UNION OF CAMPUS JOURNALISTS-University of Ibadan
…freedom championed by the pen
Balogun Imunika If a leader limps, all the others start limping, too. ~Kenyan Proverb As much as we hate to hear it, the bitter truth is that students’ unionism in …
UISU: With behind-the-scenes decisions, passive congress, and deflective leaders, do the students still have a voice? Read MoreBy Foyin Ejilola Attending lectures without worrying about transportation costs, being physically present in clashing classes and the stress that comes with attending physical classes, were the bright sides that …
FAILURES OF THE VIRTUAL SEMESTER Read MoreBy Adisa Habeeb A race would mean a competition between runners, or two different or opposing entity; one trying to edge the other. A race could also mean grouping of …
Understanding Racism: A Race of Superiority Read More
By – Wale Olaogun “Trash. Horrible. Appalling. Waste. Exploitation. Awful;” said by a fresher who had just eaten at Klazz. During my days as a freshman on campus, the Klazz …
Klazz Restaurant Is No More ‘Klazzical’ Read MoreBy – Wale Olaogun and Adisa Habeeb Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho by most Nigerians, was born in the early seventys at Igboho, an area in Oke-Ogun, Oyo …
Igbohoism: A Return To Yoruba Pre-Colonial Setting Read More