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‘I Don’t See Coming Back to the Department as Regressing at All,’ NASELS President Affirms.

Oritsejolomisan Edun The New Captain of NASELS A new session, a new administration! Meet Precious, popularly known as SpongeBob, the President of the National Association of Students of English and Literary Studies (NASELS). In a conversation with NASELS Communication Bureau, she talks about her journey as a student, leadership, and her plans for the association. If there’s anything Precious is, it’s audacious and service! What does the new administration have in store for NASELSites? Let’s find out. First things first, could you introduce yourself and briefly tell us about your journey in the Department of English? My name is Komolafe Precious Inioluwa, a Part 4 student of English, and I am the President of the National Association of Students of English and Literary Studies. My journey started just like that of any other fresher. I remember walking to the lobby of the department on my first day with my school bag and nervousness. I couldn’t speak to anyone and at that mome...

NCB Awards Active Members, Ushers in New Editorial Board

Adesewa Awofadeju On Thursday, 17th September 2026, the NASELS Communication Bureau (NCB) held its end-of-session hangout and handover ceremony at Alex Duduyemi. The event marked the transition to a new leadership and celebrated members who had committed themselves to active service in the Bureau. The event began with an opening prayer led by the outgoing Managing Editor, Mercy Olabiyi, followed by a games session anchored by the outgoing Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Mercy Ojegbola. It was a memorable moment as members present participated actively in the games and created lasting memories together. The games session was followed by farewell messages from the outgoing Editor-in-Chief, Peace Olaoye, and her Deputy, Mercy Ojegbola. Olaoye commended members, both present and absent, who had committed themselves to active service, encouraging them to maintain their good performance under the incoming administration. Ojegbola also encouraged members to work together effectively with ...

‘Focus More on Your Strengths Rather Than on What Divides You,’ DSA Charges Newly Inaugurated Students’ Union Leaders

Oritsejolomisan Edun The Dean during his welcome address The newly elected executives of the 2025/26 Great Ife Students’ Union were inaugurated on Friday, 11th September 2026, at Oduduwa Hall, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, with the Dean of the Division of Student Affairs, Professor J.O. Odedire, charging the new leaders to focus on their strengths and what unites them. The inauguration began with the national anthem, followed by the Great Ife Students’ Anthem. Following these, the Dean of the Division of Student Affairs, Professor J.O. Odedire gave the welcome address. He recognised the presence of principal officers and distinguished guests at Great Ife, including the Vice Chancellor, Professor A.S. Bamire; the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration), Professor E.O. Akinfala; the Provost of the Postgraduate College, Professor A.O. Ilesanmi; the Provost of the College of Health Sciences, Professor Bernice Adegbehingbe; and the Chairman of the Security Committee of t...

ECONASELS Inaugurates New Executives, Elects New NSRC Members

Oritsejolomisan Edun The elected NASELS executives taking their oath On Thursday, 10th September 2026, the Electoral Commission of the National Association of Students of English and Literary Studies (ECONASELS) inaugurated the newly elected NASELS executives and the NASELS Representative Council (NSRC), following the election of the NSRC. The NSRC election was conducted to elect the clerk, deputy speaker, and speaker of the House, who would be Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 students, respectively. Only one honourable each showed interest in these offices: Alade Eniola (Goldie) for the position of clerk, Kukoyi Miriam (Hon. Okikiolami) as deputy speaker, and Adepoju Adetola (Hon. Danny) as speaker. All the representatives vying for membership of the House were asked to submit their transcripts to prove their eligibility for the role. After checking the transcripts, they were deemed eligible. Following Article II, Section 25, Subsection V of the NASELS Constitution, which states, ‘First ...

3RD FACULTY OF ARTS DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI LECTURE HIGHLIGHTS VALUE OF FORMAL MUSIC EDUCATION

By Oyewoade Isaac On the 2nd of July 2026, the Faculty of Arts held its 3rd Faculty Distinguished Alumni Lecture titled "Versatility of Formal Education in Music," delivered by Lanre Delano. The event also witnessed the announcement of the donation of two Allen organs worth about ₦25 million by the guest lecturer and renewed calls for improved infrastructure within the Faculty. The programme began with a musical presentation by the Department of Music, followed by the recognition of dignitaries, including the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Simeon Bamire, and other invited guests. The National Anthem and the university anthem were subsequently rendered. Delivering the welcome address, the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Professor Gbenga Fasiku, appreciated the Faculty's alumni for their continued support and disclosed that Mr. Delano had donated two Allen organs to the Department of Music. The Dean also highlighted the Faculty's infrastructural challenges, noting that incre...

ACJOAU HOLDS INTER-NEWS AGENCY ORATORY CONTEST

By Olaoye Oluwapelumi The third edition of the ACJOAU Inter-News Agency Oratory Contest happened on April 25th, 2026. The event which held at EDB 317 began with an opening prayer led by the Editor-in-chief for OAU Kilonsele. This was immediately followed by the rendition of the school's anthem. Thereafter, Esther Olatimehin, the President of ACJOAU, delivered an opening speech where she talked about the birth of the oratory contest and introduced the distinguished panel of judges. The panel featured Coach Ajake, the president of the OAU debate team, and Isaiah Adepoju, the author of Happiness is a Sickle Kinikan in my Belly. Nine news agencies participated in the contest including the ICONS Organisation, ASPOB Conglomerate, InFocus News Agency, KOWEE News Agency, NAPSS OAU Press Team, NASELS Communication Bureau, Great Ife Network, OAU Kilonsele, and OAU PEEPS. Each organisation was represented by two members. Modalities were already set for the contest but it was unexpectedly res...

4 NASELSITES CLINCH ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS AT FACULTY OF ARTS CONFERENCE AND AWARDS CEREMONY

By Oritsejolomisan Edun The Faculty of Arts commenced its week-long programme on Monday, 22 June 2026, with activities culminating in a conference and award ceremony held on Wednesday, 24 June 2026. The event, tagged Artisphere 2026 and themed ‘Media, Technology and Leadership: Advancing Democratic Accountability in the Digital Age,’ brought together academics, media professionals, public officials, and students to discuss the role of digital tools and civic participation in strengthening democratic accountability. One of the highlights of the event was the presentation of awards to the most outstanding students across departments based on academic performance and cumulative grade point average (CGPA). Among the award recipients were four students from the Department of English: Abiola Oyindamola (Part 4), Edun Oritsejolomisan (Part 3), Azeez Azeezat (Part 2), and Aworeni Oluwabusayomi (Part 2). DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH CELEBRATES OUTSTANDING STUDENTS In a release issued by the...

EXPERTS STRESS DIGITAL ACCOUNTABILITY AT FASA ARTISPHERE 2026

By Oritsejolomisan Edun The Faculty of Arts commenced its week-long celebration on Monday, 22 June 2026. The week tagged Artisphere 2026 featured a conference and award ceremony on Wednesday, 24 June 2026, themed ‘Media, Technology and Leadership: Advancing Democratic Accountability in the Digital Age.’ The event brought together academics, media professionals, public officials, and students to discuss the role of digital tools and civic participation in strengthening accountability. The event opened with an address by Amos O. Bewaji, popularly known as Kizer, President of the Faculty of Arts Students’ Association (FASA). ‘Today is not just another day in the series of activities. It is a moment of reflection, engagement, recognition and celebration. A moment where ideas and experience, great leadership and responsibility meet, where excellence is applauded in the presence of all,’ he said, as he began his remark. He added that the conference and award ceremony formed a significan...