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MEET OUR ESTEEMED JUDGES, THE QUILL EDITORIAL CONTEST 2.0

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Before getting into office I had a dream to rebuild NUNSA OAU in any capacity that i am and when i have the opportunity and to ensure I create a template, baseline and standard for successors to work with and get better through. Doing this I also understood that leading by example and maintaining traditions that allows NUNSITES express themselves, test their knowledge and skills is a good way to achieve such visions. This one good reason an editorial essay contest 2.0 was planned. My team and I, the amazing talents behind the editorial board contents worked so hard to rebrand the editorial board and made it a sustainable committee under the office of the PRO, NUNSA OAU. Bringing back the once called facebook editorial contest, as The Quill editorial contest is one of them. Planning started before i resumed office and continued on resumption. February 3RD we started receiving submissions for the Quill editorial contest 2.0 the topic:  Polypharmacy among elderly, causes, consequence...
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10 Reasons Why Nurses Are Awesome

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  1. Nurses are super smart Becoming a nurse isn’t a simple task. Nurses are required to have a college or university degree, and many continue on to specialties or even receiving their masters. Most nurses continue expanding the knowledge base in their field by attending workshops, seminars and courses. 2. Nurses save lives Hospitals would not function without nurses. They are the first point of contact when encountering a patient, and provide the initial analysis of a patient’s condition. Doctors rely heavily on nurses for crucial information about each patient, and their experience and medical knowledge provides the basis of diagnoses and subsequent treatments. 3. Nurse have amazing people skills Nurses do their best to treat all patients and their families with respect, absorbing their worries and fears, and even using humor as a way to offset any angst. 4. Nurses have no problem getting their hands dirty Let's face it, patients can be messy. Nurses take on the giving role of h...
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REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS

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   In exercise of the powers conferred by the Constitution of the Nigerian Universities Nursing Students’ Association, the NUNSA Electoral Committee (NEC) herein referred to as “NUNSA Electoral Board” issues the following Regulations and Guidelines for the conduct of Elections (General Elections, Bye-elections). These regulations and guidelines are issued as a Decision Extract of the Committee of the 29th day of the month of October 2019. These Regulations and Guidelines supersede all other Regulations and/or Guidelines on the Conduct of Elections issued by the Committee and shall remain in force until replaced by new regulations or amendments supported by a Decision Extract of the Committee or an official gazette. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS This is to inform every member of the Nigerian Universities Nursing Students’ Association that sale of nomination form has started. All positions for the full-time constituency shall be contested by full time members alone...
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The long awaited moment we all have been anticipating is here again. The NUNSA week is iminent, Tagged; Political engagement in nursung, a paacea for professional autonomy in Nigeria. Date:13 -19th of Nov 2017 we implore every NUNSite to participate actively and fully in every laid down event because it is our own program and we've got a lot packed in store for his year
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Poem: FROZEN

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Extremely cold and does not easily melt, Burns through the skin like fire, Even though there is no heat, There is no way you touch, Without getting wet,  Don’t hold for too long, Or you might lose it, Though it is frozen just like ice Alas! It is not ice, Even though we do not See it with our eyes Only the beats are heard By our ears We feel it in our earth For it is our hearts. Water was not meant  To be ice Free in nature  It was supposed to flow But now as if bound by chains It flows nowhere Why? Due to man’s covetousness A frozen heart did not just freeze Whatever happened had a reason
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Top 10 Benefits of Drinking Water: Don't Medicate, Hydrate!

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1. Increases Energy & Relieves Fatigue Since your brain is mostly water, drinking it helps you think, focus and concentrate better and be more alert. As an added bonus, your energy levels are also boosted! 2. Promotes Weight Loss Removes by-products of fat, reduces eating intake (by filling up your tummy if consumed prior to meals), reduces hunger (hello natural appetite suppressant!), raises your metabolism and has zero calories! 3. Flushes Out Toxins Gets rid of waste through sweat and urination which reduces the risk of kidney stones and UTI’s (urinary tract infections). 4. Improves Skin Complexion Moisturizes your skin, keeps it fresh, soft, glowing and smooth. Gets rid of wrinkles. It’s the best anti-aging treatment around! 5. Maintains Regularity Aids in digestion as water is essential to digest your food and prevents constipation. 6. Boosts Immune System A water guzzler is less likely to get sick. And who wouldn’t rather feel healthy the...
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NUNSA OAU Just Acquired It Mace

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​The Mace is the symbol of the authority of the House. At the beginning and end of the sitting - the Speaker is preceded by the Mace, which is carried by the Serjeant-at-arms on his right shoulder. When the Speaker is in the Chair, that is, when the House is sitting as a House, the Mace lies on the Table of the House, resting in the upper brackets. When the House sits as a committee, that is, when the Speaker leaves the Chair, the Mace is removed into the lower brackets beneath the Table. When the Mace is not in the House, no business can be carried out. The Mace of the House of Representatives is the symbol not only of the Royal authority but of the authority of the House. As it has been stated that 'the authority of the Speaker and of the House are indivisible', it also symbolises the authority of the Speaker. Before the election of a Speaker, the Mace is placed on brackets under the Table of the House and as soon as the Speaker takes his or her seat after being ele...
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