Brain Teaser: Move Just One Stick To Solve This Equation
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6 Amazing Facts You Never Knew About Your Poop
The word “poop” is just naturally a ‘disgusting word’. Maybe we’re all secretly immature and can’t handle bodily functions, but seriously – try to show me one person who has felt so comfy discussing his/her poop in public. You can’t. Look, everybody poops. That’s a fact. That is how bodies work. Sure, it’s funny, but
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Classwork Series and Exercises {Physics – SS2}: Transformation Of Elements
Physics SS 2 Week 5 Topic: Transformation of Elements Transformation of Elements There are two types of radioactivity – natural and artificial radioactivity. The phenomenon of radioactivity was first discovered by Henri Becquerel Natural radioactivity is the spontaneous disintegration of the nucleus of an atom during which α-particle or β-particle, or gamma rays or a
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Classwork Series and Exercises {Agricultural Science – JSS2}: Husbandry of Selected Crop [Maize]
Agricultural Science, JSS 2, Week 1 Topic: Husbandry of Selected Crops Content Meaning of Crop Husbandry Selected crops (Maize) Crop Husbandry simply means careful management of the establishment, growth and harvesting of crops. Cereals – Maize Botanical Name: Zea mays Zea mays also known as corn, is a large grain plant first domesticated by indigenous
Civic Education – Types of Constituted Authorities
CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY A Constituted Authority refers to the different forms of Leadership established for the smooth running of the society. In every society, there are groups, associations, schools, government and business organizations that are composed of different groups of people. Each of these organizations have leaders and these leaders are referred to as Constituted Authority.
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10 Amazing Animal Facts (Pangolin)
Pangolins are mammals, and the name pangolin comes from the Malay word pengguling which means something that rolls up. They are found in tropical regions throughout Southern, Central and East Africa as well as Asia; and usually prefer sandy soils that are within reach of water. Consider below, some amazing features of the animal often confused
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What Cultism is And How It Can be Curbed!
Cultism is a secret and extreme organizations or groups; it is an anti-social and a non-conforming behaviour which is pugnacious to the acceptable social rules and norms of the society. There are a lot of reasons advanced by the students for motivating them to join the secret cults. Some of the reasons are as follows:
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Features Of Clifford Constitution Of 1922
Sir Hugh Clifford was appointed Governor of Nigeria after Lord Fredrick Lugard. In 1922, Sir Clifford introduced the first formal constitution for the country. The main features of the constitution were: Introduction of the first elective principle in Nigeria and in West Africa. Similar elective principle was introduced in Gold Coast (Ghana) in 1925 and
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Grammar Clinic: Figures of Speech
Figure of Speech You might have heard the expression “it’s a figure of speech,” but what does that really mean? A figure of speech is just that – figurative language. It might be words with a literal meaning, a certain arrangements of words, or a phrase with a meaning that is something entirely other than
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Civic Education: Human Rights & Its Sources
Human rights are basic rights and privileges of citizens in a country as enshrined in the constitution. They are rights and freedoms in which every human being is entitled to irrespective of colour, language, race, age, sex, or geographical location. These rights and privileges were declared in 1789. Fundamental Human Rights They are written in
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