UNION OF CAMPUS JOURNALISTS-University of Ibadan
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Okeowo Hephzibah Ọpẹ́yẹmí There is something about music that makes an informal gathering feel like an experience worth remembering. Sometimes, all it takes is a microphone, a few people willing …
Music on a Spot: Where Spontaneity Meets Good Music at the University of Ibadan Read More
By Okeowo Hephzibah Ọpẹ́yẹmí Imagine finding yourself in a place filled with the sound of nice Afro-house music, suddenly followed by live performances such as the beating of Yoruba drums …
UI Creatives: Ayeye Àtijọ̀ — “Where Culture Meets Afro-House” Read More
By Okeowo Hephzibah Ọpẹ́yẹmí Somewhere, someone is probably listening to Dolly Parton, while someone else is watching an old Yoruba movie and laughing at a scene they have seen more …
Ogogo, Dolly Parton and the Childhood We Didn’t Know We Were Losing Read More
By TriadWrites History was made again last week. Not in a studio, but in a comment section. In late August 2026, on Hot 97 TV in New York, Nigerian star …
The Great Afrobeat(S) War: Tekno Pressed Play and The Internet Pressed Panic Read More
By: Okeowo Hephzibah Ọpẹ́yẹmí One minute, you’re just another student walking around campus. The next, people are turning their heads because they recognise you from the stage. For Alabi David …
A Peep into Creatives in UI: TheVyine on Music, Fame and Finding His Sound Read More