SS2 Economics Third Term: Capital Market

What is a Capital Market? A capital market is any financial market in which long-term debts and equity-backed securities are traded (i.e., bought and sold). These securities are typically  Capital markets are defined as markets in which money is provided for periods longer than a year.Capital markets channel the wealth of savers to those who can put such wealth

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SS2 Financial Accounting Third Term: Company Amalgamation

Introduction: Amalgamation is the blending of two or more existing companies into one company. For example, if two existing companies such as Dangote Flour and Flour Mill Plc go into liquidation to form a new company Dan Flour Mill,  it will be a perfect example of amalgamation. Amalgamation can also be defined as the combination of

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SS 2 Commerce Second Term: Communication (Cont’d)

Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST)  ­­­ The first post office in Nigeria was established in 1856 in Lagos. NIPOST was originally and jointly constituted as the department of postal and telecommunication (p and T). But in 1984 the telecommunication division of postal and telecommunication was merged with the Nigeria external telecommunication (NET) limited to form the Nigeria

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SS2 CRK Third Term: True Religion (Amos 5:21-31)

Introduction Apart from social justice that had been corrupted , the religion of the Israelites was no longer practiced as they had deviated from observing the covenant made with God. Their hearts were not truly with God, they only pretended by fulfilling the physical obligations of worship such as payment of tithes and offering sacrifices

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SS2 Computer Science Third Term: Basic Function and Basic Programming

Topic: Basic Function A function is a structure that simplifies a complex operation into a single step. A function is therefore a many-to-one (or sometimes one-to-one) relation. The set of values at which a function is defined is called its domain, while the set of values that the function can produce is called its range. Functions act as ‘black boxes’, they accept

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