Climbing trees and spending hours playing outside used to be part of every childhood. But today’s youngsters are more likely to be stuck indoors – and it may be harming their eyesight. And it is not just because of the time spent sitting in front of a screen. For a lack of natural daylight is […]
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Government, SS 3 Week: 3 Topic: Local Government Administration The evolution of local government system in Nigeria could be traceable to the Great Britain municipalities’ form of local government. This system which was introduced in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu, etc had similar responsibilities with that obtainable in Britain. This is a multiple system of local
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Without honeybees, what would you drizzle upon your creamy Greek yogurt? What would so perfectly complement your crispy toast, if not honey butter? We can’t be certain. Check out the video from 2minutesof.. above to see how buzzing bees produce this sticky delight.
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Basic Technology, JSS 1, Week: 9 Topic:Identification of Ceramics, Plastics and Rubber Contents Ceramics Plastics Ruber Many kitchens and household containers are made from clay and cement. These include cooking pots, water pots, etc. Clay and mud are also used in some places to make houses. The items made clay and mud are called ceramics.
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Biology, SS 1, Week: 7 Topic: Teenage Pregnancy Introduction Teenage pregnancy is pregnancy in human females under the age of 20 at the time that the pregnancy ends. A pregnancy can take place in a pubertal female before marriage, which signals the possibility of fertility, but usually occurs after marriage Teenage pregnancy is defined as
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Week 3 Topic: Air Pollution Meaning of Air Pollution Air pollution is the process of making air unsuitable for breathing by both plants and animals. Air-borne solids that pollute the air include, dust released by industrial process, lead dust e.g. lead (II) bromide is released from the exhaust pipes of moving engines using leaded petrol.
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