WEEK 2 CRK JSS 2: The Significance of the Triumphant entry 1. Triumphant entry is a time Jesus wanted to show His victory over Satan 2. It shows Jesus as the expected Messiah 3. His riding on ass is to fulfill the prophecy of Zechariah that their expected King would come mounted on as ass.…
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Week one lesson Subject: Commerce Topic: Limited Companies Class: SS2 Subtopic: Shares Meaning of shares: A share can be defined as the individual portion of the company’s capital owned by a shareholder. It is the interest which a shareholder has in a company. Share Certificate: A share certificate is an evidence of share allotment…
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Topic : ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY. MEANING OF ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY. An argumentative essay is an essay in which you argue in order to convince. It is an attempt to persuade the reader to accept a point of view. It requires that you weigh an issue that has two sides and give your opinion…
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Lesson Three Class: JSS1 Topic: Simple Equations Sub-Topic: Translation of word problems into mathematical statements. Word problems can be translated into mathematical statements and vice versa. To translate word problems into mathematical statements, the meaning of the following words should be understood as shown in the table below. word Mathematical Translation Sum, plus,…
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Week 2: Subject: Computer/ Data Processing Topic: Tools for information Processing Sub-topic: Introduction Spreadsheet Application. A spreadsheet is a computer program in which figures are arranged in the tows and columns of a grid can be manipulated and used in calculations. A spreadsheet stores data in a grid of horizontal rows and vertical columns. Rows…
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WEEK 3: THE ORIGIN AND EARLY HISTORY OF OYO EMPIRE There is a Yoruba legend which says that Oduduwa, the ancestor of the Yoruba, founded IIe-Ife. His grand children founded seven states and became the first obas of Yoruba land. Oranmiyan, the seventh grandchild founded old Oyo and became its Alafin (1388-1438). The ruler of…
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WEEK 3 DIFERENCES THAT EXISTED BETWEEN CENTRES OF CIVILIZATION IN PRE-COLONIAL NIGERIA. In our previous topic, we noted how different centres of civilization in pre-colonial Nigeria related with one another until the white men came and changed the system of interaction. The Nigerian societies were quite diverse and each ethnic group protected and…
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WEEK 3: GOVERNMENT IN THE HAUSA STATES The Hausas were originally pagans or Idol worshippers. But in the 14th century, during the reign of Sarki Yaji Ali (1349-1385), Muslim Missionaries from Mali came to Kano. Yaji and many of his subjects accepted Islam and a mosque were built in Kano. From Kano, Islam spread to…
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