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27/08/2025

I am one of those who found Islam and uphold it strongly, following the incident where I had to repeat a class – now, I count it as a blessing. I met a friend who helped me strengthen my faith as a muslim

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Munirudeen Maymunah Between securing an internship abroad and graduating as the Best Graduating Student of his department, which would you choose? Alao Lukmon once faced this very dilemma. In this …

21/08/2025

Writing is a form of regurgitation. You can’t regurgitate a word you haven’t first consumed.
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21/08/2025

At first glance, these events seem harmless - just students enjoying their youth. But a closer look reveals concerning patterns: free intermingling between male and female students, often in close quarters; musical performances that include secular, explicit songs; fashion choices that directly oppose the Islamic concept of modesty; and a general atmosphere devoid of spiritual value.

Kosefobamu Waheedah  UNIVERSITY CULTURE AND THE MUSLIM IDENTITY CRISIS  In today’s fast-paced, image-conscious world, “dinner nights” or dinner parties have taken on a n…

21/08/2025

The project’s mission has already changed from economic development to profit-based land grabbing — securing plots along the Circular Road sides without even paying the residents a penny. People now live in their own homes, built with hard-earned money, in constant fear of demolition.

Akinpelu Fatimoh This might be news to some people, but for thousands of Ibadan residents, homelessness is no longer a fear — it is their reality. The cause? Not a natural disaster or war, but a go…

17/08/2025

This program differs from all the preparatory classes that are being held in the school environment because this introduces them to Islamic teachings and doctrines that go beyond the scope of the Academics alone...

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Oyebode Rofiah Following the directives of the university of Ibadan authorities about the commencement of the post-utme exercise that is about to start for aspirants seeking admission to the presti…

16/08/2025

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15/08/2025

You say God died for us. But how can you logically prove to us, as non-Christians, that an almighty God died for our sins? Also, how do we reconcile His death for 'our sins' that 'we committed' with the biblical verses that clearly spell out that no one will die for the sins of another?"

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Bello Abdullah Around 6:00 PM, after spending hours battling anatomy as a medical student, I was ready to leave for my house and have a well-deserved few hours of rest before returning.Having left …

15/08/2025

We all see how children try to imitate and replicate the scenes they have seen in movies, how they try to sing the songs they've listened to, and how they try to dress and behave like the singers they listened to.

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By Abdulrazaq Abdulqoyum The bad effects of this (movies and music) cannot be overemphasised, particularly in today’s world. It’s evident. By movies and music, we are not referring t…

13/08/2025

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21/05/2023

OAU JIHAD WEEK '44: UI CARTS AWAY PRIZES
Shuaib Nusirot

The University of Ibadan wins prizes at the Obafemi Awolowo University Debate and Qu'ran Competitions held at the University's Central Mosque of Unity on the 20th of May, 2023 during her 1444 Jihad week program.

The University of Ibadan was duly represented by Sakeenah Kareem, a first-year student of Communication and Language Arts, and Nusiroh Shuaib, a second-year student of Library, Archival and Information Studies for the debate competition on the topic, "ASUU strike: an effective tool for driving home demands". The competition was against other schools namely: Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU); Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA); The Polytechnic, Ibadan; Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB); UniOsun; Lagos State University (LASU); Ekiti State University(EKSU) among others.

The duo claimed the first prize, emerging winners with a point of 72.3%. The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) came second with a total of 70.6%, and Adeyemi University of Education came third with a total point of 67.6%.

In the female category of the Quran competition, Hameedah Abdulganeey, a 300l student of Arabic and Islamic Studies at the University of Ibadan took the first position. Obafemi Awolowo University, represented by DhikruLlah Aisha, emerged as the first runner-up, and Saffiyah Harun of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) as the second runner-up.

However, in the male category of the Quran competition, the Federal University of Technology, Akure emerged winner with Lagos State University and UNIOSUN claiming second and third positions respectively.

Certificates, awards, and cash prizes are to be received by the winners and participants.

13/05/2023

JAW WAR '23 FINALS: Arts Win back to back, Kuti Coasts to Victory

By Shuaib Nusiroh

The premier faculty in Nigeria, Arts, won the biggest public speaking event in Sub-Saharan Africa for the second consecutive year against the Faculty of Law. The event which took place on Thursday 11th of May, 2023 at the International Conference Center, University of Ibadan saw Arts reclaim the title. Ransome Kuti Hall, in the hall category, also emerged as the new winner after a defeat against Sultan Bello Hall.

