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He sat alone in his ragged clothes, he watched as people were resuming to various offices. All he owned were his life and an old book plus a shabby pencil he picked from the garbage. Written in his book were self-made interviews he had been conducting on himself since he acquired the book. Often, when you move closer to him, you would hear him murmuring the words “I am Kosi Kabuoh, a Presenter” as he would stretch his hands out like he’s waiting for an exchange in pleasantries. That simply depicts the normal life that would not be expected of an African child dwelling in poverty. Many reporters, both internationally and locally have stereotyped our African Children as unhappy and non-ambitious children who lost it all to environmental factors.

The Faculty of Law Students Society, University of Ibadan held their elections on Wednesday, the 22nd of June, 2016. The elections, which had been earlier slated for the month of May, 2016 was initially postponed indefinitely due to the students protest that eventually resulted in a six weeks break. On confirmation of the resumption, the Law Students Electoral Committee announced the 21st of June as the Manifesto Night and the 22nd of June as elections.       Majority of the positions available such as the office of the Vice-President, the Social Secretary, the Financial Secretary, the Sport Secretary, went uncontested. However, the positions of the President amongst others were keenly contested. Aspirants for the position of President were Miss Agboro Gift, former Students Union Vice Presidential Aspirant and Mr. Oladejo Abdul-Azeez, a one time president of Junior Chambers International(JCI), U.I Chapter.

PROLOGUE Being an all-powerful being had its perks. The flying, teleportation, sexiness and immortality was pretty awesome, not to talk of the heady worship and awesome dental insurance policy. I stepped out of my office and moved towards my new kia xperia 9000, a car brought from the future thanks to Esu, Olodumare’s messenger. The guy was annoying but pretty handy with stuffs like this. I worked in an electrical holding company in Victoria Island, Lagos state.

  Fair warning: I’m a guy. This review is from a male perspective. Ok now that that’s out of the way, let me tell you about this fantastic book! I came across this author and her book on a Goodreads indie author forum (I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review), and I admit my first reaction was “Oh no, I have to review a chick-lit paranormal romance”. Needless to say, this isn’t my normal genre, but I decided to risk my testosterone levels and make it to the end so I could give a fair review. And I’m a better man for it. From the opening scenes with Abby the orphan struggling to make it in a post-apocalyptic New York I was hooked. The author does a fantastic job of setting the scene and quickly introducing you to the main characters in a fluid and well told story. Abby and her best friend Lucy make a great team throughout the novel, providing complementary personalities that strengthen and support each other when they need it most....

Meet  Olayemi Agnes Ojekunle , a 200 Level Student Of the Department Of Classics, Faculty Of Arts, University Of Ibadan.  Ojekunle Olayemi Agnes is an Indigene Of Oyo State and She was among the Contestants who contested at the just concluded Miss Western Nigeria (MWN) Beauty Pageant 2016 where  She was crowned "Most Sociable Contestant".  Miss Yemi likes dancing, singing and gisting. Unibadan Efiwe  had an Interview with Miss Yemi, Read Full Interview Below: Unibadan Efiwe:  Can We meet You? Yemi: Hello everyone, my name is Ojekunle Olayemi Agnes. I'm a  200 Level Student Of the Department Of Classics, Faculty Of Arts, University of Ibadan. Unibadan Efiwe: Why are You interested in Modeling Career? Yemi: Modeling is my passion. It has always been my passion. I see it as an art in which I am able to express myself .

Earlier today, A former SU President, Salako Tokunbo popularly known as T-cool was arrested at the SUB just before the SU stakeholders meeting.  A call was made through to the Vice Chancellor by an Alumni of the institution who graduated 13 years ago.  Download Below and listen to their Conversation.  DOWNLOAD MP3 Source: UnibadanHub