FATSSSA PRESS -- University of Ibadan, Nigeria

                      Bukunmi John When it comes to solving riddles with Nigerian choice of leadership, dishing out of hollow promises and cutting off of the lumpen masses, Nigeria politician are the best actors and actresses in playing politics of stomach infrastructure. Hybrid regimes often face no public backlash, since the electorate are aware of electoral malpractice that has eaten deeply into the fabric of electoral bodies, not only in political system alone but religion and educational system as well. Students/electorates now has no interest in the stake of politicizing than to throw hands in the sky when their hands are grease, this undoubtedly shows how good corrupt politicians know how to read the electorates mind like the crooked lines on their palm. It's safe to interject people's opinions and not use some parcel and bags of grain to becloud and obscure their sense of reasoning. According to Amartya Sen; "Hunger is not ...

  Peace Nkenta In the Faculty of The Social Sciences Large Lecture Theatre, about 7 new fans have been installed. Although, there were air conditioners in the Large Lecture Theatre, they have been out of function for a long period of time. In an interview with the the Vice President of the Faculty, Miss Precious Olajide, it was stated that these new fans were donated by Team Impulsum (FATSSSA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 2023/24). The fans were officially placed in the LLT at the Clash of Socials which occurred on the 14th of June 2025. Recall, an act of service occurs after the handover of every Executive Council of the Association.

  Alice Ogar The first day I stepped in as a fresher on this campus, I was thrilled. I was also a tired young man. You see, when I wrote UTME in 2020, I barely had a strand of beard. I remember my big sis teasing me about being a small beardless boy when I bragged and daydreamed about Uni. She told me to rest the night she caught me feeling myself yet again in the mirror. As usual, I had my signature wide grin plastered on my face. I’d then rub my beardless chin over and over again before grabbing the rosary on my neck to kiss the cross in excitement. I’d been doing that ‘nansense’ since I saw my results. Man, they were amazing! “Happening bobo, you better goan rest o!” She’d exclaimed with a laugh. Well, COVID struck three days later. But it took me four hopeless and tiring months of lockdown, stay-at-home and mom’s obsession with sanitizers, to realize I really needed her advice. I rested. Yes, I flung my books aside and took to the craze of “MAKE MONEY ONLINE FROM THE COMFORT ...

  Ageh Success The Faculty of the Social Sciences, University of Ibadan, held day two of its highly anticipated annual conference on Tuesday at Trenchard Hall, beginning promptly at 10:29 AM. The event brought together top academics, administrators, and students to explore transformative ideas in the social sciences. The conference opened with the recitation of the national and university anthems, followed by a formal welcome extended to the Vice Chancellor, Professor Kayode Adebowale, and other dignitaries. In his welcome address, the Dean of the Faculty of the Social Sciences, Professor B.O Ehigie noted that the conference had already recorded 415 registered participants as of the previous day representing a 10 percent increase from last year. The Vice Chancellor, in his address, commended the Faculty for selecting a timely and thoughtful theme. He urged participants to "think beyond the box," challenge outdated models, and leverage social science as a tool for global impac...

The LightPen The 2nd Annual Ibadan International Social Sciences Conference which started yesterday, 16th June, 2025 continues today with the main conference. The event began with the national anthem and the school anthem.  The Dean of the Faculty proceeded to give a welcome address afterwards. The moderator invited the vice Chancellor for an opening remarks and he emphasized the importance of the conference. 

  Peace Nkenta The Dean of the Faculty of The Social Sciences, Prof Benjamin O. Ehigie circulated an internal memorandum on Saturday, 14th of June 2025. Contained in the memo, was a notification to all Heads of Departments in the Faculty to declare three lecture free days which is to begin from Monday, 16th of June to Wednesday, 18th of June. The purpose of this, is to avail students of the Faculty the opportunity to attend the 2nd Annual Ibadan International Social Sciences Conference (AIISSC). This is a program organized by the Faculty which will hold at 9 a.m during the lecture free days. He stated that this notification be treated importantly.