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Lawal Shereef  Being a student of International relations at the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University is a flex on its own but it has some hidden behind the scenes feelings and headaches that comes with it but is usually ignored. Join us on this adventure to uncover them; When you searching for schools offering International relations before JAMB When you are finally admitted When you resume and everyone is hyping your course You in part 1 You after taking courses in the humanities/Faculty of Arts You wondering how OAU exams will be for the first time READ MORE!!;  10 ways to identify an OAU International relations student Your friends at home when you start bragging about OAU and you being a Diplomat in the making in the only public Uni that offers pure IR in Nigeria You when your friend hails you but you just calculated your GP After facing the Almighty Social Scienc...

WHO IS ELIZABETH BATHORY? According to history, she's said to have use the blood of Virgins in bathing herself. How true is this?. published by Elina Elizabeth Bathory, also known as Ersebet Bathory, a Countess of Hungary is said to have murdered hundreds of young women in the early 17th century.    Elizabeth was a noblewoman of Hungary who was rich and powerful. Her relations were made up of an Uncle who was a King of Poland and a nephew who was a prince of Transylvania.       She was accused of horrific acts of serial murder in 1610 and as a result of this was restricted to her home of Castle Cachtice, where she stayed until her death. She is reckon to have murdered at least six hundred victims, and as a result of this was, she is known as a prolific female murderer in the Guinness World Record, and this earned her the nickname, "Blood Countess". However, it is likely that she was not guilty of all the crime allegations made against her.   ...

Lawal Shereef The Obafemi Awolowo University,Ile Ife has released guidelines and new dates for it's screening exercise. DSNAOAU gathered that the screening exercise will be held in Ile Ife (main campus and Moro campus) and Abuja between 27th of February and 3rd of March 2020. The statement read 'All candidates that registered for the 2020 Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Post UTME Screening Exercise are hereby informed that the new dates for the exercise are as follows: - Ile-Ife Centre: 27th February, 2021 – 3rd March, 2021 (On OAU and Moro Campuses) - Abuja Centre: 6th March, 2021 (JAMB CBT Centre, Bwari, Abuja) Screening slips (containing actual dates and venue for each candidate) can be printed from http://admissions.oauife.edu.ng from 14th February, 2021 (By logging on to your profile page). RELATED:  OAU sets February 8 as resumption date,to hold online, physical classes  All candidates are enjoined to adhere to their schedules and strictly comply with al...

  As President Joe Biden took his oath of office Wednesday, brining the Trump era to a close after the most tumultuous presidential transition in living memory, world leaders and top officials, along with ordinary people across the globe, looked on with rapt attention, and in many cases cautious optimism. Some leaders and officials have reached out to embrace the incoming Biden administration, offering congratulations speaking of their hopes for cooperation, especially on issues that fell by the wayside under Trump, such as climate change. Most took a reserved tone, but a few, including among U.S. rivals, were more vociferous.

Consequent of FG directive,OAU has announced resumption,this is the full gist; OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR         OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY                                         ILE-IFE, NIGERIA Our Reference: RO.2/Vol.VII/170                             www.oauife.edu.ng                                                                                                                                                 ...

Lawal Shereef Uganda’s election commission on Saturday declared incumbent Yoweri Museveni the winner of the presidential election, extending his 35-year rule as his main rival,Robert Kyagulanyi  alleged fraud and urged citizens to reject the result. Museveni won 5.85 million votes, or 58.64 percent, of the total while main opposition candidate Bobi Wine won 3.48 million votes or 34.83 percent, the electoral commission said in a televised news conference. READ MORE:  Why has Bobrisky been ranting online recently,check to see ‘Under siege’: Uganda’s Bobi Wine says military raids home Uganda’s Wine claims poll win despite lead for Museveni “The electoral commission declares Yoweri Museveni … elected president of the republic of Uganda,” said election commission chairman Justice Simon Mugenyi Byabakama. Wine, 38, galvanised young Ugandans with his calls for political change and pledged to end what he calls dictatorship and widespread corruption. Security personnel and ...

In an effort to salvage the remaining IR knowledge in International relations students,a graduate of the department of International relations,OAU and also a former Assistant Editor-in-Chief of our news agency  Diplomatic Suites News Agency   with pen name Absol has offered to awaken the love for diplomacy in students,here is his address to IR enthusiasts,you can also join his discussion in the link below. 'I may not be able to directly relate to a strike as long as this as I don't think I experienced this long break from academic environment during the course of my program on OAU Campus. However, I know how traumatic and frustrating it can be for school to be closed down, especially its unquantifiable negative impacts on the academic performance as I also experienced minor internal strikes. It is on that note and with the passion to make you and I remain within the corridors of the knowledge of International Relations that I have created this group with no ulterio...

