THE SEMESTER THAT NEVER SLEEPS
By: Ageh Success Home should feel like a place of rest, but not when you are heavily involved in campus activities and the second semester is staring you in the …
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The Invisible Workforce Keeping UI Running
By: Abiodun Awujoola The ongoing industrial action by the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU), particularly involving the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), has severely disrupted both academic and social …
The Invisible Workforce Keeping UI Running Read MoreMy Faculty: A Sanctuary Even Black-and-White Students Cannot Resist
By: Oladosu Hiqmah Oyindamola Quietude does not announce itself loudly. Sometimes, it exists in still corners and corridors, along shaded walkways, in spacious lecture theatres, and in the minds of …
My Faculty: A Sanctuary Even Black-and-White Students Cannot Resist Read MoreTHE WEEKENDS: BREATH OF FRESH AIR
By: Ageh Success Chidera Weekends are the commas in the long sentence of student life, without them, we would all just run out of breath Imagine the frustration that comes …
THE WEEKENDS: BREATH OF FRESH AIR Read MoreMedia Literacy: Don’t Be Fooled by the Headline
Clickbait and Misleading Headlines (Media Literacy, E2) By: Ogunleye Kolapo Olayemi In the previous edition of this series, the focus was simple: Think before you share. The idea was quite …
Media Literacy: Don’t Be Fooled by the Headline Read MorePolitical Science Spotlight : A look into Akin Osuntokun’s Career Trajectory
By: Ogunleye Kolapo Olayemi In 1961, in Okemesi, present-day Ekiti State, Akin Osuntokun was born into the famous Osuntokun household. His father, Chief Oduola Osuntokun, was more than a politician, …
Political Science Spotlight : A look into Akin Osuntokun’s Career Trajectory Read MoreWhy Resuming School Feels Traumatic for Many Students
By: Ewadairo Christianah Opeyemi The idea of resumption can be traumatic for many students. Resumption is more than simply going back to school; it can genuinely feel overwhelming. While excitement …
Why Resuming School Feels Traumatic for Many Students Read MoreNAPSS UI Under Adebare: A Manifesto Review
By: Ogunleye Kolapo Olayemi When Adeoti Mubarak Adebare emerged as President of the National Association of Political Science Students, University of Ibadan chapter, his manifesto, titled The Synergy Agenda, set …
NAPSS UI Under Adebare: A Manifesto Review Read MoreEXPLAINER: The Dispute Between NASU, SSANU, and the Nigerian Government
By: Ogunleye Kolapo Olayemi Earlier last week, the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) renewed their threat to …
EXPLAINER: The Dispute Between NASU, SSANU, and the Nigerian Government Read More‘We Have Achieved Beyond Our Expectations’: NAPSS President On Administration.
By; Ogunleye Kolapo Olayemi “Leadership is not reserved for the highest office; it begins wherever someone chooses to take responsibility.” This idea resonates deeply within the walls of the Department …
‘We Have Achieved Beyond Our Expectations’: NAPSS President On Administration. Read More