By: Aduwo, Ayodele  The Public Relations Officer, according to section 3, sub-section 7 of the SHSN constitution, has six strands of duties. In essence, the PRO is sanctioned with the responsibility to prepare and project the image of the society. It thus mean that the responsibility vested upon whoever has assumed the position of the PRO is important, and as such cannot be overemphasized. This … Continue reading Did Oludayo Joshua Deliver on His Promises? An Audit of the PRO Manifesto

By: Aduwo Ayodele  Lecture time-table for the Department of History was made public, two weeks into the already counting second semester; precisely on Thursday, January 12, 2024. The act of getting a lecture timetable is for many students the first precursor that would blaze the trail for accompanying academic activities. The unrepentant (which for some is an expected) delay in making ready or available lecture … Continue reading Divergent Views Trails History Department Two Weeks of Academic Silence Despite Resumption

By: Eunice In a bid to boost the academic strength of students of the Department of History at the University of Ibadan, the leadership of the Students’ Historical Society of Nigeria, UI Chapter (SHSNUI) has set up an academic welfare committee to coordinate and conduct weekly tutorials for 100, 200, and 300-level students. However, there has been a recent concern about the number of students … Continue reading UI History Department Tutorial Attendance: Students Cite Distance, Busyness, and Apathy as Reasons for Non-Attendance

By: Aduwo Ayodele A new academic session implies that several unfamiliar faces will begin to fill in the vacancies across the University’s halls of residence, faculties, as well as departments. Fresh students, as they are fondly called have begun to traverse across the perimeters of the University of Ibadan with their easy-to-identify presence, and file tags. As an admissible fact; the Vice Chancellor, Professor Kayode … Continue reading Fresh students speak on experience, travail into Ibadan School of History

Q: Can you introduce yourself please? A: My name is Adisa Hameed Aderemilekun, popularly known as Reezy. I am an Aspirant for the post of SHSN Vice President. Q: In recent times, we saw you pull out of the race and in another second, you’re declaring your interest again. What exactly is happening? A: Well, it was quite annoying to see the press pick that … Continue reading Neither In Nor Out: Samuel Babalola In An Exclusive Interview With Adisa Hameed On The Current Status Of His Candidacy