where senators actually work. Nigerian Senators are the highest paid senators in the world. Why? I have absolutely no idea. I am a senator, and I’m not even paid a dime. I’m just kidding. I’ve gained some things more valuable than money as a member of the ILUMSA Senate. You…

by the Public Health Committee The Igbos say “He who brings kola, brings life” but I dare say “He who brings blood, brings life”. Blood donation is simply the voluntary process through which blood is drawn from an individual for medical use by other persons or even the donor. Blood…

by Fiyinfoluwa Omopariola and Faridat Musa You are scrolling on Twitter and everywhere you look, each time you refresh, there is a tech update. Someone is either announcing their transition into tech or they are sharing personal news of their employment or promotion in a tech company. Someone is launching…

By Oloyede Sherrif When my lecturer showed me to the child I was to clerk for that day, I first learned his name, Bolu, and then his condition, retinoblastoma. He was only five years old. Surely, he did not deserve death — his life was only beginning, but he also…

by Abdulsalam Adeiza In this article, I promise I will not mention names or throw shades at any individual, political party, or organization. It will be extremely difficult, but I will try. There is a quote that says “insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different…

by Ameen Opeyemi Ahmad Bjorn looked at the body on the tree. The woman had been skewered on one of the branches, swaying, the cold masking most of her smell. She had been there for two days at least, gathering snow and looking pretty for the bystanders. Bjorn turned to…

by Abubakar Yusuf Zainab The past two years have been a rollercoaster of uncertainty for students, a consistent switch between school and no school. Back in 2020, ASUU called a national strike which was, unfortunately, overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic that shook the world and, consequently, resulted in a rushed…

College Life; Episode 4 By Faridat Musa Our subject is a scholar who used to live and breathe in Medicine. Today, he is an artist aspiring to be a tech bro in data analysis. The most fascinating part is, with these tasking additions to his schedule, his scores are as…

by Ashraf Obansa I watched a man die a few days ago. It was my second time seeing someone pass away and I remember it vividly as I do the first time. Memories of the man’s small frame and sunken eyes will live with me for a long time. How…