The Political Science Society

21/05/2026

If you don't know where you're coming from, then you don't know where you're going"
Actually we do use it everyday without thinking about the true meaning. The above statement invites deep reflection on personal history, identity, and direction in life. It suggests that understanding one's roots and past experiences is crucial to making informed decisions about the future.
One way is by examining how our personal backgrounds, values, and lessons learned shape our aspirations and actions. Our origins can inform our choices, highlight patterns, and reveal insights about what we truly desire. However, if we lack awareness of our past, we may find ourselves navigating life aimlessly, chasing goals that do not truly resonate with us.
Young people must consider this

08/05/2026

Nowadays getting job isn't WHAT YOU KNOW but WHO YOU KNOW...

03/05/2026

We Africans always consider democracy to be the best, what if I flipped the coin?
For decades we've been told by the Western powers that Democracy is the best, yet African nations are under-developing, can we use our common sense to examine really the pros and cons of it?
Join us now to collectively decode Democracy in Africa 🌍.

02/05/2026

JOIN MR. NYANDEBO
in the upcoming live session.
Is democracy truly the best path for development in Africa, or does it sometimes create more obstacles than opportunities? As nations across the continent embrace democratic ideals, one cannot help but wonder if the very framework designed to empower citizens could inadvertently undermine their progress. With political instability, corruption, and intricate electoral processes often overshadowing governance, the question arises: Could the democratic system, in its current form, be stalling Africa’s developmental journey? Exploring this paradox invites a deeper examination of how democracy interacts with economic growth and social advancement in diverse African contexts.

25/04/2026

AMERICA 🇺🇸 BE BOLD TO TELL YOUR FRIEND ISRAEL 🇮🇱 TO STOP THE CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.
To the leaders of America and the world: let us recognize the humanity in all people. When we allow violence and suffering against any group, we betray our own values.
"America, it is time, you must be bold stand against the injustices that harm not only the people of Palestine, but challenge our shared humanity. The failure of international organizations to protect the innocent is a call to action. If this violence were inflicted upon America, we would demand an immediate end to it. Remember the commandment: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' Peace is the only solution that can lead us forward." - Mr. Nyandebo

30/03/2026

30/03/2026

No One Knows
After Asia, Could Africa be Next?
ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE.
A WAKE-UP CALL
African leaders must start thinking of different decision-making, beginning from education to other areas in the various states for strong integration. according to Charles Darwin's survival of the fittest, a seasoned political scientist like me, clearly understands that modern technological warfare is a tool for looting state resources by greater powers. This is a wake-up call for Africans to known their position on planet Earth and start to make their own decisions in the world. This is not about political parties and oppositions but a sense of utilizing and protecting our natural resources from external aggression. I look forward to seeing all Africans in the continent to begin liberating ourselves from what is called mental slavery. Big credits to Prof. Lumumba always emphasizing Kwame Krumah's statement that Africans must UNITE.
by Mr. Nyandebo ( Prof. in modern Era) The Political Science Society
PLO Lumumba
State House Sierra Leone
In Sierra Leone we Trust
African Union
First Lady Fatima Maada Bio

17/03/2026

Episode 01
What is the Rationale behind his Philosophical and Psychological Formulas?

15/03/2026

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ( Diplomacy or War)
1. Why are diplomatic treatises becoming increasingly rare in an era marked by conflict?
2. What underlying factors are driving a wedge between nations in international relations?
3. Are we overlooking the value of world peace in favor of short-term gains?
4. Are natural resources becoming more valuable than human lives in global priorities?
5. How can we address the disconnect between nations to foster meaningful dialogue?
6. Is our reliance on military strength overshadowing peaceful negotiation methods?
7. Are we ignoring the voices of those affected by conflict in our pursuit of power?
8. What role does economic inequality play in escalating global tensions?
9. Are we prioritizing resource management over sustainable development and human welfare?
10. How can we rekindle a commitment to peace in a world that seems increasingly divided?

13/03/2026

Awareness Post from The Political Science Society

Dear Community,
We want to take a moment to address the current fluctuations in fuel prices that many of you are experiencing. Recent reports indicate that these increases can be attributed, in part, to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the USA, and Israel.
The situation is complex and deeply tied to international relations. It’s essential to understand that rising fuel prices are often influenced by factors beyond our control, including geopolitical tensions.

We urge everyone to refrain from politicizing this situation. Blaming local leaders or spreading misinformation only complicates our understanding and response. Instead, let’s focus on the facts and support one another during these challenging times.

Remember, we can stay informed without allowing our discussions to fuel division. Knowledge is power, and together we can navigate these issues respectfully.

Stay safe, stay informed, and let’s stand united!