By Umar Maryam Ayomide Nollywood in Hollywood is a celebration of Nigeria’s growing cinema. From very inauspicious beginnings about thirty years ago, the industry grew to be the second largest…
By Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye On that fateful day, 27th December, 2024, everywhere on campus was aglow with light, but the Faculty of Social Sciences was eerily dark. It was later…
The Oyo State Sustainable Development Roadmap 2023-2027 outlines various projects aimed at improving different sectors, however, these plans are not well detailed. As part of its commitment to promote environmental…
By Sulyman Ummulkhayr As a political science graduate, Gegele Yahya Olushola was driven by the challenges of unemployment, environmental degradation, and over-reliance on oil in Nigeria– thus he created Premium…
By Kasir Ibrahim Usmanu Yakubu Usmanu’s foray into campus journalism was marked by uncertainty. As a novice journalist, he struggled to pitch stories, wondering how to craft narratives that would…
By Idris Hauwa Nana For many female students at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), private hostels seem like an attractive option. They promise privacy, independence, and a chance to build…
Agboola Barakah and Oyebamiji Taiwo were among the pupils who were assigned to fetch water from wells near the school during break time – a period for playing, eating, and…
By Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye Claim: Boiling dandelion leaves with brown leaves of Pawpaw (papaya) cure Menstrual pain Verdict: False. There is no scientific evidence supporting the use of…
In Olokiti, an agrarian community in Ido Local Government Area of Oyo State, education is a daily struggle for children who must travel miles to access schools. This predicament stems…
Hayatullah Folorunsho Mudathir was busy helping his customers editing, and printing their projects on a sunny Sunday afternoon in October when his phone popped up new messages on the notification…