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Government Lesson Note for First Term SS2 SCHEME OF WORK Week One: Electoral Process Week Two: Election Week Three and Four: Electoral System Week Five: Public Opinion Week Six and Seven: Public Administration Week Eight: Local Government Week Nine: Pre-colonial Administration in Nigeria I Week Ten: Pre-colonial Administration in Nigeria II Week Eleven: Revision […]
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Government Lesson Note for First Term SS2 SCHEME OF WORK Week One: Electoral Process Week Two: Election Week Three and Four: Electoral System Week Five: Public Opinion Week Six and Seven: Public Administration Week Eight: Local Government Week Nine: Pre-colonial Administration in Nigeria I Week Ten: Pre-colonial Administration in Nigeria II Week Eleven: Revision
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Government Lesson Note for First Term SS2 SCHEME OF WORK Week One: Electoral Process Week Two: Election Week Three and Four: Electoral System Week Five: Public Opinion Week Six and Seven: Public Administration Week Eight: Local Government Week Nine: Pre-colonial Administration in Nigeria I Week Ten: Pre-colonial Administration in Nigeria II Week Eleven: Revision
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Preparing for an exam such as the UTME necessitates a great deal of attention to detail, beginning with the day you express interest in obtaining the form, continuing through the registration point, preparation for the exam, and ending with the examination day. UTME candidates must pay close attention to details to avoid costly mistakes. Every
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Oyo state’s Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Mr Olasunkanmi Olaleye issued a statement on Sunday in Ibadan on behalf of Gov. Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, directing schools in Ibadan to resume normal academic activities from Monday The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Makinde, on Oct. 20, had ordered the closure of
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Academic work temporarily halted because of the EndSARS protest that swept through the country. Violence and rioting prompted government officials to announce the closure of schools in a bid to protect the lives of students and teachers. The Ogun state government has announced that schools in the state can resume academic activities from Monday, October
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Delivering a good speech starts with the writing of it. Although the topics of most speeches are different, some elements are widely applicable that can help us write a good speech more easily. A Core Message A speech’s core message is the goal of a speech: what does the speaker want to tell to
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The federal government has reversed its earlier announcement on the resumption of schools. It also said no Nigerian school will participate in the West African Senior School Certificate Examinations earlier scheduled for August 5 to September 5. This year’s examination, administered by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), was postponed indefinitely in April after it
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Importance of Working Capital It helps to determine the funds that will be available for running a business. It helps to know if the business is solvent or not i.e to know if the business have the ability to settle debt without selling fixed asset It serves as a check against holding down too much
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Introduction A grassland or savanna is a plant community in which grass species are dominant with short but scattered trees and shrubs. The grassland or savanna lies between the forest and the deserts or arid land. Types of Grasslands There are two major types of grasslands. These are the tropical grassland (savanna) and the temperate
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