Lawal Shereef Branches of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) after assessing their various institutions have said that the various Universities aren't safe for reopening. READ ALSO!!:  OAU set to decide resumption date on January 19th While responding to the National Universities Commission (NUC)'s directive that Universities could resume January 18th,several ASUU chapters have said that it's almost impossible for Covid 19 protocols to be adhered to in classrooms and hostels. ASUU said although its members  were ready to start work, government had not put measures in place for safe reopening of the schools. ASUU’s concern came amid coronavirus cases and deaths, which rose to 99,063 and 1,350  respectively on Saturday. The union Chairman at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Osun State, Dr Adeola Egbedokun said  classroom and hostel situations in universities did not in any way conform with  COVID-19 protocols. Egbedokun further said no prep...

Lawal Shereef Obafemi Awolowo University has arisen the hopes of many of it's students as it's PRO declared that resumption date would be announced after a University Senate meeting on Tuesday,19th of January. Students of the University have been expecting a circular or resumption notice from the University since the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) called off it's 9 months strike on 23rd of December 2020. READ ALSO!!:  Why is Bobrisky trending on Social Media OAU Peeps News Agency  in a telephone conversation with the university Public Relations Officer, Mr Abiodun Olanrewaju earlier today (Thursday), was able to gather that it is unlikely that students would be asked to resume back to school before the speculated date of 18th January.    The university PRO disclosed that the Senate of the University has a sitting scheduled for the 19th of January and the resumption of academic activities is expected to be one of the top issues that would...

Tosin Due to personal reasons I would say , Bobrisky's literally created a video spelling out this Is A New year and so ladies should take heed of her advice when it comes to relationship matters Check out the video,and see if what she says actually counts! I know you would be delighted to view the full gist ... Check the video out.. Click  here  to check the video on Instagram P.S: Undilutedly , Bobrisky's View is quite personal to her! What works for A  might not possible work for B...I would personally advice you ,to go for what works for you! Not what works for the crowd! I stop here( am crossing the ethics of my work) Thanks ,do well to drop your comment in the required section

  No fewer than 2,311 persons have already signed a petition calling for the sacking of the FCMB Managing Director,Adam Nuru over his alleged affair with a former worker of the bank, Moyo Thomas. The petition is also asking the Central Bank of Nigeria and the FCMB board to dismiss Nuru on ethical grounds.  A cross-section of Nigerians have also condemned the FCMB Managing Director over the alleged affair, which reportedly made Thomas depressed and eventually led to his death.   An estate company officer narrated that he had gone to inspect the house in which Thomas lived in Magodo and was surprised that he was alone at home and lying on the bed. He said, “No one is as shocked at this #FCMB issue as I am. Tunde Thomas lived in one of the properties the company I work for manages in Magodo. I saw him two weeks prior to his death, he looked depressed then but he told me he had just woken up. I noticed that he was alone in the house. “His children's bedroom l...

 The Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Mrs Folasade Adefisayo on  Monday in a statement by the Head, Public Affairs, Ministry of Education, Kayode Abayomi announced that the Lagos State Government has ordered all public and private schools in the state to reopen for the second term of 2020/21 academic session from Monday, January 18, 2021. In the statement titled, ‘All public and private schools in Lagos State to resume 18th January 2021’, schools were also asked to make virtual learning available. She said this was in line with the Federal Government’s directive coupled with the second wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic. ALSO READ!!:     Universities and their football club equivalent “All public and private schools below the tertiary level in Lagos State should be reopened for the second term 2020/21 academic session from Monday, 18th of January, 2021. “Schools should have flexible plans where students and teachers who feel sick can teach or learn...

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) chapter of the  Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has sanctioned 240 members for enrolling on the federal government’s Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS) initiative opposed by the union. The resolution, which was arrived at during the ASUU-UNILAG congress held on December 29, 2020, was signed by Dele Ashiru, the union’s chairman at the varsity, and Olusegun Samuel, its secretary. READ ALSO!!:  Selected Universities and their equivalent football clubs The varsity’s chapter of the union said the sanctioned lecturers can no longer be trusted by ASUU members to hold any position within the institution. The union added that those sanctioned would also no longer enjoy the support and votes of its members where necessary in the future. “As a consequence of their actions and the implications as described above, it is hereby resolved unanimously by the Congress of ASUU-UNILAG held on December 29, 2020 that ...