By Leonard DivineThe Residents of Obafemi Awolowo Hall participated in the hall’s monthly sanitation exercise held on Saturday, May 31, 2025, as part of ongoing efforts to improve hygiene and cleanliness within the hostel.The sanitation exercise which began at 7:30 a.m. included a range of tasks such as scrubbing bathrooms, washing toilets, picking up litters,... Continue Reading →
Dear Awoites, a story often loses its relatability when it fails to resonate with the person you share it with. In this context, relatability is like the ease that comes after a long thirst, the kind you feel when you share painful experiences and your friend nods and says, “I understand.” But sometimes, the harsh... Continue Reading →
The Executive Council of Obafemi Awolowo Hall has commenced the distribution of student packages for those who were unable to collect theirs during the 2023/2024 academic session.According to a special release by the Hall Executive Council, the distribution exercise will last for one week only, with no extensions. The process will take place daily from... Continue Reading →
Leonard Divine In a world where our phones are practically glued to our hands, it’s easy to forget just how powerful and sensitive these pocket-sized computers really are. As tech-savvy as our generation is, we often treat our phones as if they are just tools for social media, video games, and memes. But what happens... Continue Reading →
Marvellous Olajide You wake up to the sound of your hostel neighbour blasting Afrobeats at 6am. Your phone is on 1% battery, there is no light, and you have an 8am test you didn’t study for. As you rush through a cold bath, trying to breath amidst the foul odour coming from the bathroom, you... Continue Reading →
Rianat Ademola Last year, the issue came with the voice of a militant: a sudden hike in school fees that sent a wave of panic across the University of Ibadan. There was no room for compromise, and it was quite true. Students dropped their placards when Aluta songs ceased to be melodic, succumbing hurriedly to... Continue Reading →
Hadiza Usman The University of Ibadan’s imposing gates stand as a beacon of learning, but for some students, the true daily challenge begins far beyond their shadow. Limited campus accommodation means that many are forced, rather than choosing, to live off-campus. The scarcity of hostel spaces, combined with the high cost of private hostels, compels... Continue Reading →
Rianat AdemolaThe University of Ibadan Students’ Union (UI'SU) has confirmed that the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) application deadline has been extended to June 6, 2025 in a memorandum released on may 25th, 2025. Additionally, the Union also announced the waiver of the N20,000 late payment fee and a commitment to accelerate NELFUND refunds for... Continue Reading →
Precious OmidokunStarting university is like opening door into a new world. At first, everything feels strange— the buildings, the people, the daily routines. Maybe you once find yourself missing your way back to the hostel or hesitating before asking a fellow student for directions to a lecture hall. Slowly, things begin to make sense. The... Continue Reading →
Oluwaferanmi Mary The vibrant energy of Nigerian universities is undeniable. From moving between lectures to engaging in campus activities, the experience is a home of countless opportunities for growth and discovery. But one thing stands as an obstacle beneath the glaring academic pressures and social engagements: Time management. In this current age, time slips away... Continue Reading →
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