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IRSRC IMPEACHES IRSA PRESIDENT; ACCOUNTABILITY CONCERNS PERSIST IN HARBINGER ADMINISTRATION By Taiwo Ramat The International Relations Students' Representative Council (IRSRC) has officially impeached the President of the International Relations Students' Association (IRSA), Akinpelu Samuel Olalekan, following a parliamentary sitting held on Friday, 3rd July, 2026. The impeachment, which took effect immediately, came after the President had received two formal queries from the House. In its resolution, the Council cited a pattern of administrative failures that it deemed incompatible with the responsibilities of the office. Grounds for Impeachment The House considered several concerns before arriving at its decision. These included delays in the execution of executive duties, failure to present an updated State of the Association report despite assurances to Congress, and delays in sending official correspondence relating to the parliamentary sitting which resulted ...

Climate Change: Everyone Has a Role to Play                   Climate change is one of the biggest problems the world is facing today. It means that the Earth's weather is changing over a long period. These changes are mostly caused by human activities such as cutting down trees, burning fuel in cars and factories, and polluting the environment. These activities release harmful gases into the air, making the Earth hotter than it should be. As a result, people around the world are experiencing unusual weather conditions like heavy rainfall, floods, droughts, heatwaves, and stronger storms.                  These environmental changes have serious economic, social, and health consequences. Food insecurity, water shortages, the spread of diseases, and the displacement of people due to natural disasters are becoming increasingly common. Developing countries, particularly those with limite...

 Is Technology Bringing People Together or Pulling Them Apart? Technology has changed the way we live, learn, and communicate. With just a smartphone and an internet connection, we can talk to friends across the world, attend online classes, and access information within seconds. But while technology has made life more convenient, it also raises an important question: Is it bringing people together or pulling them apart? On one hand, technology has made communication easier than ever. Families separated by distance can stay connected through video calls, students can collaborate on projects online, and social media allows people to share ideas and experiences across different cultures. In many ways, technology has made the world feel smaller. On the other hand, I believe that technology can also create distance when it is not used wisely. It is common to see people sitting together but paying more attention to their phones than to each other. Instead of having m...

Looking Good Starts with Confidence Fashion is more than wearing expensive clothes or following every trend. It is about expressing your personality, feeling confident, and presenting yourself in the best possible way. Whether you're heading to class, work, or an event, these simple fashion tips can help you elevate your style. Dress for the Occasion Always consider where you are going before choosing an outfit. A formal event requires a different style from a casual outing. Wearing the right attire shows respect for the occasion and leaves a positive impression. Choose Comfort Without Compromising Style Looking fashionable should never mean being uncomfortable. Wear clothes that fit well and allow you to move freely. Confidence naturally comes when you feel comfortable in what you're wearing. Keep It Simple You do not need a wardrobe full of expensive clothes to look stylish. Clean, well-fitted outfits in simple designs often create a more elegant a...

Freshers' Package Delay — VP Issues Fresh Apology as July 15 Becomes New Date It has been over two months since the Department of International Relations held its Freshers' Party on April 24th, and the 100-level students who paid ₦17,000 each are still waiting for their Freshers' package. Yesterday,30th of June, the Vice President broke the silence but not with the news Freshers were hoping for. In a message addressed directly to the Freshers, the VP apologised for the delay and revealed that the printer responsible for producing the books included in the package has been unavailable, making it impossible to meet the July 1st delivery date that had earlier been communicated. The new date is now July 15th. This is not the first time the delivery has been pushed. The package was earlier promised at the congress last Friday, only for items to begin trickling into the secretariat without a clear handover date. July 1st then became the working target and that too has...