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PUBLIC VOICE NEWS AGENCY INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS

  Yesterday at 4.oopm the 29th of November 2023, The public Voice News Agency inducted its new members at the Post graduate Hall, faculty of admin in other to get them acquainted with the ropes of the organization. Induction is an opportunity for a organisation to welcome their new recruit, help them settle in and ensure they have the knowledge and support they need to perform their role, with this the public voting news agency Didn't fail to come through. The ambiance was perfect as new members of the public voice were eager to be inducted, they were all looking radiant. Miss Nelly Obianuju (DEPUTY EIC) in her welcome address, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to all the members for being present despite the tight schedules and encouraged everyone and also emphasized on the importance of teamwork in shaping the narrative of the organisation.  EIC - ALUKO EMMANUEL  The Editor-In-Chief (Aluko Emmanuel Oluwabukunmi) before swearing in the new inductees gave a quote "Great...

THE NEW CLASS REPRESENTATIVE IN NAPAS

 PV: My name is Soyoye Oreoluwa from Public Voice. Can i meet you? Phoebe: My name is Adeoye Phoebe Oluwadamilola, a part one student of the department of Public Administration. PV: What motivated you to run for the position of class representative? Phoebe: The leadership spirit in me was a motivation for me to run for the position of class representative. I was actually scared at first that 'would I be voted for? Then i decided not due to the fear of rejection, But i got motivated by people around me to go out and run for the post, which i did and eventually emerged as the Class representative. PV: How do you envision improving the student experience of this class at this time? Phoebe: To answer the question of how to improve the students experience of the class at this time, I would begin by reflecting on the student experience in the class so far. I would ask myself questions like: What has worked well in the class so far? What aspects of the class could be improved? What woul...

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH NAPAS MARATHON WINNER

  WINNER OF NAPAS MARATHON PV: I'm Mould Precious from Public Voice News Agency Can I meet you? Abdulrahmon: My name is Abdulrahmon Olalekan Badmus, a part 2 student of Public Administration. PV: In few words can you please share your experience during the NAPAS Marathon 1.0? Abdulrahmon: Okay! It was a nice experience for me actually, not too much of an issue jogging the distance probably because i do it almost every weekend, but because there’s a prize attached, I had to adjust my pace and mentality😅. But it was fun all through. PV: You were already used to the activity of running, that's good. What motivated you to contest for the prize money? Abdulrahmon: Lol, my answer is in your question already, the “the prize money” motivated me actually😂. But I also loved the idea of being the winner of the first ever NAPAS Marathon so that was also a motivation for me. PV: What did you think got you going during the race, I mean you could have given up halfway? Abdulrahmon: Hm, yo...

NEERJA BHANOT

  Neerja Bhanot was a 22-year-old flight attendant working on Pan Am Flight 73 when it was hijacked by terrorists during a layover in 1986.   Soon after taking control, the terrorists killed an Indian-American traveler and discarded his body outside the plane.    They ordered Bhanot to gather the passengers' passports to single out Americans.  However, she concealed the identities of the 43 Americans on the flight by stashing their passports under seats and discarding others.   After a tense 17-hour standoff, the hijackers began shooting and setting off explosives.  Bhanot bravely opened the plane's doors, and rather than escaping herself, she helped passengers evacuate.  Tragically, she lost her life while shielding three American children from gunfire.   One of the kids she safeguarded grew up to become an airline captain, crediting Bhanot as his inspiration. Culled from Twitter  -Crystal Ink @Public Voice News Agency...

THE PANIC YEARS

 A panic to be perfect, To have everything figured out before 30 A panic to stay ahead of the cost of living crisis, buy a house All whist staying present because “ you are only in your 20s once” remember? A panic when people’s success on linkedin makes your stomach drop. A panic when you’ve got no plans on Friday night, But the rest of instagram stories does. A panic to constantly self improve,to read more books, until reading more books becomes more of a chore than a hobby that you do just to tick off to do list. A panic to make people proud and spend time with aging grandparents. To keep up with trends, plan with friends, and skincare. Quite frankly, I’m tired of panicking about the panic years, but I know I’m going to continue to panic about them anyway . -trulytwenties  @Public Voice News Agency 

