Political Science Students' Press Organization
Consciousness via the pen
The last NAPSS UI Senate sitting was not just another sitting. It was a gathering that exposed a decay in the association. More importantly, it forced an uncomfortable conversation. For …
ONE MAN MOPOL: INSIDE NAPSS UI LEADERSHIP CRISIS Read MoreOne week after a federal court ordered the reinstatement of three students punished for holding placards, UI’s student union has said nothing. Is the silence its verdict? One week ago, …
UI’SU: The Union That Abandoned Its Students Read MoreEach election or bye-election cycle in a higher institution follows a similar pattern. Declarations of intent. Campaign materials appear on timelines and notice boards. Aspirants suddenly become more visible, more …
The Political Science Bye-Election: A Reality Check for Aspirants Read MoreCampus politics was never meant to be a ceremonial exercise. It was designed as a training ground for leadership, a platform for advocacy, and a voice for student welfare. Today, …
Campus Politics Is Losing Its Purpose Read MoreA Guide to Spotting Fake News (Media Literacy, E1) In today’s digital space, information moves fast. Very fast. A message drops on a WhatsApp group. Someone tweets a “breaking” update. …
Editorial: Think Before You Share Read MoreThe words press, journalists, or journalism often evoke mixed reactions among people. To some, the press appears confrontational, an entity that constantly questions authority or stands in opposition to those …
POSSPRESS Launches Media Literacy and Political Science Career Spotlight Series Read MoreBefore you start reading, take a moment to clear your head. Breathe in, breathe out. Forget everything you have heard about the press. Lay down your opinion about them, for …
REINTRODUCTION: BEFORE YOU JUDGE THE PRESS, READ THIS Read MoreTowards every end of an academic session, elections are usually conducted. Students elect or appoint departmental executives with high expectations. These excos are chosen not only to bear titles but …
A Gentle Reminder to Our Departmental Executive Council: Leadership Is Service Read MorePromises are easy to make, but accountability and sacrifice are what truly defines leadership. Halfway through the semester, the NAPSS Vice President Miss Oyeleke Aderinsola’s flagship mentorship program remains a …
Broken Vows, Broken Trust: The NAPSS VP Who Can’t Keep a Promise. Read MoreFollowing the sociological functionalist theory on the educational institution, the school is a society in miniature, meaning what happens in the school is a reflection of the outer society. Election …
POLITICAL APATHY; LOW VOTER’S TURN OUT, WHO’S TO BE BLAMED? Read More