NIJ Voice

  This is a joint review of Nearly all the men in Lagos are Mad by Tolulope Johnson, Abiola Olarogba, Adeseun Adesina and Ayobami Oladunni Damilare Kuku's  Nearly All The Men In Lagos Are Mad is a collection of 12 fascinating stories that would keep you glued to your seat until you're done reading. From the first story titled "Cuck-Up" which is about a married woman who was been encouraged and cheered on by her husband to engage in extra marital affairs in order to fend for the family financially. Kuku's start out with the first sentence "One night, you will calmly put a knife to your husband's penis and promise to cut it off." would definitely have you engrossed to read further. "The Gigolo from Isale Eko" centered around three best friends who were not only party riders but also promiscuous; going from one marriage to the other for gratification of romantic and career needs. The "Anointed Wife" which is the third story, is more...

Noah Aderoju. Student Affairs Officer, Mrs Esther Eke sitted in front of NIJ Students present at the meeting. PC: Tolulope Ojemuyiwa The Nigerian Institute of Journalism on Wednesday held a first in a long time general meeting between the management staff and the students to address burning issues in the school academics. At the meeting in the school auditorium between 12 noon and 1:30 pm the management reeled out pertinent information about academics, administration, student conducts and answered questions of the students present at the meeting. The Deputy Provost, Dr Dele Omojuyigbe, after the short address by the Provost stated key information that the students need to remember as long as they are student of the institute to lay foundation for the discussion of the day. He reminded them of the importance of early school fees payment, academic regulations of compulsory atleast 70% attendance and no malpractice, the need for appropriate dressing in the school campus and followi...