1989 Presidential Constitution and the 1999 Constitution

JSS 2 Civic Education Topic: 1989 Presidential Constitution and the 1999 Constitution The 1989 constitution was carried out by three bodies set up by Babangida’s administration. The constitution review committee was to review all past constitution and make recommendations The constituent assembly for almost a whole year deliberated on the draft constitution and made recommendations to

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Classwork Series and Exercises: Computer Science – SS2 {File Insecurity}

Computer Science SS2 Second Term Week 6 Topic:File Insecurity File Insecurity This is the concept that a file is always vulnerable and is prone to be lost or missing in the computer. File security is a feature of your file system which controls which users can access which files, and places limitations on what users

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TAJ MAHAL: The Spectacular Burial Place Built With Love, and Has Become a Tourist Destination

The name, Taj Mahal means Crown Palace, and is the most beautiful monument built by the Mughals – the Muslim rulers of India – and also one of the most famous buildings in the world. Taj Mahal is built entirely of white marble, and there aren’t words adequate enough to describe its beauty. In the light of the

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Do You Know the Effects of Climate Change and How It Affects You?

There has been much talk about climate change – greenhouse gases, rising sea levels, adverse weather conditions, melting ice caps. But beyond the obvious and much talked about, what are the details and statistics about climate change and especially how it affects you? Consider some of these below: 1. WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? The world

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What Exactly Do the Five Rings Of the Olympics Mean?

It was on a fine day in 1894 that Pierre de Frédy, Baron de Coubertin, a French aristocrat and intellectual, convened a congress in Paris with the goal of reviving the ancient Olympic Games. The congress agreed on proposals for a modern Olympics, instituted the International Olympic Committee, and gave it the task of planning the

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