OAU Kilonshele News Outfit

Akinade Peter On May 31, 2025, the Ace Hall at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, was filled with excitement as students and health professionals gathered for the Health Storytellers Summit. The event, themed “The Content Cure: Storytelling as a Tool for Elevating Health Awareness for a Healthier Tomorrow,” brought together medical and non-medical participants to learn how storytelling can improve health education. The summit featured a strong lineup of panelists, including Dr. Racheal Babayomi (The Jovial Dentist), Dr. Abraham Akinbami (The African Dentist), Dr. Isaac Adeyemi, and Dr. Ifeoluwa Adetula. The keynote speaker was Dr. Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, a medical doctor and health storyteller with 2.4 million followers on X (formerly Twitter). Aproko Doctor captivated the audience with his relatable and inspiring talk. He explained how he uses storytelling to make complex health topics easy to understand, especially in Nigeria where myths...

Esther Olatunji Second-year Law students at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) recently held a camping awareness campaign to support their classmate, Mutmainah Oladosu, who is critically ill with chronic kidney disease. Mutmainah is receiving treatment at ABUAD Multi-System Hospital and urgently needs a kidney transplant. The total cost for the transplant and follow-up care is estimated at ₦40 million ($25,000 USD), an amount beyond what her family can afford. The students organized the campout to raise awareness and funds to help cover these medical expenses. The Class Governor expressed gratitude for the solidarity shown by the students and encouraged everyone to help spread the word and support Mutmainah. Two other students shared their feelings about Mutmainah’s condition. Ayorinde Gideon said, “Mutmainah is one of us. If not for her health, she’d be in Part Two. It’s heartbreaking to see her unable to continue her studies. We appeal to the student community to help in an...

Adebimpe Oluwatofunmi Bello AbdulHameed Bolaji is a Part 4 student of Religious Studies and Education at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). He currently serves as an honourable representing the Faculty of Education in the GreatIfe Student Representative Council (SRC). In a recent interview, he shared his thoughts on campus politics, student challenges, and his role as a student leader. When asked about the recent student ID card controversy on campus, Ridwan expressed full support for the student union’s protests. He explained that many students have been harassed outside the university because they lack proper identification. Even during CBT exams on campus, students are required to show ID, yet obtaining this ID is a stressful process. Students must print their course forms and get signatures from their heads of department, which Ridwan describes as “ stressful and uncalled for. Despite raising these concerns repeatedly with school management, no effective action was taken...

The Department of Chemistry at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has launched the Smart Chemistry Project, an initiative designed to improve scientific education, research, and real-life problem-solving. The project was unveiled during the department’s first alumni meeting and fundraising event, attended by alumni, guests, and faculty members. The Smart Chemistry Project aims to turn the department into a centre for excellence in teaching, research, and innovation. According to the Dean of the Faculty of Science, Professor Adeyinka Adesina, the project will provide modern laboratory equipment, hands-on training, and encourage students to think critically and creatively. He said this will help students tackle real-world problems and support national development through science and innovation. Professor Adesina explained that the project is not just about infrastructure, but about helping students learn, innovate, and lead. The goal is to give students the skills and tools needed for mode...

Akinade Peter Ayomide On the night of May 18 to 19, 2025, thieves attacked a hostel in Moremi Estate, Ile-Ife, Osun State. The robbers broke into seven of the twenty rooms, injured one student with a cutlass, and stole phones, laptops, and PlayStations. The attack left students scared and worried about their safety. Two students, Yakub and Samuel, spoke about their experience. Samuel said he was sleeping when he heard loud noises outside. “I heard people trying to break a door. Someone said they were armed robbers,” he said. Yakub said the robbers only got into seven rooms because the students quickly warned each other. “I woke up because it was hot, and I heard noise getting louder. We sent messages on our WhatsApp group to call for help,” he said. The robbers climbed over barbed wires and cut the electric fence to enter the hostel. They did not speak to the students directly, but Yakub said they used his farm cutlass to hurt his neighbor. The neighbor has been treated and...

Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel Ife Architecture Students’ Association (IFASA) at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, held its annual summit, tagged Summit 2.0, on Monday, May 19, 2025, at the Ajose Lecture Theatre. The event, themed “Beyond Build,” brought together students from all levels in the Department of Architecture, including postgraduate students, as well as lecturers and professors from the department. The summit opened with a welcome address by Professor A.D. Ajiboye, Head of the Department of Architecture, who greeted guests and introduced members of staff present, including Professor Osasona, Professor Dolapo Amole, and Professor Ilesanmi, the Deputy Provost of the Postgraduate College, among others. Favor Oyekan, President of IFASA, also welcomed everyone and highlighted some activities that took place before the summit, such as a campus cleaning exercise in partnership with Plug in Nigeria on May 10 and a marathon race and sports fiesta on May 17. A panel ses...

Adebimpe Oluwatofunmi  The Education Students Association of Nigeria, Obafemi Awolowo University (ESAN OAU), through the Office of the General Secretary, recently hosted Brandthrive 2.0-an empowerment program themed "Unlocking Your Potential: Navigating Identity, Purpose, and Impact in a Dynamic World." The event, held on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at the Faculty of Technology Lecture Theatre, OAU, Ile-Ife, aimed to inspire students to discover and maximize their personal and professional potential. The event began on a lively note as the master of ceremonies engaged attendees with games and introduced key guests, protocol officials, and members of the media. This interactive start helped set a positive and welcoming tone for the day. One of the speakers, Arch. Adeleke Adedayo (CEO, Weforte MultiChoice) , opened his session by challenging students with a thought-provoking question: “What do you want people to know you for?” He advised participants not to start a brand they canno...

Emiola Oluwaseun Following the Nigerian Communications Commission’s (NCC) increase in tariffs for calls, SMS, and data earlier this year, many Nigerians have expressed frustration over the added financial burden. Students at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, are feeling the impact deeply, as rising data costs threaten their academic work and daily lives.   Joy Abioye, a final-year student in the Faculty of Education, shared how the data hike has slowed her research progress. “I can’t access the internet anytime I need, which delays my work,” she said. To cope, Joy switched to a cheaper network, but this has increased her monthly expenses. “I now have to take money from my feeding and transportation allowances to pay for data,” she explained. Joy believes more can be done by both network providers and the school management to ease the burden on students. She recalled her days in Akintola Hall of Residence last session, where they had access to free internet thro...

Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel The Obafemi Awolowo University Medical Students’ Association (IFUMSA) held its sixth Doctors’ Plus Summit on Monday, May 12, 2025, at NACETEM Hall, OAU, Ile-Ife. The event, themed "The Future of Medicine: Artificial Intelligence and Beyond," brought together students and experts to discuss how technology is changing healthcare. The summit started at 10 a.m. with an opening ceremony led by Professor Salako, Dean of Clinical Sciences. He welcomed participants and encouraged students to embrace new skills. Ayobami Miracle Olajuyigbe, president of IFUMSA, also gave an opening speech, highlighting the importance of the summit for future doctors. The event featured an abstract session with three student presenters. Toluwase Ogundipe spoke on "Artificial Intelligence Vaccination," Abdulbasit Opeyemi discussed "AI Chatbots vs YouTube Learning: Which Medium is More Effective for Medical Education?" and Kabiawu Yetunde prese...

A landlord at Oduduwa Estate has been reported for allegedly slapping Awe Mercy Ikeoluwa, a female student and Speaker of the Department of Public Administration, during a dispute over utility payments and living conditions on the property. According to student who witnessed the incident, the altercation occurred around 11:30 a.m. during a meeting between the landlord and tenants. The meeting was called after electricity to the compound, which houses over 15 students, was disconnected due to unpaid bills. Students say they had already paid their rent and were upset about being asked to contribute additional money to restore power. A witness said that during the meeting, Mercy Ikeoluwa spoke up against the landlord’s demand for more money and also raised concerns about the poor condition of the building, including a leaking roof that the landlord had ignored. It was at this moment that the landlord reportedly slapped her. The same witness also reported a history of similar issues with t...

