By Grace Adepoju  On the 23rd of November, 2023, residents of Obafemi Awolowo Hall were met with the tragic news of the demise of the former President, OreOluwa Oluwatoyin. Oluwatoyin, who served as president during the 2020/2021 session, made a significant impact in the hostel community through her work to improve the experience of Awoites.... Continue Reading →

By Grace Adepoju Imagine stepping outside on a chilly, dry morning, unable to see through the mist, and feeling like the air is too thin to breathe. These are sure signs of harmattan. As the ember months slowly come to an end, we are inching closer to the time of the year when the weather... Continue Reading →

By Anjolaoluwa Odebiyi Inherent in the nature of man is the ability to grow, evolve, adapt and change. Over the course of many decades and centuries, we’ve learnt and seen human kind morph, participate and serve as agents of change. Whether this nature is attributed to the biological nature of man or intricately embedded by... Continue Reading →

By Sharon Adisa Modernization is the process of transforming old societies and nations to modernity in social, economic, political, industrial, technological, cultural, and educational fields. It is the process of adopting modern technology, ideas, and practices in a society, which includes anything from infrastructure development to social and political reforms. It is important to know... Continue Reading →

By Onyinyechi Obike Since the days of box televisions and white and black screens, different calibers of actors have graced the screens of Nigerians. Morphing from low-budget actors to veterans shaking and making the entertainment industry, the talents embedded in Nigerian actors have no limits. Year after year, the movie industry takes its standard up... Continue Reading →

By Oluwatosin Adeoye The term corruption can be described as a disease, a cantankerous worm that eats into the cultural, political, and economic fabric of society and destroys the functioning of vital societal organs. Corruption is found almost everywhere, but it stubbornly holds more ground, entrenched in the poor countries of Sub-Saharan Africa. In the... Continue Reading →

By Olakiitan S. Kolade In a culture that frequently emphasizes the importance of first impressions, there is a stigma that can stifle even the most self-assured people, leaving a path of discomfort and social awkwardness in its wake. The hushed snicker in a busy place, the awkward step back during an intimate chat, and the... Continue Reading →

By Grace Adepoju Bed bugs are terrible. The common saying “don’t let the bed bugs bite” becomes a reality when these tiny, wingless insects that feed on the blood of animals and humans manifest. They are mostly found in beds, though they can be found in other furniture, like couches and chairs. Bed bugs, which... Continue Reading →

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 →