By Tofunmi Great The Junior Chamber International, Nigeria University of Ibadan chapter (JCIN UI), on Sunday, April 19 2026, inducted her new members and held its second general assembly at the Large Lecture Theatre (LLT), Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ibadan. The event, themed "Igniting Leadership: From Vision to Action," drew executives, existing and... Continue Reading →
By Leonard Divine Obafemi Awolowo Hall hosted its Freshers’ Orientation Programme on Saturday, April 18, themed “A Fresh Era Begins.” Although scheduled to commence at 10:00 a.m., the programme officially began at 12:30 p.m. due to the low turnout of freshers at the initial time. The event opened with a prayer led by a fresher,... Continue Reading →
By Hadiza Usman After much anticipation, the executive council of Obafemi Awolowo Hall has released the schedule for this year’s Freshers’ Welcome, themed "Rise of Amazons". The event is set to hold over four days, from Thursday, April 16 to Sunday, April 19. Although the Freshers’ Welcome is traditionally held earlier in the semester, this year’s... Continue Reading →
By Leonard Divine The Obafemi Awolowo Hall Representative Council on Monday, 13th of April held a plenary session at the Student's Common Room. The meeting started at exactly 9:26pm with an opening prayer led by the speaker of the house, Rt.Hon. Mojereola Precious.In attendance was the speaker of the house (Rt.Hon. Mojereola Precious), the deputy... Continue Reading →
By Elizabeth Oladapo Tuberculosis is surrounded with a lot of myths especially in Nigeria. Some associate it with spiritual attacks, tobacco use and even witchcraft, some even see it as a death sentence causing them to stigmatize patients diagnosed with Tuberculosis. A lot of people infected with tuberculosis have lost their lives due to this... Continue Reading →
By Tofunmi Great Nobody warns you about Week 5. Week 1, you are fresh. Bag packed, outfit considered, ready to be the student you always promised yourself you would be. Week 2, you are still managing. Week 3, something shifts, you cannot name it yet, but it is there. Week 4, you feel it in... Continue Reading →
By Omidokun Precious The “new semester smell” has officially disappeared. That fresh excitement that came with new notebooks, new goals, and a new version of yourself has slowly faded into something more familiar; stress, deadlines, and the constant feeling that there’s always something you should be doing. At the beginning, everything felt possible. You had... Continue Reading →
By Oluwaferanmi Mary The world is moving very fast, sometimes it's so fast that we barely have time to catch our breaths. Stress has gradually become a constant companion for many people. Deadlines, academic pressure, financial responsibilities, and personal expectations can pile up quickly. While a little stress can motivate us to perform better, too... Continue Reading →
By Hadiza Usman The quiet but subtle transformation one experiences from the first week of resumption to the middle of the semester is nothing short of a psychological metamorphosis. At the start, the air at the University of Ibadan is thick with a particular electric feeling, an intoxicating blend of ambition and social hunger, You... Continue Reading →
Tofunmi Great There is something quietly violent about resumption.It does not announce itself with fanfare. It creeps up on you, first as a date circled on a calendar, then as a mother asking if you have packed up, then as a bus ride that feels too short, and then suddenly, you are standing at the... Continue Reading →
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