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By : Adebayo Benedict Nigeria’s football team, the Super Eagles, lost to Morocco 4-2 in a penalty shootout on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, at 9:00 PM at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, Morocco. The match was a semi-final game in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The game was very tense, with bothContinue reading “Nigeria Loses to Morocco in AFCON Semi-Final Penalty Shootout”

By : Deborah Adeyemi The Kegites Club of Nigeria, National Headquarters, University of Ibadan, on Thursday, 9th January 2026, hosted the Palm Wine Conference 1.0. The conference themed “Surviving the Tide”: Preserving African Indigenous Cultures in a Globalized World” was held at the Lady Bank, Anthony Hall, Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan. DeliveringContinue reading “Kegites club University of Ibadan holds Palmwine Conference 1.0”

By :Deborah Adeyemi The Kegites Club of Nigeria, National Headquarters, University of Ibadan, is set to host a Palm Wine Conference 1.0, a cultural and intellectual gathering aimed at addressing the survival and preservation of African indigenous cultures in a rapidly globalising world. The conference, themed “Surviving the Tide: Preserving African Indigenous Cultures in aContinue reading “Palm Wine Conference 1.0 Set to Champion African Indigenous Cultures at the University of Ibadan”

By: Iyanuoluwa Oni Hours before the New Year, people begin to conduct personal attitude checks, tender apologies for past mistakes, express love to family and friends, reflecting on growth and achievements, and making promises to do better in the coming year. All of this is often summed up in the popular phrase, “New year, newContinue reading “New Year not just a change in date but a chance to rewrite our story.”

By : Deborah Adeyemi Political participation is a vital pillar of democratic governance within any institution. In student communities, active engagement in electoral processes ensures accountability, representation, and collective progress. Political apathy is defined as the lack of interest, motivation, or participation in political processes and this has become a troubling phenomenon across many institutions.ItContinue reading “POLITICAL APATHY: A GROWING CONCERN IN THE FACULTY OF RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES”

By:Opesan Pamilerin As the academic session comes to a close, students of the Faculty of Renewable Natural Resources have expressed concern over the non-distribution of the Faculty package, despite paying their basic dues since the first semester. RENARSA PRESS Interviewed students on their opinion about late distribution of Faculty Package Students emphasized that the packageContinue reading “Faculty Package Undistributed as Session Ends, RENARSAITES Demand Answers.”

By: Deborah Adeyemi The Students’ Legislative Council of the Renewable Natural Resources Students’ Association (RENARSA), University of Ibadan, has adopted several key reports and approved a dinner budget at its sixth sitting of the 6th Assembly. The sitting, which commenced at exactly 10:12 a.m. on Saturday, December 20th, 2025, was presided over by the Speaker,Continue reading “RNR Students’ Legislative Council Adopts Key Reports at Sixth Sitting”

By :Akinsola Precious RENARSA Press has been awarded Faculty Organization of the Year at the Faculty of Renewable Natural Resources Students Association (RENARSA) Dinner and Awards Night held on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, at Tafawa Balewa Hall. The award was presented in recognition of the press organization’s dedication, impact, and consistent service to the RNRContinue reading “RENARSA Press Wins Faculty Organization of the Year”

By :Adebayo Benedict At the heart of the Christmas season is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. Christians believe that Jesus was born in Bethlehem as a gift of love from God to the world. His birth represents hope, peace, salvation, and new beginnings. During this season, believers reflect on the humility ofContinue reading “Christmas in Nigeria”