UTG Students Stranded in Rain as Faraba Campus Transport Crisis Persists
By Sukai Fatajo Students at the University of The Gambia’s Faraba campus were left exposed to rain on Thursday evening…
Strike: NANS suspends planned protest after governor promised to resolve issues in two weeks
By Ololade Oludele The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has suspended a planned student protest in Akure, Ondo State,…
In Sokoto, student communities rely on open wells despite billions allocated to water projects
By Muhammed Akindele Abdulsalam Musa, 22, still remembers the taste of the cup of well water he drank when he…
Faraba-Bound: UTG Students Fear More Transport Struggles as New Semester Begins
By Ebrima Mbaye As the University of The Gambia prepares for the resumption of a new semester, students at the…
Why young Nigerians are losing faith in elections
By Stella Adeniyi Ahead of the 2023 election, Prodigy Dan, a young Nigerian, believed that high voter turnout would bring…
From Learning to Practice: Reflections from Next Gen Internship Programme, by Olaoti Faruq
By Olaoti Faruq My third and final month of the Next Gen Internship Programme has been largely focused on the…
How Poor Waste Disposal Leaves UDUS Students Vulnerable to Disease
By Abdulrasaq Kamaldeen Hawau Malami, a 200-level English student of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), found what she described as…
New survey shows voter apathy may continue among Nigerian undergraduates in 2027
By Stella Adeniyi A new survey by Campus Reporter has found low voter readiness among Nigerian university students ahead of…
Polluted rivers, poor sanitation undermine Ghana’s progress towards SDG 6 –Experts
Gifty Dadzie Every morning, Ghana wakes to glaring signs of the environmental crisis it has grown accustomed to overlooking. A…
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…
UTG Students Stranded in Rain as Faraba Campus Transport Crisis Persists
By Sukai Fatajo Students at the University of The Gambia’s Faraba campus were left exposed to rain on Thursday evening…
Faraba-Bound: UTG Students Fear More Transport Struggles as New Semester Begins
By Ebrima Mbaye As the University of The Gambia prepares for the resumption of a new semester, students at the…