Nigerian entertainment industry into mourning. Reports of his death emerged on Tuesday, May 12th , with several media outlets and colleagues confirming the tragic development. According to reports, the actor passed away after a prolonged illness, though... Continue Reading →

NEWS: Nigeria’s Admission Policy Shifts as FG Scraps UTME Requirement, JAMB Fixes Cut-off at 150

By Leonard Divine Candidates seeking admission into Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes in Colleges of education will no longer be required to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The decision was reached on Monday at the 2026 Policy Meeting on Admissions in Abuja, with the Minister of education, Tunji Alausa, and stakeholders from various... Continue Reading →

NEWS: Congress Resolutions Address Students’ Welfare Concerns, Academic Activities Resume

Following concerns raised by students over the current living conditions on campus during the Congress, the University of Ibadan management has announced key resolutions aimed at addressing pressing welfare issues affecting students. The resolutions were reached after discussions between student representatives and the university management, following complaints bordering on healthcare access, electricity supply, and general... Continue Reading →

NEWS: UI Students Shut Down Classes Over Blackout, Water Crisis as Emergency Congress Holds Today

Mounting frustration over worsening living conditions across halls of residence at the University of Ibadan has sparked widespread student unrest, culminating in protests across campus and the suspension of academic activities by the University of Ibadan Students' Union. The protest, which erupted earlier today, was triggered by the persistent hardship caused by the ongoing industrial... Continue Reading →

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