UNION OF CAMPUS JOURNALISTS-University of Ibadan
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There is a peculiar comfort in blaming Nigeria. The politician is corrupt. The civil servant is inefficient. The police officer is extortionate. The regulator has failed. The lecturer is indifferent. …
The Society We Make Read More
The essence of democracy is not merely that leaders are chosen by the people, but that those leaders remain subject to the law once chosen. That is the essence of …
Government of Laws and Not of Men: The Student Union Must Choose Law Over Convenience and Treat the Constitution as a Guardrail and Not a Mere Signpost Read More
Every June 12, Nigeria pauses, at least symbolically, to commemorate Democracy Day, a date etched into the nation’s political consciousness not merely as a public holiday, but as a reminder …
DEMOCRACY DAY 2026: BETWEEN CELEBRATION AND THE BURDEN OF REALITY — WHY NIGERIA’S YOUTH MUST RECLAIM THE FUTURE Read More
This article looks at some issues with press freedom within the univerisity of Ibadan and the press’ position is on it.
On That Weapon Fashioned Against Freedom of the Press Read More
Image credit: Rodiyah Khidir There is a lesson Nigerian universities teach without ever formally acknowledging it, without printing it in handbooks or embedding it in orientation slides, yet every generation …
The Price of Speaking Up: Inside the Fragile Ecosystem of Student Dissent in Nigerian Universities Read More