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FIGURE OAU Hosts Open Mic Session

Date: May 21st, 2025. Venue: FIGURE Workspace and Bookspace    The session began in earnest a few minutes after 5pm. The event was moderated by IBK while Hairat served as the co-moderator.   IBK introduced the space as a place where individuals are encouraged to develop themselves with the books available and a place for […]

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FEMALE STUDENTS SHOULD PARTICIPATE IN POLITICS ON OAU CAMPUS

There is this stereotypic and patriarchal view of the fear or demeaning interpretation of the participation of young women in politics. This view has generationally been the bedrock of the sociopolitical subjugation of women in matters that affect them as much as the men in the society. Historically, the woman has been through numerous restrictions,

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Religious Queers: An Oxymoron or Unexpected Synthesis

Christian to the flow (floor) like I can’t give the devil time of day by Glorilla in ‘In My Bag,” by FLO ft Glorilla   Religious queers, who or what are they? To me, they’re queer people with religious affiliations to Christianity, Islam, or any other religion. It’s not much of a secret that most

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Education Policy: Should Age or Academic Merit Determine University Admission?

Policies are pertinent decisions that can aid or mar a country’s development.   This is why, when a country makes new policies, it is not enough for there to be effective channels for implementing them. It is also crucial to consider the effects these policies may have on citizens’ well-being, particularly children and young people

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OAU ACTIVISTS DECRY POOR STATE OF WELFARE THAT LED TO ANGOLA HALL PROTEST

JOINT STATEMENT OF OAU ACTIVISTS ON THE PROTEST BY ANGOLA HALL RESIDENTS AND THE DEPLORABLE STATE OF WELFARE ‘’WHEN INJUSTICE BECOMES A LAW, RESISTANCE BECOMES A DUTY’’ In light of the recent protest at Angola Hall of Residence, where students voiced their dissatisfaction over the erratic supply of water, it is very clear that the

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