By Anjolaoluwa Odebiyi After surviving the last week, it is certain that many awoites now understand why the first thing God declared at the beginning of creation was "Let there be light". Unfortunately, these strong Amazons must have lacked the creative powers of God, as even though they declared let there be light more times... Continue Reading →

By Onyinyechi Obike With the hustle and bustle of attending classes and being a regular Nigerian student, it is quite expected that you may pay little to no attention to self-care, which, of course, is understandable. However, it should also be prioritized alongside other important factors in your life. Self-care is all about putting into... Continue Reading →

By Grace Adepoju Awo Hall Literary and Debating Society emerged one of the winners at the ASIDO Campus Network preliminary inter-hall oratory contest held on Saturday, 16th September, 2023, in preparation for its main event tagged Matters That Matter: Sincerely Speaking, Suicide scheduled to hold at the end of the month. The oratory contest included... Continue Reading →

By Grace Adepoju Usually, a week does not go by on the popular social blogging platform X—formerly known as Twitter—where the major factions of Homo sapiens don't get into a war about who does what and who doesn't. It is usually intriguing to watch if you're not in the sights of the firing squad. On... Continue Reading →

By Kolade S. Olakiitan The withdrawal of fuel subsidies by Nigeria's President appears to be inflicting more harm than benefit to Nigerians. It appears that the current administration has pushed the country's inflation rate from bad to worse, negatively impacting people's livelihoods. With the cost of living rising without a matching rise in the standard... Continue Reading →

By Anjolaoluwa Odebiyi        Much can be attained within the four walls of a classroom. This is naturally and educationally expected; however, in the 21st century, much more can be gotten within the screen of a technological device. There was a time when the reigning professions were primarily white collar and corporate jobs. Many parents praised... Continue Reading →

By Oluwatosin Adeoye Ever since Nigeria gained independence on October 1st, 1960, the country has had its fair share of political administrations, elections, civil war, disparities amongst those wielding power, and election tribunals. The tussle for power transcends elections and manifests itself as a body battle of law, evidence, bureaucracy, and everything in between. One... Continue Reading →

PHOTO CREDIT: Instagram(@iammohbad) By Aliyya Hussain The sudden news of the death of Nigerian rapper and songwriter, Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad hit millions of his fans with unmetered shock on the 12th September 2023. When the news first surfaced, many had assumed it was a false alarm floating across the social media... Continue Reading →

Sharon Adisa. On May 12, 2022, the country got devastating news of a second-year student of the Shehu Shagari College of Education, Deborah Samuel Yakubu, who was mob-stoned and burned to death by some Muslim students of the same school for blasphemy of their religion. Her alleged crime, in the eyes of the culprits for... Continue Reading →

Anjolaoluwa Odebiyi They say the end of a thing is better than the beginning, and in truth, the wisdom of this saying is undeniable. However, before the end can be assumed and defined, the beginning must be in sight, and in the case of the administration of the Obafemi Awolowo Hall’s 2022/2023 Executive Council, their... Continue Reading →