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By Favour Ikechukwu The morning began with heat that felt like a hand pressing my head down. Jaja Hall was already buzzing. A boy banged a bucket by the tap; water ran brown for a breath and cleared. Someone argued about a missing spoon like it was a court case. The corridor smelled of soap, […]

By Hephzibah Ayoola Campus life is often described as a stage of coming of age, a place where people grow up and are refined through experience, exposure, and ambiguity from day-to-day interactions. With the offer of admission into the University of Lagos, I thought that my journey was to be linear: lectures in blocks of

By Emmanuel Olugbodi Omo dàadáa: The Day 0.03 CGPA Changed My Perspective Omo dàadáa ni Emmanuel “Omo dàadáa ni Emmanuel,” I overheard one of the staff say in Yoruba (Emmanuel is a good boy). He went on to praise my punctuality, diligence, and consistency. At that time, I was a 200-level student at the University