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PHAP Emergency Congress.Deliberation on the faculty Election

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PHAP Parliament reinstated the PRO.The Electoral Committee Members were sworn into Office by the house

  By: Boluwatife Oyedemi A sitting expected to proceed routinely quickly evolved into series of constitutional debates, procedural corrections and heated exchanges as the NAPAS Parliament that was to commence on Wednesday 22nd of July at 1pm commenced at exactly 3:52pm  after the Speaker apologized to members for the delayed start of the sitting though he did state the reason why it was delayed .  Honourable Chioma led the opening prayer, followed by the recitation of the school anthem. The roll call commenced with the gallerians to the head of house after which the Clerk read the minutes to the previous sitting. The calm atmosphere was short lived as Napasite Segun sparked the first major debate of the day,drawing attention to what he described as widespread non-compliance with the parliamentary dress code beginning with the speaker himself.While the observation generated reactions among the members,chief justice Joel appealed for leniency citing the ongoing Final Year...

PAHP Parliament Suspends PRO, Questions Financial Management, and Approves AIPAS Budget

 by: Akeredolu Semilore & Adediwura Iyanuoluwa The PAHP Parliament convened its sitting on 18 June 2026, engaging in extensive deliberations on accountability, financial management, disciplinary actions, and budget approvals. The sitting commenced with an opening prayer, followed by the school anthem, roll call, and the adoption of the minutes from the previous sitting. During matters arising, the Director of Socials was questioned regarding an apology letter previously directed to be sent to a Part One student. The DOS confirmed that the letter had been written and delivered. Questions were also raised concerning a ₦10,000 prize reportedly awarded during a Part One event, although he stated that he was unaware of the payment. A significant portion of the sitting focused on the performance of the Public Relations Officer, Adetunji Ojanuga. Members of the House questioned his level of activity and visibility in office. In response, Adetunji Ojanuga explained that financial oblig...