Adebimpe Oluwatofunmi A group of Religion Studies students from the Department of Religious Studies at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, known as NASSOR recently visited the Osun-Osogbo River in Osogbo, Osun State, as part of an educational excursion organized by their department’s management. The trip aimed to deepen students’ understanding of local history, culture, and religious practices associated with the Osun Sacred Grove. Upon arrival at the grove, students observed a variety of monkeys and fed them bananas. A tour guide welcomed the group at the entrance and led them through the site, sharing historical and cultural insights about the Osun River, which is believed to have existed for over 600 years. According to the guide, the grove covers 70 hectares and is surrounded by 25 buffer zones. Visitors were advised not to harm the animals, as the animals are not expected to harm humans. The guide recounted the story of a hunter named Oguntimeyin, who is said t...

Orisatomi Aminat The Association of Campus Journalists at Obafemi Awolowo University held its 2025 International Campus Journalism Conference on Saturday, May 3, 2025, at the BOOC Lecture Theatre, Ile-Ife. The event, themed "Media for Development: The Media as a Tool for Innovative Drive and Socio-Political Economic Transformation," brought together students and media professionals to discuss the role of the media in society. The conference featured keynote speaker Femi Adesina, former Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to ex-President Muhammadu Buhari. Adesina spoke about how the media can drive innovation and foster social and economic change. He explained that media for development means using platforms like radio and television to promote positive change in communities. He highlighted the importance of sharing information, empowering people, and holding leaders accountable. Adesina also gave examples, such as community radio and digital platforms, as tools...

Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel Members of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) community have raised concerns about a decline in the university’s standards in academics, infrastructure, and student welfare. Recent reports and student feedback indicate that the university’s current state does not match its previous reputation. OAU, once regarded as one of Nigeria’s top universities, has seen changes in its rankings. For example, OAU is currently ranked 4th in Nigeria and 1658th globally, according to EduRank. In some recent rankings, the university placed 10th in Nigeria and 1501 globally, while the University of Ibadan and University of Lagos remain higher in the list. However, OAU’s Real Estate programme was recently ranked the best in Africa. Students have expressed dissatisfaction with the academic experience. A second-year sociology student said the quality of teaching is not as high as expected, with many lecturers sending PDF materials instead of providing detailed exp...

Ifeoluwa Lambe  OAU Kilonshele News Agency emerged as the first runner-up at the second Inter-News Agencies Oratory Contest, organized by the Association of Campus Journalists, Obafemi Awolowo University (ACJOAU), on Thursday, May 1, 2025, at the First Bank Lecture Theatre. The contest started at 11 a.m. and featured participants from seven campus news agencies: OAUPeeps, OAU Kilonshele, InFocus, Great Ife Network, The Lens, ASPOB, and NCB. Each speaker addressed the topic, “The Influence of Journalism on Political Polarization.” Ifeoluwa Lambe represented OAU Kilonshele. His strong and clear presentation earned him second place. His presentation, along with others, addressed how journalism affects political discussions. The ACJOAU Public Relations Officer served as the Master of Ceremony. Other association executives were also present. In his opening remarks, ACJOAU President Olabode Oluwafemi said the contest started under the previous leadership in 2024. It now serve...

Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel During the recent strike that halted academic activities at the College of Health Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), one student turned the challenge into an opportunity for success. In an exclusive interview with an OAU Kilonshele News Agency correspondent, Osuntoye Sunday Damilare, a 600-level medical student, shared how he made the most of the two-month industrial action to write and publish his first book, An Epistle to Medical Students: Making the Most of the Long Years. The strike began in early February 2025 and lasted over two months. It was caused by a dispute between the Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria (MDCAN) and the university management regarding the implementation of the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) for clinical lecturers. While many students expressed frustration over the disruption to their academic calendar, Osuntoye saw the strike as an unexpected window to focus on a long-held...

