Upon resumption to the 2023/2024 academic session, there was a change in the executive members of Obafemi Awolowo Hall where the Vice president elect in last session election was made the President while her opponent in the election was made the Vice President. In the morning of 3rd September, 2024, Dr. Afolasade Adewumi, Obafemi Awolowo... Continue Reading →
New Leadership Development in Awo Hall
A new leadership development has come up in Obafemi Awolowo Hall.A memo sent this morning by Miss Yusroh Oyeleke, the secretary of state of Obafemi Awolowo Hall, indicated the replacement of the current president of Obafemi Awolowo Hall, Miss Yesira Sule by Miss Adelere Oluwaseyi. This change is expected to take place immediately with the... Continue Reading →
The Mpox Virus: Understanding the Risks and Prevention Strategies
By Marvellous Olajide Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention(NCDC) has recently confirmed 39 cases of monkeypox in Nigeria. Mpox, formerly called monkeypox, is an infectious disease caused by the monkeypox virus, commonly abbreviated as MPXV, an enveloped double-stranded DNA virus of the Orthopoxvirus genus in the Poxviridae family, which includes variola, cowpox, vaccinia and... Continue Reading →
Impact of Social Media on Creativity
By AKANBI, Grace Oluwatomiisin Consider social media as a large, busy neighborhood where everyone is familiar with you. You can make new acquaintances there, share your life, and connect with old ones. Social media sites such as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are like distinct streets in this neighborhood, each having peculiar personalities. Like every neighborhood,... Continue Reading →
The Path Less Travelled: Exploring Unconventional Career Choices
By Hadiza Usman In a world where traditional career paths are often encouraged and celebrated, it takes courage and determination to venture off the beaten track. Yet, it’s precisely this willingness to explore unconventional career choices that can lead to a more fulfilling and purpose-driven professional life.For many, the idea of a dream job is... Continue Reading →
Between Words and Power: Politics of Truth and Deceit
By Rianat Ademola Journalists are likened to parrots even though they do not have a strong curved beak and clawed feet that characterize the omnivore but the fact that nothing goes amiss with them is their similitude. While a parrot speaks out what it hears and repeats something said by someone else without thought or... Continue Reading →
Talent Without Borders, Opportunity With Boundaries
By Hadiza Usman Talent is evenly distributed while opportunity is not. Talent is universal, but opportunity is not. Talent is a natural gift and inherent ability that exists within individuals across all societies, regardless of geographical location, economic status, or cultural background.While talent itself is distributed among people, the opportunities to nurture and realize one's... Continue Reading →
Menstrual Health
By Akanbi Grace Oluwatomiisin Menstrual health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being in respect to the menstrual cycle. It involves the absence of illness and the capacity to control one's menstruation in a hygienic way.Menstruation is a natural biological process that takes place in the female reproductive system. It involves the... Continue Reading →
Thrift Store Finds
By Elizabeth Oladapo Thrift is the characteristic of using a minimum of something, especially money. It is the quality and practice of being careful with money, more like, buying things at cheaper prices that are worth it.For clothes, a thrift store is a shop that sells second-hand clothes or sometimes, new clothes at cheaper prices.... Continue Reading →
The Hidden Struggle: Substance Abuse and Addiction
By Islamiyah Abdulsalam The troubling realities faced with University life can be pretty daunting. Beneath the surface of having good grades, attending lectures and keeping up with peers, the prevalence of substance abuse and addiction is an underlying issue that persists. Recent studies have shown that one in four university students use substances to cope... Continue Reading →
