By Ademola Rianat Ayomide Oral health is one of the most important aspects of your overall health. One look into your mouth can reveal nutritional deficiencies, signs of diseases, and unhealthy habits like tobacco or alcohol use, which in turn reflect your general health and well-being. A healthy mouth and a healthy body go hand... Continue Reading →
FEATURES: FROM CRAFTSMEN TO INNOVATORS: SKILL REINVENTION IN THE SHIFTING SANDS OF THE LABOUR MARKET
By Kolade Olakiitan The market landscape in Nigeria paints a picture of a bustling room filled with eager faces, sectioned with enough doors that seamlessly flow into one another. It presents a thriving and multifaceted sector of the nation that is mostly characterised by its dynamic nature and landscape. Intersecting one another, the white collar,... Continue Reading →
HEALTH: OUCH…WHAT IS THAT PAIN?
By Leonard Divine Imagine a pain that starts out as a dull ache and quickly turns into a sharp, stabbing sensation. It may cause one to feel nauseous and tired, with the pain being so intense that it restricts one's movement. This is what it feels like to have appendicitis, and while it may sound... Continue Reading →
SHORT STORY: SOMETHING ABOUT A MAN LOVING YOU MORE THAN YOU LOVE HIM
Photo credit: Hello Massamba A low sigh of relief escaped my lips when the signboard of the community school came into view. With enough courage to muster after an uncomfortable silence on the bus, I raised my voice, and it came out as a whisper. The slender man, who was in some overstuffed suit with... Continue Reading →
EDITORIAL: IF ONLY THE UNKNOWN WAS KNOWN
There is a reason why the unknown is associated with feelings of uncertainty, fear, angst, hope, trepidation, delirious expectations, and a myriad of emotions yet unnamed. The future and what it holds are unknown to any and every person. Besides the fact that certain chains of events can be somewhat predicted based on the experiences... Continue Reading →
SHORT STORY: THE SACRIFICE
By Sharon Adisa Year 1899 At a village in Igamoru... “Baba I plead with you, whatever it costs, I would pay just... just don’t let my family perish like this!” A woman in her late fifties lay on the ground, wailing in distress, as a group of men tried to drag her out of the... Continue Reading →
HEALTH: THE SILENT KILLER CALLED BLOOD PRESSURE
By Grace Adepoju It is very common to hear people declare that their blood pressure just went up, especially when something drastic or serious happens. Many African mothers use it as a tactic to express their frustration and displeasure when something goes wrong. Little do people know that the words they utter carry much more... Continue Reading →
ADVENTURE OF AN AWOITE: BRING ON THE GOOD TIMES
By Rianat Ademola It is often said that there’s no place like home. Well, dear Awoites, there is no place like the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo Hall, our home. A new semester is here, and with it comes a mix of emotions. With multiple suitcases rolling in, the once-empty rooms would be filled with people. From... Continue Reading →
HEALTH: DONT BE DECEIVED, YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT
By Kolade Olakiitan. Do you know you are a reflection of what you eat, and whatever you take into your body has the capacity to either improve your health or be detrimental to your health? Eating habits refer to the patterns and behaviors that people have around food and eating. This includes the types of... Continue Reading →
NEWS: THE UNION HAS BEEN RUNNING ON OUTSOURCE FUNDS- SAYS HOST, UI’SU PRESIDENT
By Oluwatosin Adeoye The University of Ibadan Student Union conducted a press conference which held n the 14th of January 2924 at the Students’ Representative Council Chamber. The Student Union President of the University of Ibadan, Samuel Samson Tobiloba disclosed that the union has been running its affairs on outsourcing funds. He made the revelation... Continue Reading →
