#SundayStoary Episode 25 Sunday Stoary is more than a conversation—it’s a space where we gather to talk faith, purpose, and Christ, honestly and intentionally. We often think the path to success is paved with our own brilliant ideas and endless hustle. But the truth is, true knowledge doesn't come from gathering information; it comes from a posture of surrender. Proverbs 12:1 reminds us that whoever loves instruction loves knowledge. God’s instructions aren't suggestions to ponder—they are commands that require practical obedience. When Saul obeyed, he prophesied. Alignment always precedes the overflow. Let’s Breathe. Reflect and journey together. 🙏 💌 Invite someone who is ready to embrace instruction, walk humility, and align their timing with God's rhythm. 🕗 8:08 PM 📍 Join the WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAYOmR05MUbjMcimM00 #UniqueStoary #SundayStoary #Uniport #Obedience #Humility #KingdomMindset

EDITORIAL: When Power Meets Inexperience — The Rising High-Handedness of New Year 1 Course Reps.  The University of Port Harcourt has barely settled into the new academic session, yet a troubling pattern is already emerging among some newly appointed, or elected Year 1 course representatives. In less than a month, a handful of these fresh leaders—entrusted with simple duties like coordination, communication, and class organization—have begun to wield their roles with unnecessary authority, pushing beyond the boundaries of their responsibility. Instead of fostering unity among their classmates who are only beginning to adjust to campus life, some course reps are already exhibiting tendencies that resemble intimidation: * issuing instructions with a tone far above their mandate, * demanding obedience rather than encouraging cooperation, * creating cliques instead of building community, * and forgetting that leadership, especially at the foundational level, is service—not status. Year 1 students, still navigating the anxieties of a new environment, do not need course reps who act like gatekeepers of power. They need guides, mediators, and organizers—students who understand that their influence comes from trust, not force. The role of a course rep is not a miniature political office. It is a responsibility that requires humility, fairness, patience, and emotional intelligence. When those values are absent, the classroom ecosystem becomes tense, and the very students they are meant to serve become their first victims. Uniport’s culture thrives on collaboration. Course reps who begin their tenure with high-handedness risk isolating themselves and undermining the same classmates whose support they will later need—whether for smooth academic coordination or even future campus leadership. This editorial serves as a reminder: Leadership starts small—but its lessons last long. Course reps must choose the path of service, not self-importance. _____________________________________________ We have a WhatsApp channel. Do well to follow for exclusive offers, placements and real time updates; https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAYOmR05MUbjMcimM00 _____________________________________________ #UniqueStoary #Uniport #ABetterUniport #Editorial #UniportNews #Campus #CampusGist #CampusLife #CampusUpdate #UniportStudents #StudentLife

#SundayStoary Sundays give us space to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with God beyond the noise of the week. It’s a time to look inward—at our choices, our struggles, our growth—and acknowledge how faith quietly shapes our everyday lives. Faith isn’t only built in big moments; it’s formed in lessons learned through patience, waiting, obedience, gratitude, and even uncertainty. Often, God teaches us through experiences we don’t immediately recognize as lessons. With that in mind, here’s today’s reflection: What’s one thing your faith has been teaching you lately? Kindly respond by clicking on the link below 👇 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAYOmR05MUbjMcimM00/1187 #UniqueStoary #SundayStoary #Uniport #Campus #CampusLife #CampusGist #FaithAndLife #LifeReflection #ZoeLife #KingdomMindset #Sunday