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INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO BE HUMAN
By Deborah Ojo They thought about rules and wars; they knew fights were inevitable.
THE UNIVERSITY IS MORE THAN A DEGREE: ARE WE LEARNING INTEGRITY?
By Blessing Favour One issue that deserves attention is the growing concern about dishonesty among students, particularly in their financial dealings with parents, guardians, relatives, and other people who support them.
A Month Down the Runway: The Unfiltered Journey of A Psychology Student Who Emerged as Mr UI Exquisite
By Faith Ajewole So, my family was the first in my head besides the people that were present on that day, that I wanted to reach out to. I cried.
BEYOND THE BALLOT: THE CHOICE WE MAKE AND THE LEADER WE GET
By Fawunmi Elizabeth Winning an election grants someone the opportunity to serve; it does not place them above questions or criticism.
SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER: WASH DAY MUST-HAVES
By Deborah Ojo The duo of shampoo and conditioner is irreplaceable as one cleanses and the other protects.
TRIBE ASSEMBLY AND LEGACIES
By Deborah Ojo The event kicked off slowly as Chef Baj prepared his dishes, mats were laid out, finalists were seen around the faculty, and the DJ set the atmosphere with music.
NAPS WEEK KICKS OFF WITH THE OPENING CEREMONY
By FeBi The host, Sharon, had to ask, “Y’all don’t want to go?” Yes, because it was an interesting one.
INTERVIEW WITH ELATUROTI MOJUBAOLUWA ESTHER, AN ASPIRANT FOR THE POSITION OF NAPS'UI AGS
By Ayomiposi Ajayi My name is Elaturoti Mojubaoluwa Esther.
INTERVIEW WITH ANUOLUWAPO ODEWALE DORCAS, AN ASPIRANT FOR THE OFFICE OF NAPS ASSISTANT GENERAL SECRETARY
By FeBi I'm not blaming them, just pointing out the error. They probably didn't know too.
INTERVIEW WITH AN ASPIRANT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SECRETARY— MISS OPEYOKUN GOODNESS OLUWABUKUNMI
By Okunade Laylah I also thought of the best way to carry out these said opinions and I came to the conclusion that going for a political post is the best way to achieve these goals.
INTERVIEW WITH TAIWO JESULAYOMI LYDIA, AN ASPIRANT FOR THE OFFICE OF NAPS PRESIDENT
by Adekunle Queen I will be able to delegate duties to any member of my executive team. I can't remember all of them word for word right now...
INTERVIEW WITH IKE CHINEYE CECILIA, AN ASPIRANT FOR NAPS VICE PRESIDENT ROLE
by Deborah Ojo Yes, last session I did run for the post of AGS and I lost. This session I'm vying for the VP position. I believe that leadership requires great service, and losing didn't discourage my drive to still serve NAPS
MEET YOUR NAPS VICE- PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE— EMMANUEL ALADEDUNYE
by Fawunmi Elizabeth How accessible do you intend to be to students after the election? That is how do you intend to make sure that the opinion of ordinary students are heard, not just those of your close friends, coursemates or close supporters
FIGHTING THE STIGMA OF SICKLE CELL
By FeBi Fight the thoughts that could silently make you want to label, stereotype or discriminate a warrior and one by one we are making the world a better place.
THE TIME CONSUMER IS OUR LOVER
By Fawunmi Elizabeth What makes it dangerous is that it rarely feels like we are wasting time. We see it as entertainment, a way to relax, catch up with friends or simply take a break from the pressure of school. But those little moments can gradually become hours.
WALKING FOR LIFE: UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN TAKES A STAND AGAINST SUICIDE
By Agbor Blessing Favour These pressures may seem ordinary to an outsider, but for a student already struggling emotionally, they can become overwhelming
THE SURVIVAL’S CUP MATCH
By Asukwo Rose Both sides played with real intensity from the opening whistle, trading chances in a tightly fought spell. Psychology broke the deadlock through Adegbulugbe Ohunrere. Maths/STE leveled matters before the break,
RECIPE FOR FISH SOUP
By Ojo Deborah After that, we'll wash the intestines out and pray that it is not from a vendor who preserves fish with dye.
WHY WE TRUST CONFIDENT PEOPLE (EVEN WHEN THEY ARE WRONG)
By Victor Alawode THE CONFIDENCE HEURISTIC. This is simply the tendency to equate how sure a person sounds to how right they actually are.
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