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Report Just reaching me from a reliable source that something funny happened in the exam hall today between 2 female students while writing their exams, here is what happened; the girl (100L) in question stood up to submit her answer scripts and reported another fellow female student (200L) that she had a 'chip' on her *like seriously? Who does that?. And the girl was immediately inspected by the invigilator in charge, unfortunately for her she couldn't dispose the 'chip' before she was caught, now she has filled the malpractice form.  The 'reporter' or beta still the 'snitch' was previously alleged of stealing a mobile phone,  Now the school authority has the snitch' girl In custody to avoid World War III or brutal expressions from the Victim's 'family and friends. Too much question for both girls What is the 'snitch' girl thinking?  Are they beefing' each other? Who is now the Holy person?  An alleged thief still report a cr

The final examination has started and undoutedly,it came upon students unexpectedly. Thus,reading for students can be  stressful,even with this cold weather!!! The following  titbits are ways in which examination stress can be controlled and regulated: 1. Listen to Classical Music Listening to music can create a positive and productive environment by elevating your mood andencouraging you to study more effectively and for longer. Classical music is recommended as the best type of music to boost your brain power but ambient music can work too. Check out the playlists  on Spotify to easily find what works for you. 2. Take a Quick Walk Many students feel as if they should spend their entire time before exams with their books open and their pen poised for action. However, research has proven that exercising such as taking a walk can boost your memory and brain power.  The image below shows the results of a study conducted by Dr. Chuck Hillman of the University of Illinois. It clea

The National Association of Political Science Students had its Annual Asha Night which is part of the activities for the Association week. Asha Night is a night dedicated to the celebration of the different cultures of the students in the association. Students flooded the hall with their different cultural attires. A Lecturer of the department, Miss Chidinma also graced the event in her native attire, looking all beautiful and exquisite. There was a fashion parade at the event which had students from across all levels participate. The eventual winner of the fashion parade was Adeniyi Edu of 300 Level. There was also a food competition where two wraps of swallows were eaten quickly by the contestants. The first to finish eating was Olokode Damilola of 400Level and thus, he was the winner of the eating competition. The ASHA night is an annual cultural event that is hosted by The National Association of Political Science Students in Crawford University Pictures at the events>>

The Department of Political Science and International Relations: National Association of Political Science Students (NAPSS) went on an academic tour on Thursday 28th of May to the Badagry Tourism Centre. The academic excursion was part of the activities of the departmental week which was between 25th and 30th of May. Badagry is a town located on the outskirts of Lagos state on the border of Benin Republic in West Africa. The town is famous as the base of slavery in Nigeria during the colonial era. Guided by the designated tour guides, the students were taken to the first and oldest storey building in Nigeria where the history and story behind the building was narrated to the students. After the stop at the building, the students were taken to the museum of the slavery artifacts where the relics of the slavery era were kept and shown to the students. The stories of the slaves and their experiences which depicted “man’s inhumanity to his fellow man” were also told to the students.