NAPAS HOLD ITS FIRST MARATHON

CROSS SECTION OF THE CONTESTANTS    Involvement in sport activities could improve one's life in terms of physical fitness and mental health.  Students get a chance to work on their physical and mental abilities to achieve goals in their life. We can realise the importance of sports in our daily life through a variety of national and international sports events organised all over the world where different players represent their countries and showcase their sporting capabilities.   In recognition of this, it's imperative that one commends the Executives of NAPAS (National Association Of Public Administration Students) under the leadership of President Odejide Anuoluwapo Janet (Ruby) and esteemed stewardship of The Director of Sports Gbolahan Babatunde Junior for bringing this idea to life.  The Event which began in the early hours of Saturday the 19th of November 2023 had a lot of participants and competitors from the department who contested for the prize m...

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH NAPAS DIRECTOR OF SPORTS

  PV: Hi, Can I meet you ? Respondent (Junior): I'm Gbolahan Babatunde Junior, the Director of sports for NAPAS. PV: How did you come up with this idea, since it's the first of its kind? Respondent (Junior):I and the former Director of sports anchored a fitness walk last session and it was a success, so I decided to build on that and make it a bigger event. PV: What should Napasites expect from this event? Respondent (Junior): Napasites should expect fun, maximum safety from this event. PV: Do you have any fears concerning the event? Respondent (Junior): None at all , I expect things to go fine and smooth. PV: What do the participants stand to gain in the upcoming marathon ? Respondent (Junior): There will be a prize for the first, second and third positions which would be presented by Dr Shinyabade. PV: How long is the marathon route ? Respondent (Junior): It's going to takeoff from SUB bus stop to campus gate and a u-turn back to the faculty. PV: Is it open for all or jus...

UNDERSTAND YOUR TIME

Time is a precious natural resource and the most valuable thing in the world.  Time: the indefinite but continued progress of existence and events in the past, present and future. It is the only thing in the world that is limitless. Time should not be wasted in any way, as we can earn the money we spend, we cannot get back Time we lost. This makes Time more valuable than money. Therefore, we should understand Time and utilize this precious resource in the most possible way. Yes, like people say, success takes Time but whatever we do with every minutes spent amounts to what we become, either as a king or a beggar is determined by the movement of seconds and our use of it, like the saying; if you waste Time, Time will waste you; justifies how valuable Time is. Time is the most wonderful and practical thing that has no beginning and no end. It can neither be created nor be destroyed. Time is the only dimension in which we all live our lives, it affects everything we do, even affects o...

NAPAS MARATHON, YAY OR NAY?

   Sports play a vital role in the education system. It doesn't look not only provide a break from the routine academic work, but also impart important life skills to students.  It help students to stay physically fit. In the present sedentary lifestyle, it is important for young people to engage in physical activities regularly.  Sports provide an outlet for students to channel their energy and stay healthy. They also enhance their motor skills, hand-eye coordination and spatial intelligence. One cannot but commend the initiative of the Director of Sports (Gbolahan Babatunde Junior) under the leadership of Madam President ( Odejide Janet Anuoluwapo) for coming up with the NAPAS MARATHON  The preparation for this grand event begins this week on Saturday 18th of November 2023 and students in the department are expected to suit up into their sporty wears each represented by a varieties of color, to get physically and mentally fit.        Also t...

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ADEOYE PHOEBE

PV: Can we meet you? Adeoye Phoebe: My name is Adeoye Phoebe oluwadamilola, a part one student of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), from the department of Public Administration PV: Thank you. In few words , can you please share your experience during the inter-faculty debate . Adeoye Phoebe: Hmmmmm,  Actually it was a competitive one, but all thanks to God. The first stage of the debate was a departmental debate within the faculty. During the departmental debate, the other departments representative were also intelligent, so I wasn't so sure I could win. Eventually after the debate the scores were announced and I came first. I was overwhelmed. I moved on to compete with 12 other Faculties. When we started the debate I was like "This people know book ooooo" But with God's grace I moved on to the top six. It got to a point I was scared and that was during the impromptu debate, where we were given topic to prepare on within two minutes without phone and we were to think ...