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JSS2 Agricultural Science Third Term: Farm Animal Diseases II

Signs of Disease in Farm Animals Unthriftiness Lack of appetite Dullness Rough coat Ruffled feather in poultry Wasting Diarrhea or water stool Premature abortion Increased mortality rate Discharge from mouth and eyes Decrease in activities Loss of weight Blood stains in faeces Reduced production Economic Importance of Animal Disease Poor growth of animals Diseases lead

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JSS1 Social Studies Third Term: Social Order- Leadership And Followership (II)

The Meaning of Followership Followership is the ability or process to obey and become loyal to a leader. It is the ability to obey those in leadership role. It is the process by which a group of people are led by someone. Who is a follower? A follower is a person who is loyal and

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JSS1 Physical Health Education Third Term: Hammer Throw for Men at Olympics

Introduction Hammer Throw for Men at Olympics: Hammer throw is a throwing event included in the field athletics discipline at the international level. In the hammer throwing event, the athletes are required to throw a heavy ball fixed to a handle with a wire. The ball is generally made from steel. The handle is also

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SS2 English Language Third Term: Nasal Consonants; Adjectival Clause

Nasal Consonants Nasals are consonants that are formed by blocking the oral passage and allowing the air to escape through the nose. Present-Day English has three nasals, all of which are voiced (vocal cords vibrating during the articulation of the nasal). (The nasals, the lateral /l/, the retroflex /r/, and the semivowels /w/ and /j/ are sometimes called the resonants.) A nasal

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SS1 Business Administration Third Term: Cheque – meaning and features of cheque

Meaning of Cheque A cheque may be regarded as a bill of exchange; the only difference is that the bank is always the drawee in case of a cheque. The Bill of Exchange Act defines a cheque as “A bill of exchange drawn on a banker payable on demand.” From the above definition it appears

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SS1 Civic Education Third Term: Types of Constituted Authority

Types of Constituted Authorities Traditional constituted authorities: Traditional constituted authority is based on the customs and traditions or culture of the people. The leaders are in charge of the local traditions and customs. Examples of traditional constituted authorities in Nigeria are: Alafin of Oyo, the sultan of sokoto, the obi of umaiah Functions of the Traditional

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