Ifeoluwa Lambe More than two months after traffic lights on Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) campus were repainted, they are still not working. This has made the roads on campus more dangerous for everyone. In early February, students and staff saw workers repainting the old traffic lights. Many people hoped this meant the lights would soon start working again. But those hopes have faded, as the lights still do not work. A student said, “When they painted the lights, we thought they would fix them. But nothing has changed. The lights look good, but they are not useful.” The traffic lights at busy places like SUB, Aluta–Faj Annex Road, Road 5 near the Faculty of Agriculture, and the area around the Senate Building are now just colourful poles. They do not help control the growing number of cars and people moving around campus. Because the traffic lights do not work, students often have to run across busy roads. Drivers also move without clear rules, making the roads even mor...

Ifeoluwa Lambe Hezekiah Oluwasanmi Library at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, held its 2025 Library Week from April 22 to 24. The event focused on the theme “ Read, Reflect, React: The Transformative Power of Reading in Personal and National Development .” It included exhibitions, readings, and a public lecture to encourage reading and creativity. On April 23, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, gave the main lecture at the African Centre of Excellence Main Hall. His talk, titled “The Reader’s Journey: Navigating National Development through the Lens of Literacy,” explained how reading helps people become informed and supports the country’s progress. He said, “We can’t build a progressive nation without a literate population,” and encouraged students and teachers to read beyond their school work. The event was hosted by the University Librarian, Dr. (Mrs.) O.A. Fadehan. Many university leaders and library staff from ...

Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel On April 23, 2025, the College of Health Sciences at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) held an event that combined a book launch, a symposium, and a birthday celebration. The event was organized by Sunday Osuntoye, a final-year medical student and author of the newly published book, An Epistle to Medical Students: Making the Most of the Long Years . The gathering included medical students, lecturers, and professors from different departments in the college. The program started with an opening prayer led by Emmanuel Owowolu, a 600-level medical student. After the prayer, Sunday Osuntoye gave the welcome address, explaining the purpose of the event and how he wrote the book. The foreword, written by Dr. Olalekan Olasehinde, a well-known consultant general surgeon and researcher at OAUTHC, was read in his absence by Monisola Adejumobi, a 100-level medical student. Several students then reviewed different chapters of the book. Precious Salako cove...

Abdulkareem Basit Emmanuel Innocent, a final-year student at Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, has been named one of only four recipients worldwide of the prestigious 2024 IEEE Electron Devices Society (EDS) Undergraduate Student Fellowship. According to his LinkedIn post, he is the sole awardee representing the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region. The IEEE EDS Undergraduate Student Fellowship is awarded to undergraduate students who have excellent academic records and a strong interest in pursuing graduate research in electron devices and microelectronics. The fellowship includes a $1,000 scholarship and an award plaque. Innocent’s award plaque was received by the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Obafemi Awolowo University while he was attending the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) 2025 in San Francisco. Innocent shared that he began the application process in July 2024 during his final undergraduate yea...

Esther   Olatunji The Security Council of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) recovered a stolen phone belonging to a student on Wednesday night at the Oduduwa Lecture Theatre (ODLT) on campus. The affected student, who preferred to remain anonymous, recounted the stressful experience. “I was at ODLT attending a lecture and stepped out briefly to get food. When I returned to Captain Cook, I realized my phone was missing from my bag. I panicked immediately and started searching around, other students nearby joined in the search, but we couldn’t find it. Someone then advised me to contact the Security Council", the student said. Upon contacting the Security Council, the student was asked to provide personal details, including their email address and phone number, to assist in tracking the missing device. Using these details, the Council was able to locate the phone with another student on campus. “The student who had the phone claimed he was bringing it to the Students’ Uni...

Abdulkareem Basit  Ibrahim-Khaleel Oladepo, a fourth-year student of Agricultural Economics at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), has spearheaded an initiative that has provided free JAMB e-pins to over 120 students, primarily from the Southwest region of Nigeria.  Khaleel said he launched this initiative after receiving numerous requests from students in need. "Earlier this year, I received numerous requests from students in need and appeals for institutional support for this initiative," he said. Despite economic challenges, his team remained committed to the cause, successfully distributing the free e-pins starting from February 15th.  The recipients expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity, which brought relief and joy to their lives. One of the beneficiaries sent a heartfelt message to Khaleel, expressing their appreciation: "Assalamu alaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh. I just want to thank you for the help you rendered in getting the JAMB e-PIN. Yeah, he has got ...

