'An Adventure into Diplomacy',former IR student offers to reawaken International relations in undergraduates


In an effort to salvage the remaining IR knowledge in International relations students,a graduate of the department of International relations,OAU and also a former Assistant Editor-in-Chief of our news agency Diplomatic Suites News Agency  with pen name Absol has offered to awaken the love for diplomacy in students,here is his address to IR enthusiasts,you can also join his discussion in the link below.

'I may not be able to directly relate to a strike as long as this as I don't think I experienced this long break from academic environment during the course of my program on OAU Campus.

However, I know how traumatic and frustrating it can be for school to be closed down, especially its unquantifiable negative impacts on the academic performance as I also experienced minor internal strikes.

It is on that note and with the passion to make you and I remain within the corridors of the knowledge of International Relations that I have created this group with no ulterior motive.

I am just a passionate student of International Relations that loves the course dearly and will be sad to witness YOU derail from the knowledge as a result of the break and pandemic.

Are you a student of the prestigious department of International Relations, Obafemi Awolowo University? Irrespective of your level, kindly follow the link below, join the group and let us relive the knowledge of our field of study amidst the strike and pandemic.

It is absolutely free and room has been created for everyone of every level to actively participate and gain something'.

Shall we together go on this *Adventure into Diplomacy*?

👇🏾

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