Interviewer: Please introduce yourself.UIMSA General Secretary: My name is Jaachima Nwagbara. I’m a 500-level medical student, an Igbo young lady from Abia state. I grew up in the northern part of Nigeria, Kaduna state to be precise. I am currently serving the Association as the General Secretary. Interviewer: How was life like growing up as an Igbo girl in Kaduna?UIMSA General Secretary: Well, I think just the fact that I wasn’t exposed to my culture a lot. Nobody around me…

Date of interview: 08-03-2021 Interviewer: Good evening, my name is Napoleon Tejiri. I am from the University of Ibadan Medical Students’ Association Press. I will be asking you a few questions. Can we know you? Odeleke Omotola: Hi Tejiri, Good evening. It’s nice being here talking to you. My name is Odeleke Mariam Omotola. I am a 300 level Medicine and Surgery at the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan. I often describe myself as an ambivert, a feminist and…

The University of Ibadan Medical Student Association (UIMSA), twice as tall, is renown amongst her peers for her giant strides. The association celebrated her diamond anniversary the previous year. This year she is blessed with her 61st set of executives. We will be introducing to you one of the current executives, fasten your belt as you learn about an executive of the giant of Africa. Interviewer: Good afternoon. Can you please introduce yourself? UIMSA vice-president: My name is Eniola Akinnuoye.…

Your own personal, cheerleader, rooting for you and boosting your confidence every step of the way – that would be our ideal inner voice, but in reality, more often than not what we get is an inner critic. According to a study published in Nature Communications, the average person has 6,000 thoughts each day. That’s a lot going on inside our heads, and it would be fair to say that not all of them are going to be positive and…

Randomly scrolling through twitter on March 2, comments were littered all over the timeline on how patient and articulate a certain Claire was. Now here’s the thing with Twitter trends or conversations – you would always feel completely lost if you didn’t follow through the conversation from the beginning leading up to making it popular on the Twitter streets; well on some days you’re lucky enough to catch up on it by going through random tweets on the matter or…

MONEY IS NOT IMPORTANT? The importance of money to every Nigerian cannot be overemphasized. Money is not everything but it might just be able to get you almost everything. Money cannot get you an extra life but it can of course make your life much better. It is better to cry in a Bugatti than to cry in a motorcycle. Do not let anyone fooling you into thinking money is not important. The under listed are some of the pictorial…

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The University of Ibadan Medical Student Association held her elections on the 26th of February,2021.The results of the election was released in the evening of that same day.It was a free and fair election. The results of the election are displayed below. The UIMSA community wishes all the elected leaders a successful tenure. By UIMSA PRESS

The prestigious University of Ibadan Medical Student Association Clinical Press,on the 13th of February,2021,elected a new set of executives who would stir the activities of the organisation for the next academic session.In line with the current situation of events in the College, the outgoing adminstration led by Miss. Sadiku jummai conducted a virtual nomination cum election held on Saturday, 13th February, 2021,through Google meet platform,in the presence of all eligible clinical press members.Following a successful election, Napoleon Tejiri emerged as…

A press night far from the normal – being the first virtual one of its kind, however, the preclinical press still managed to make it work. The virtual gathering started promptly, with the moderator and judges listing out the instructions for the night – aspirants were to turn on their cameras to waist level so dressing could be easily seen and I can’t seem to get the meme about having a wrapper tied under a corporate shirt and tie out…