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Unheard Cries: Mental Health Struggles Among UI Students
-Ibrahim Ayandare On a typical Monday morning, the University of Ibadan buzzes with life. Students file into lecture halls with...
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Ondo state, inclusive Healthcare Gap Threatens Lives of Persons with Albinism
Mary Agidi Lack of inclusive healthcare services in Ondo State has been identified as a significant factor contributing to skin...
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Press censorship in Nigerian Campuses, any ray of hope?
Joshua Weng Chuwang Majority of the Universities in Nigeria have been very hostile to the issue of press freedom within...
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Otedola tanker fire explosion, a day after, residents, artisans count losses
Yinka Olaito “At least ten lives were lost, Thousands of naira of our goods put here on sale as well...
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30 Years After Beijing: Women’s Rights Advocates Call for Action
Aniefon Dick “30 Years After Beijing, gaps still exist in women advancement issue in Nigeria”- Emem Okon Thirty years after...
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University of Ibadan, despite its special Education department is largely unaccommodating to SWDs
Àkànní Olúwaségún University of Ibadan is the oldest in Nigeria. It prides itself as the Premier University and is expected...
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High cost of gas prices and women in the food business in Port Harcourt
Lois Ujadu-Francis In Port Harcourt, where the vibrant food business serves as a lifeline for many women entrepreneurs, the rising...
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Living Strong: Women with Disabilities’ stories.
Rasheedat Iliyas At the recent White Cane Safety Day celebration in Ilorin, Rasheedat Iliyas interacted with some visually impaired women...
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In Ibadan, petroleum marketers become ‘shylock’
Adetunji Oluwafemi Fuel (crude oil) has over time been the major source of revenue for the Federal Government of Nigeria....
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*Breaking: Car accident killed OAU final year student
David Ogunlade An accident which occurred earlier on Thursday noon (today) at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Campus gate, had...
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