  Akinade Peter Ayomide The highly anticipated Rybeena and Friends Live in OAU concert failed to deliver, leaving the 5,000-capacity Amphitheatre half-empty and students disappointed. The event, held on Saturday, March 7, was marred by a late start, poor sound quality, and the absence of several advertised artists. The show promoter was later arrested for failing to fulfill the agreed-upon lineup. The concert was promoted for weeks across campus, but the buzz did not translate into a successful event. The show was supposed to start at 4 p.m. but didn't begin until 7 p.m. This delay created a negative atmosphere. The show began with performances by upcoming OAU artists, but attendees reported issues with the sound system, which allegedly amplified the beat over the artists' voices. Many of the expected OAU stars were missing, and the performances were lackluster, with few exceptions. T Famous appeared instead of TML Vibez, who had been advertised. Jo Blaq delivered a notable per...

Abdulkareem Basit  Borno State Governor Babagana Umara Zulum donated ₦50 million on behalf of the Borno State government to support Ramadan activities within the OAU Muslim community. Speaking at the Annual Ramadan Lecture at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Ile-Ife on Sunday, Zulum called upon Muslim faithful to embrace piety, charity, and moderation, as taught in the Holy Qur’an and by the Prophet. Zulum, the Special Guest of Honour at the event, stressed the importance of Ramadan values in building a resilient, patriotic, and charitable Nigerian citizenry. He urged Muslims to remain prayerful, patriotic, and patient throughout Ramadan. He further encouraged the promotion of religious tolerance, engagement in philanthropic activities, and serving as role models for Islam to foster unity and understanding among different faith communities. The lecture, titled "Navigating Economic Difficulties in Nigeria through Reliance on Allah," was delivered by Professor Badmus Olanrew...

  Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel  One year after the tragic death of Olabode Olawuyi, a zookeeper at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), there is still no official report on the circumstances surrounding the incident. This has raised concerns about workplace safety and the handling of the investigation by the university management. Olawuyi, a veterinary technologist, lost his life on February 19, 2024, after being attacked by a lion he had cared for since its birth nine years ago. The incident occurred while he was feeding the lions, and despite efforts by his colleagues, he succumbed to his injuries. Following the attack, the lion was euthanized, and an investigation was ordered by the university. At a workshop held to mark the first anniversary of Olawuyi’s death, Matthew Oluwaniyi, chairman of the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), OAU chapter, expressed disappointment over the delay in releasing the investigation report. He stated, “Regrettably, despite ma...

  Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel  Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has achieved an impressive feat by finishing as the first runner-up at the 2024/2025 CFA Institute Research Challenge National Final. Competing against 26 universities, the event took place on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at the Naval Dockyard Conference Center, Victoria Island, Lagos. The competition is a prestigious global platform that tests students’ skills in financial analysis, equity research, and presentation. It provides participants with real-world experience in investment analysis under the guidance of industry professionals. By securing second place, OAU has earned the opportunity to represent Nigeria at the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) Sub-Regional Competition. In addition to this achievement, OAU’s faculty adviser, Dr. Quadri Adebayo Lawal, was honored with the Faculty Adviser of the Year award for his exceptional mentorship and support to the team. His recognition highlights the university’s...

 Abdulkareem Basit  Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, has been awarded first place in the Best Institutional AI Policy in Higher Education Award (Universities Category) at the inaugural 2025 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Awareness Day in Higher Education. The event, held on Monday, February 17, 2025, was co-hosted by the Virtual Institute for Capacity Building in Higher Education (VICBHE), National Universities Commission (NUC), National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), Okebukola Science Foundation (OSF), and the Association of African Universities (AAU). Professor Emeritus Peter Okebukola, National Coordinator of the 2025 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Awareness Day and former Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), has described Nigeria’s role in the global revolution in Artificial Intelligence as a significant milestone. The national virtual event brought together 856 participants, including heads o...

