SSOHIS TALES

Welcome, fellow students, to a pressing issue that affects us all: transportation. Whether we live near or far, each day poses a challenge in commuting to and from our esteemed institution. It is disheartening to witness how unfairly motorists treat us, subjecting us to unjust treatment. Moreover, the recent removal of the petroleum subsidy has further exacerbated the transportation difficulties throughout the country. In this blog post, we will delve into the trials and tribulations we face as student commuters, highlight the need for change, and propose a potential solution that can alleviate our daily struggles. The Daily Struggles: From the crack of dawn till the end of the day, transportation woes haunt us. Mornings, especially on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, are riddled with chaos. Prices soar for no apparent reason, and even when buses are available, they can hardly accommodate the large student population. The subsidy removal has only compounded these issues, making our a...

Today, our student society welcomed its newly elected executives, who were officially inaugurated in a ceremony that marked the beginning of a new chapter for our student society. With fresh ideas and a renewed sense of purpose, our new leaders are poised to take our department to new heights of success. we gathered to celebrate the transition of leadership in our department, as we welcomed our newly elected executives and bid farewell to their predecessors. The ceremony was a momentous occasion, as we recognized the contributions of our outgoing leaders and looked ahead to the exciting plans our new team has in store.   The inauguration ceremony was a joyous occasion as the newly elected executives were introduced to the public and received their official responsibilities. The ceremony started with an introduction by the outgoing executives, who acknowledged their accomplishments and welcomed the new leaders.   The new executive team includes ; THE PRE...

DR. ADENIJI STEPHEN A.K.A  Kabiyesi     Kabiyesi oooooo, We, your students, would like to extend our warmest congratulations on your recent achievement of being awarded your PhD degree. This is a tremendous accomplishment and we are thrilled to celebrate this milestone with you. Your dedication and hard work throughout your academic journey have been an inspiration to us all. We have watched you balance your research, teaching and other responsibilities with grace and determination. We have learned so much from you not only in terms of the course content, but also about the importance of perseverance and resilience in pursuing our own goals. As your students, we feel privileged to have been taught by someone who is not only knowledgeable, but also passionate about their field of study. Your enthusiasm and curiosity have sparked our own love for learning and have motivated us to strive for excellence. We are grateful for the countless hours you have spent guiding us, an...

The most anticipated match in the department kicked off at about 12:30 on Monday 23rd January, 2022. The Finals of the HOD's cup was against the 200l defending Champions by the 300l who were obviously leading the Table with 2 points.  200L scored their first goal in the first half while 300L retaliated in the second half and this even made the atmosphere more tensed. The match ended 1-1 and resulted in penalty.  However, 300l lost the penalty by loosing two goals.   300L(Silver Medalist) Manager: Edo boy. Captain: Mahrez 200L Team (Gold Medalist) Manager: Faramade Captain: Posi Here are beautiful moments captured after the victory. Manager of the Tournament, Faramade and Assistant Caleb R-L     Indomitable Captain Posi wearing a broad Smile and SSOHIS Duke on his funny Cap. Here we have the Champions in a group photo. Find the ssohis Duke and you'll laugh. 200L HOC, Jhayne Zoey. Sports director, Comrade Da Silver with the golden Cup. Is plentyyyyy.   Speaki...

We tend to consider productivity to be a never ending search for something more. More output, more results, more optimization, more meetings, more things checked off to-do lists. More efficiency. But always being busy is in itself a major distraction from the things that actually touch us, that make us happy. We humans think that what we call “being productive” should automatically fill their void. The hole that they feel eating them away. But, sure enough, it never does. Creating things, achieving things, taking things off to-do lists are all activities that feel amazing a first. It’s like a drug. But we risk ending up focusing so much more on productivity than on what’s really going on underneath ourselves. We keep busy because we actually avoid looking at what’s steaming inside, at how we really think about ourselves. We sacrifice our social lives, our romantic lives, our family life at the altar of checking things off lists and letting this define who you are. We ten...

  The prejudice that permeates most art-related disciplines is no longer breaking news. starting with the family, which is the foundational unit of society. Parents are adamant about encouraging their children to enroll in non-art courses because they believe nothing positive can ever result from them, or perhaps because they believe there are no professionals of any kind to be found there. Art is all we do in its whole, including the way we live, move, and exist. It is simple to downplay the value of the arts in a world where everyone is obsessed with technology, yet even in these seemingly unrelated fields, the arts nonetheless play a crucial role that cannot be overstated. unlike every other field, art is the mother of all disciplines. Let's examine the historical discipline, which spans several disciplines, because it is the queen of them all. Like a lens, history provides the ideal perspective into the past to obfuscate the present and the future. Man's capa...

     To Omotolani, After all this time, I'm writing to you to let you know that I am aware of your unspoken concerns and that you are making an effort to maintain your composure. I am able to look behind your quiet and also the load, the regrets, the failures, and the hope. Unfortunately, I'm traveling because I'm looking for a reason. My focus may seem to be elsewhere, but I can see. After suffering comes development, and as the seed of insight grows, I am able to perceive the struggle against the odds and the yearning to get out of this quicksand.   I observe the daily race against time that society is forcing us to participate in while our race is left behind and pushed to emerge from an unfavorable soil. I observe every damaged soul running away from the source of inner peace.    I'm writing to let you know that I've embarrassed manhood by crying for love for the first time and suffering heartbreak as all the memories I've made are drowned to prevent ag...