Olayiide Bolaji and Okunsanya Goodness represented the Faculty of Arts to speak against Victor Fabarebo and Eguoje George of the Faculty of Law on the topic, "Deplatforming by Tech Companies; Should it Be Banned?", having a total of 75.17℅ and 72.67 respectively.

Faithful and Rehoboth of the Ayo-Salakos' debated Micheal Barnabas and Chineke Oguchukwu of Sultan Bello Hall on the topic, "Privatization of NNPC: A Move in the Right Direction", winning with a total point of 68.33℅ over the Bellites.

The intervarsity debate had 5 schools in attendance which involved Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Lagos State University (LASU) and Covenant University with all the invited schools speaking on the theme of this year's Jaw War, " Disruptive Conversations: African State in Perspective". Titilope Ibrahim from Lagos State University (LASU) emerged as the winner, while Ifeoluwa Odeyemi from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) and Adekunle Ayomide from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) emerged as the first and second runners-up respectively.

09/05/2023

MSSN: The Joint Shuuroh Committee AAC/UI Holds Orientation Session with Newly Inaugurated Appointees
By Adeyemi Qamardeen

Members of MSSN Akinyele/University of Ibadan Branch, secondary school coordinators, hall imams, and business teams of both strata got oriented on the 8th of May, 2023 at the University of Ibadan Central Mosque. During this session, the new appointees were able to meet other executive members; and importantly, learn their roles and responsibilities. Information about the MSSN hierarchy, vision, as well as mission statement was not ostracized.
The orientation session was slated to hold at 4:20 pm and started at 4:58 pm with an introduction by Brother Habeebullah Olaniyi, then a welcoming address by the chairman of the Joint Shuuroh Committee AAC/UI Branch, Brother Olajide Sodiq.
The orientation session continued with a speech by Dr. Yekeen who was a former UI Ameer and the former National Ameer. “It’s not about what you know or have, it’s about Allah choosing you. You have been pronounced for some reason. If it is from the consensus of some people that you have been chosen, you should be afraid.
“Whenever I am chosen, I will be afraid. My fear is that I think people are nonchalant to the call of Allah. Whether we believe it or not, whatever we do has its consequence on the Day of Qiyamah. These roles will come and meet some other roles in extra-curricular activities and lecturers won’t care about that. Each and every time I am tested with roles, I always pray to Allah. We should make up our minds to do our best and pray to Allah.”, he continued.
He then further said, “UI has been the main filler for Akinyele branch. Other schools within the council are the Federal School of Statistics and Kola Daisi University”. He added that the Akinyele secondary school coordinators’ speeches to the students go a long way in the life of some students who think the future is hard to reach.
He also talked about the issue of laa jamaica, and he advised that the hall imams should come together as one based on goodness and piety. “Some are members of executives but their allegiance is elsewhere. This is a sign of munaafiq!”, he said. He added that if any of the executives have that in mind, they should desist from it.
He ended his speech by saying that some will not mind spending what they have in energy and money on this cause and some won’t be able to afford that, so whoever finds this uneasy should refer to the Ameer.
The introduction of new appointees was done and questions were entertained by the members. Imam Mikail then advised not to see MSSN as a recruiting ground for creating an empire outside the four walls of MSSNUI. He disseminated the organogram of MSSN. He advised everyone to go online and read it, including the mission and vision. “But for you to accept responsibility and stab the MSSN at the back, it is an act of hypocrisy. MSSN started with an organization with drumming and dancing. There was a dancing competition and singing competition among Muslim students. Although, it was acceptable then. Study the history of MSSN; it started as an organization of secondary schools.”, he explained. He then added that the imams and faculty coordinators have created a lot of divisions within the organization. “Some of the imams don’t understand the law and they act to the law the way they want. The imam and faculty coordinators have been a problem for MSSNUI. On a final note, if any of the imams is to have a contrary opinion on an activity of the MSSN, they should write a letter of notification.”, he advised.
The Letter of Notice of Appointment was given to every appointee and the mission and vision of MSSN were read by the General Secretary, Akinyele Branch, Brother Kasali Habeeb as thus: “The new vision of MSSN is to establish an Islamic Ummah governed by the principles and rules of the Shariah within the next fifty years. While the mission statement is, the MSSN will work relentlessly towards that fosters all-round human development. To achieve this, MSSN will continuously strive towards strengthening the Ummah educationally, economically, spiritually, and politically through a wide spectrum of activities in schools and the larger society in partnership with like-minded organizations. To succeed, MSSN must ensure that its members are God-fearing, knowledgeable, united, and with superior moral values.”
Mr. Oloriaje AbdulRasak added to the admonition and the session ended at 7:01 pm.