  Esther Olatunji A ceremony was held at Moremi Hall, Obafemi Awolowo University, to commission a newly donated borehole. The donation was made by Mrs. Akanni, the Hall Warden, and her household, in honor of her dedication to the hall. Dignitaries present included the Dean of Student Affairs, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration) Professor Abayomi Damilola, the Registrar, and other university officials. In his opening remarks, DVC (Administration), Professor Abayomi Daramola, who represented the Vice Chancellor and commissioned the project. commended Mrs. Akanni's generosity, stating that providing water brings blessings. He also urged students to remember their alma mater and give back to their community when they become successful. Residents of Moremi Hall expressed their gratitude for the new borehole, citing reduced stress and increased access to clean water. Adeleke Betty, a resident of Block C, said, "It's a good project. When you're in a position to help peop...

  Mr. Omotayo Adegboyega, an alumnus and philanthropist, through his Omotayo Adegboyega Foundation, has donated eleven million Naira (₦11m) to 110 deserving students of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). The donation occurred during a cheque presentation ceremony. Each student received One Hundred Thousand Naira (₦100,000) to support their education and reduce financial strain. The Vice-Chancellor of OAU, Professor Adebayo Simeon Bamire, expressed his gratitude to Mr. Adegboyega and the Foundation for their commitment to the students' well-being. He urged other alumni to follow this example and contribute to the university's development. Mr. Adegboyega stressed the importance of helping students from disadvantaged backgrounds, stating that education can change society. He hopes the support will help the students succeed academically and give back to society. Professor Saheed Adekilekun, Chairman of the Board of the Foundation, emphasized the role of alumni in promoting instituti...

Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria, hosted a delegation from Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) on February 8, 2025, to explore a collaborative academic and research partnership. The two-day visit involved discussions aimed at fostering collaboration across various fields. The Penn State delegation included Professor Peter Idowu, Mr. Mel White, and Professor Sylvester Osagie. They were welcomed by OAU's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adebayo Simeon Bamire, along with other principal officers. Professor Bamire stressed OAU’s dedication to strategic partnerships that enhance global academic excellence and saw the visit as a step toward collaborative innovation. He mentioned that this partnership aligns with OAU’s mission to tackle modern challenges through shared expertise, creating a bridge between continents and academic traditions with opportunities for research, faculty development, and student exchange programs. The collaboration aims to combine...

 Benjamin Oluwakasayo Emmanuel Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), is appealing to graduates of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) to contribute to the development of their alma mater. She emphasized the importance of alumni giving back to the institution that played a crucial role in their formative years. Dabiri-Erewa made these remarks during a recent meeting in Abuja with the newly elected executive members of the Great Ife Alumni Association, Abuja chapter. In a statement released by Abdur-Rahman Balogun, Director of Media, Public Relations, and Protocols Unit at NiDCOM, Dabiri-Erewa commended the alumni for their continued dedication to OAU and their efforts to support its growth. "I am proud to support this initiative, and I will work with you to make it possible to give back to our great institution. This is a legacy we will all be proud of,” she stated during the meeting.   Dabiri-Erewa, who graduated from the then Univ...

  Esther Olatunji  Students in Blocks G and H of Moremi Hall at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) are facing significant noise pollution, disrupting their need for a peaceful living environment. The tranquility of the area is frequently interrupted by loud music from nearby church programs and parties at the Architecture department. Residents report increased stress, distractions from studying, and sleep deprivation.  A frustrated resident stated, "Moremi is supposed to be a place of rest, but the music is usually too loud. I can literally feel the bass in my room. What happened to using the halls or religious grounds for events?" she noted. Another resident expressed similar concerns, saying, "Noise can never be convenient. I'm not okay with it, and there's nothing I can do," she said.  Roselyn shared her perspective on the noise issue. She explained, "It varies with my mood. The noise isn't terrible; it's music, but on days when I have a headac...