Locked Doors and Blackouts: How My Final Month at ABS Prepared Me for the Realities of Journalism by Abigail Mbah
On the morning of 19th July, I walked into the station ready to start the day as usual. I was…
CJID holds 52nd Campus Reporter Clinic in Ghana, trains students in digital journalism
By Pearl Asante and Regina Kevi The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has trained students from tertiary institutions…
Seven feared dead, two UniAbuja students injured in truck crash near campus gate
By Precious Adeniyi Seven people are feared dead and two University of Abuja (UniAbuja) students injured after a truck suffered…
EKSU SUG transfers union funds to officials’ personal accounts, fails to explain why
By Campus Reporter More than ₦1.5 million belonging to the Students’ Union Government (SUG) of Ekiti State University (EKSU) was…
FYB Culture: Inside the exciting festival for Nigerian finalists
Originally borrowed from religious fellowship registers, the term Final Year Brethren or FYB, as it’s popularly known, has evolved into a popular campus culture associated with the final days on campus.
IBBUL Students Lament Unhygienic Hostel Conditions
Students of the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai (IBBUL), have raised concerns over poor sanitation and an unhygienic environment in…
Nigerian Students Lament Delay in NELFUND Upkeep Allowance
Nigerian Students who are beneficiaries of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) have expressed concern over the delay in the…
IBBU students, staff raise concerns on inconsistent security screening at the institution’s gate
Students and staff at Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU), Lapai, have raised concerns over what they describe as inconsistent security…
Perennial Blackouts fuel Phone-Charging business at UDUS
By Muheeb Mashood For months, between February and May, Abdulhameed Ilyas, a student of the Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS),…
Overcrowded Lecture Halls Push OAU Lecturers, Students Outdoors
By Olanrewaju Lawal Every lecture day, Fatima Hassan, a Part One student of English Language at the Obafemi Awolowo University…
More Than a Workshop: How the CJID Campus Journalism Clinic Changed the Way I See Journalism
By Alhagie Omar Jallow I have attended workshops before and, like many student journalists, I usually arrive with a notebook,…
Locked Doors and Blackouts: How My Final Month at ABS Prepared Me for the Realities of Journalism by Abigail Mbah
On the morning of 19th July, I walked into the station ready to start the day as usual. I was…