Hold that thought: A self reflection
By Modupe Laja Twenty-five-year-old Michael was walking to his last class of the day when he bumped into a crowd surrounding the front door of his classroom. Before Michael could→
Amandla: A history of racial segregation
By Onyekwelu Peace A movie deep-rooted in history offers insights into what could have happened many years ago. Amandla is one that portrays life in South Africa during and after→
Poetry: WHO AM I?
By Adesewa Alagbala My mind often gets cloudedFighting lies that have formed strongholds to turn me against meWho I really am, opposed by my realityTrapped in the shadows of fear→
NANCE inducts executive members for 2022/23 calendar year
By Temiloluwa Erinle On Saturday, July 30, members of the National Association of Nigerian Campus Editors (NANCE) marked the end of the 2021/2022 calendar year and inducted a new set→
Gardening during the rainy season in Nigeria
By Onyekwelu Peace Cultivating the soil is an essential act of sustaining human livelihood. This act of cultivation gives rise to crops—plants grown and harvested for subsistence or commercial purpose.→
Fiction: Who Am I?
By Temitope Usman EPISODE 1 “Who are you?” This question has been in existence since the time of our forefathers and as if the human race swore an oath to→
Tobi Amusan wins Nigeria’s first ever World Championship gold, sets World Record twice
By Abdulafeez Olaitan Nigerian Athlete Tobi Amusan has won Nigeria’s first ever World Championship gold, setting the World Record twice in a row. Earlier on Sunday, Amusan broke the world→
OPINION: Guiding your interest and right to electoral participation
By Ogorchukwu Onyinye It is the obligation of every citizen of a nation to participate in election through voting. Elections are indeed the surest way for a nation to decide→
Effective ways of making corrections with wisdom
By Ibidunni Thaabitah Have you ever felt useless and helpless because you cannot change the people around you? Do you wish to make a profound impact on the most important→
Defying all odds: Allyson Felix bids farewell after two decades on track
By Isiaq N. Oluwamayowa Allyson Felix, the most decorated U.S track and field athlete in history has officially retired from her athletic career after 20 years of dedicated work. She→
Don’t Blend In, Be You
By Modupe Laja Wake up in the morning and it’s a new day Those are the lyrics in the first line of the GTBank song, and it never gets old.→
The James Webb telescope: Looking through space & time
Images revealing for the first time previously invisible areas of star birth. Captured in infrared light by NASA’s new James Webb Space Telescope, and released on July 12, 2022. (Credits:→
The power of cucumber
By Okoronjama Ifunanyachukwu Cucumber is a member of the cucurbitaceae family. Other members of the family include squash and different kinds of melons, and yes, that includes bitter melon. Since→
Do not rush to build: A guide on how to handle your product ideas
By Aroyehun Damilola You want to create a product which you think or feel will make life much better for humanity, that’s a very good intention and mindset. When such→
Pre-teen author emerges youngest ever book series writer, earns Guinness World Record
By Abdulafeez Olaitan A pre-teen Saudi Arabian author has emerged the world’s youngest person to publish a book series and earned a Guinness World Record. Ritaj Hussain Alhazmi of Saudi→
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OPINION: Guiding your interest and right to electoral participation
By Ogorchukwu Onyinye It is the obligation of every citizen of a nation to participate in election through voting. Elections are indeed the surest way for a nation to decide on what it wants or what→
The James Webb telescope: Looking through space & time
Images revealing for the first time previously invisible areas of star birth. Captured in infrared light by NASA’s new James Webb Space Telescope, and released on July 12, 2022. (Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI) By Abdulafeez→
On the welfare of African children: A brief meditation
By Abdulafeez Olaitan By the year 2050, data from the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) confirm that one in three of the world’s children under the age of 18 will be African. Taking into→
OPINION: The Struggle Of Accommodation In UNILAG; The Way Forward
By Abdulafeez Olaitan Securing hostel accommodation at the University of Lagos is not as easy as it sounds. The sad reality on UNILAG campus is that students who are fortunate to acquire bed spaces in the→
Internationalization of the University of Lagos; An Analytical Approach by Obiora Samson Faithful
Abstract Internationalization of university education is the major phase of international relations among universities and it is not only a means to improved quality education, but also a goal in itself.1 This conviction is particularly true→
INTERNATIONALIZATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS; THE PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES BY SAMUEL KAYODE
There is a higher institution of learning that surpasses every other citadel of learning in Nigeria. There is an excellent alma mater at the heart of every Nigerian; noted for its academic excellence and excess success→
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We Will Shut Down The Main Library On Wednesday If… ULSU By Femi Adeniji
The University of Lagos Students’ Union has released a statement threatening to shut down the university’s main library by Wednesday, 16th of March 2016 if the management do not yield to their demand of upgrading the→
ULSU SLC Adopts Standing Order
The University of Lagos students’ union legislative council at her 3RD sitting adopted the standing order of the house for the second assembly. The standing order was adopted after thorough scrutiny and observations by the parliamentarians.→
Slap On The House, As Fin. Sec Walked Out On The House
The hallowed chambers receives her first slap at the 3RD parliamentary sittings of the second assembly. Witnessed by members of the congress who were observers at the sitting, the financial secretary of the union refused to→