• Civic Education, JSS 1 Second Term
    Week 6 & 7
    Topic – Types of Rights of a Citizen
    Introduction
    Every Nigerian has rights, duties, liabilities and privileges,

  • 1. Electric eels are mostly found in the waters of South-America

    2. They are capable of generating a 500volt electric shock through 28ft of still water.

    3. Electric eels can grow up to 2.5 metres equivalent […]

  •  The Definition of Economics Systems 

  • Ali Hanifah started the topic in the forum School Forum 11 years, 6 months ago

    As at the time of this post, nobody can say for sure the cut off marks for Universities. But I can provide you with the cut-off marks each institution used last year for admission. This will enable you to have an idea of what the cut-off points look like.

    Cut-off Marks for Federal Universities

    1. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi (ATBU)…[Read more]

  • The University of Ilorin Post-UTME (JAMB) will likely hold late in the month of July or early August the month of July or early August

  • What is Scale of Production?
    Scale of Production has to do with the amount of factors used, the quantities of products produced, and the techniques of production adopted by a producer.

     

     

  • Meaning of Division of Labour
    Division of Labour has to do with the narrow specialization of tasks within a production process so that each worker can become a specialist in doing one thing, especially on an […]

  • Failure is inevitable and we only realise our mistakes through failure. When you fail, you are made to look at the task from another perspective and thus, you find out your mistakes and make corrections. Many […]

  • Civic Education, SS1 Third Term, Week 8
    Topic: Cultism (I)

    Contents
    Definition of Cultism, Different Cult Groups and their symbols
    Origin of Cultism
    Reason for establishing and joining cults
    Definition of […]

  • Civic Education, SS1 Third Term, Week 7
    Topic: Project Work
    CONTENT

    Locating and visiting Government Agencies concerned with the UDHR

     

  • Civic Education SS 1 Third Term Week 6

    Topic: Agencies Responsible for Protection of Human Rights

    Contents:

    The Establishment and Formation of the Agencies

  • It’s the month of April. I guess you know what that means, how many times have you been tricked today? Anyways, Welcome to the the fourth month of the year, did you know that people born in this month are the […]

  • Tony Ali wrote a new post 11 years, 6 months ago

    It’s that time of the year again when the Internet spends at least 24 hours in a complete tizzy over fake news rolled out by opportunistic bloggers and marketing departments of companies hoping to ride the viral […]

  • Tony Ali wrote a new post 11 years, 6 months ago

    Keyboard shortcuts are an easy way to save yourself some time and typing if you spend a lot of time click-clacking away at your keyboard like I do. The most common ones are somewhat universal (to many […]

  • Good posture is important to maintain a healthy mind and body. When you practise correct posture, your body is in alignment with itself. Young people develop bad posture unconsciously, mostly, as a result of […]

  • Social Studies, JSS 2 First Term
    Week 8
    Topic:Cultism
    Contents:

    Meaning of cultism
    Causes of cultism
    Effects / consequences of cultism
    Solution to cultism

    Meaning of Cultism

    Cultism can be […]

  • Appraise and Apprise are not etymologically related and share no definitions, yet they’re easy to confuse because they sound similar and are both somewhat rare. If you need help remembering them, keep in mind th […]

  • I am sure many of you Unilag aspirants are wondering – what subjects are we writing in our post utme? Is it tough? How does it look
    like? Well, here are the answers to the intelligent questions you’ve been asking.

    I. The Mathematics contains 50% further mathematics, and 50% pure mathematics, but note, no calculus is involved, by calculus I mean…[Read more]

  • Currently, Unilag is still in its first semesters for 2014/2015 academic session and the first semester exams comes up around may/June so the cut off mark is not out yet ………….It will either be 180 or 200 anyways.

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