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The circular flow of income circular flow is a model of the economy in which the major exchanges are represented as flows of money, goods and services, etc. between economic agents The flows of money and goods exchanges in a closed circuit and correspond in value, but run in the opposite direction. The circular flow […]
It’s exam season across Nigeria as students are tested on what they have learnt this first term. Sure, you have studied hard, you have revised well, and you are applying those tips that will bring everything to memory. But it doesn’t stop there, you also need to know how to answer questions – the essay
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Man is a mammal and belongs to the class called primates. Primates share common features such as: Hair or fur on some parts of their body. Give birth to young ones alive and the young are fed with milk from the mother’s mammary glands They have nails on their hands, and can stand upright or
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The concept of savings Saving is income not spent, or deferred consumption. A method of saving includes putting money aside in, for example, a deposit account, a pension account, an investment fund, or as cash. Saving also involves reducing expenditures, such as recurring costs. It is any income not used for immediate consumption. Savings is
Examinations are here again – though I cannot see you, I can hear you groan – and I completely understand. I have walked the same road, in exactly the same shoes, the reason I have compiled these simple steps – from examination experts I should add – to help you revise and remember on examination
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Definition Of Rule Of Law Rule of law is the law that states that the law is supreme over all the citizens and even those in governments, must be subject to and protected by the law. Rule of law is the absolute supremacy of the law over everyone in a country. The law of the
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Poetic device and themes used in “The Fence” THE FENCE (BY LENRIE PETERS) There where the dim past and future mingle their nebulous hopes and aspirations there I lie. There where truth and untruth struggle in endless and bloody combat, there I lie. There where time moves forwards and backwards with not one moment’s pause
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The Fence by Lenrie Peters Background of the poet Lenrie Peters is a 76 years old Gambian medical doctor. He was born in Gambia in 1932. His poem is a reflection of the condition in his country. He was once the chairman of the West African Examination Council (WAEC). He schooled in Sierra Leone where he
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Cells Cell can be defined as the structural and functional unit of life. It could also be describe as the simplest and basic unit of life in which are living organism are made of cells. Classification of Living Organism Based on the Number of Cells These includes; 1. Unicellular Organism: These are organism which
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Are you haunted by the thoughts of your grades in the last promotional exams? Perhaps, you just managed to scale through, and now that exams are around the corner (yet again!), your old fears are back. It is easy to be down when one thinks of this kind of stuff, but you can’t let poor
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