The University of Ibadan Infinix Storm X 6.0 Campus event features an outstanding performance by “Richard The Rapper”

 



By Teresa

Friday, 28th of April was an eventful day in the University of Ibadan with different events and entertaining activities that took place in different locations on campus.

One of such was the sporting event tagged ‘Titans '23, a  South West Universities Handball competition at SUB sport arena and the other was the Infinix storm x 6.0 campus events at SUB car park.

These two locations were filled with many students and onlookers. The Infinix campus event started some minutes past three pm when some hit, highlife songs were being played at the venue. The Infinix campus event was a program put in place by Infinix in collaboration with GLO network on the lunching of it’s latest hot 30 series which comprises of hot 30, hot 30play and hot 30i. The event which took place at the SUB car park featured a lot of entertaining activities such as dance competition, singing competition, Rap competition, games, performing artists etc.

Some of the artists at the event were skit maker Paul the good boy also known as ‘Oshe olorunmi', Twinkle, T-praise, Ori-g, and King savage. They were there to give light to the event. One artist that people were looking forward to seeing was Mr. Macaroni who unfortunately could not be in attendance at the event because of some pressing issues he had to attend to according to a source that pleaded anonymity.

One striking occurrence at the event is the outstanding performance of one of our own at the faculty of the social sciences, one  Akeju Richard AKA ‘Richard the rapper’ who clinched second runner up at the rap competition. Richard is a 300level student at the department of political science. Several gift items were won at the event by some of those who participated at the event such as Infinix hot 30, Wifi, coffee mixer, weight scale and lots more. The event came to a halt at many minutes past 6pm.

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