By Leonard Divine Life in school could be a bitter-sweet experience for many people. There are those who go to the university and don't necessarily undergo changes but there are those who go and never remain the same. However the case may be, this phase in the life of any student is one to be... Continue Reading →
By Elizabeth Oladapo Psychiatrists have associated poor mental health in underages with Teen Dating Violence (TDV). Given their view about dating before the age of 21, early romantic relationships are not advisable due to the range of psychiatric disorders associated with TDV. "Dating before 21 years is not advisable," psychiatrists say. Many young adults nowadays... Continue Reading →
By Rihanat Adekola It is understandable that members of the executive council are not lone leviathan and cannot discharge some of their duties alone, considering the large number of population and since they are students just like every other student. At the beginning of every administration, the executive elect has the autonomy to select few... Continue Reading →
By AKANBI Grace Oluwatomiisin What is December without a little bit of cold and dry feet? December marks the start of dry season characterized by harmattan. Harmattan is a dry and dusty wind that is experienced in the Western African nations of the African continent. It occurs between the end of November or beginning of... Continue Reading →
By Rianat Ademola History does its job well in keeping records, reflecting even the truths we would rather forget. History will say it, no matter how shameful it may be. It neither favors the rich nor condemns the poor; it tells things as they are. If it records that we have had countless leaders, we... Continue Reading →
The Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ibadan (UCJ UI), held her 36th induction ceremony and Global Campus Journalism Summit 1.0 on November 30, 2024, at the KAAF Auditorium, Department of Human Nutrition. The event provided a platform for campus journalists to learn from experienced journalists and gain insights into mainstream journalism.In attendance were distinguished... Continue Reading →
The Alexander Brown Hall Literary and Debating Society has officially withdrawn from the ongoing Jaw War: Rise of Legends competition. In a public statement, The Society cited displeasure with the conduct of the event's preliminary hall round as the primary reason for their decision.According to statement released, the withdrawal was prompted by perceived irregularities and... Continue Reading →
By Marvellous Olajide Imagine that you are pressed and you just need to get to a toilet. You finally find a toilet and you're hit with the most nastiest scene ever. What do you result to? Using the toilet like that or walking away?Maintaining good hygiene in public restrooms is important to prevent the spread... Continue Reading →
By Hadiza Usman Photo credit: Meta AI In the vast space of the internet, a peculiar phenomenon has emerged - stan culture. Born from the ashes of Eminem’s 2000 song “Stan,” this culture has evolved into a force to be reckoned with, shaping the attitude, behaviour, and voting habits of GenZ voters.Aristotle, an ancient Greek... Continue Reading →
By Elizabeth Oladapo Breast cancer is a disease that occurs when cells in the breast grow uncontrollably. It is one of the most commonly occurring cancer among women, but men can also develop it, though less frequently.There are different types of breast cancer, each with its own characteristics and treatment options. Symptoms may vary, but... Continue Reading →
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