By Aliyya Hussain Following Orire Agbaje's appointment to the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Tax Club at the University of Ibadan gained significant attention at the beginning of the new academic session. It raises the question: Did students see the need to emulate her, or does... Continue Reading →

By Oluwatosin Adeoye and Grace Adepoju The Obafemi Awolowo Hall Executives organised a Congress to address issues relating to Awoites on Saturday, October 14, 2023, at the Hall's Quadrangle. Miss Kehinde Adegboye, the hall president, chaired the congress with other members of the executive arm of the hall, addressing various complaints of various residents. Starting... Continue Reading →

 By Grace Adepoju A clean-up day was held at Awo on Saturday, 30th September. It was a new exercise that started with the current administration. The exercise was scheduled to start at 7am. Few minutes to 7am, an announcement was made by the health minister on how the exercise was supposed to happen. The exercise... Continue Reading →

By Grace Adepoju Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that affects a large number of people worldwide. It is characterized by inflammation of the airways. Asthma is a condition that affects the airways that carry air to and from the lungs by narrowing them. When the airways are inflamed, constricted, and narrowed, it makes it... Continue Reading →

By Kolade S. Olakiitan Inflation is one of the most familiar words you'll come across in economics. Economists use the term inflation to describe an increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy within a given period of time, usually a year. The inflation period is characterized by an increased... Continue Reading →

By Oyinyechi Obike On a scale of 1–10, if you were to describe how busy you are, you certainly might pick a 15. Everyone has one thing or another that occupies their time. It can range from attending classes to studying, cooking, and even sleeping. Regardless of how little you spend individually on these tasks,... Continue Reading →

 By Grace Adepoju Over the years, job professions have evolved. There have been more jobs created due to modernization and technology. The jobs sought out used to be centered on professional jobs, and although these jobs still exist, job choices are no longer limited to them. This is due to the impact of social media... Continue Reading →

By Aliyya Hussain If an Awoite were to carefully explore nearly every floor of the Obafemi Awolowo Hall of Residence, they would probably come across a plethora of stores with consumer goods, spanning from everyday necessities to various vocational businesses like hairdressing, tailoring, and clothing sales, among others. This abundance of amenities raises the question... Continue Reading →

By Sharon Adisa A gentle breeze traveled through the night sky on a mission to usher in the cold winter, and suddenly the clouds, lightening, and wind began to fight a brutal battle, a fight to declare the more dominant element. Down on land, the trees cheered on the warriors from afar as they swinged... Continue Reading →

By Anjolaoluwa Odebiyi After surviving the last week, it is certain that many awoites now understand why the first thing God declared at the beginning of creation was "Let there be light". Unfortunately, these strong Amazons must have lacked the creative powers of God, as even though they declared let there be light more times... Continue Reading →