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« on: September 02, 2020, 04:33:22 pm »
CORRECT CHEMISTRY OBJ
1-10: CACDBDADAD
11-20: AADCDABBCD
21-30: BACBCCBCAC
31-40: CBACBCDBAD
41-50: DBBDCBCCCB
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« on: September 02, 2020, 04:30:31 pm »
CORRECT CHEMISTRY OBJ
1-10: CACDBDADAD
11-20: AADCDABBCD
21-30: BACBCCBCAC
31-40: CBACBCDBAD
41-50: DBBDCBCCCB
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« on: September 02, 2020, 02:39:03 pm »
(1ai)
Faraday's first law of electrolysis states that the mass(m) of an element discharged during electrolysis is directly proportional to the quantity of electricity(Q) passing through it.
(1aii)
(i) Strong electrolytes conduct large currents while Weak electrolytes do not conduct current readily.
(ii) Strong electrolytes ionize completely while weak electrolytes ionize only slightly.
(1b)
Ethyne burns in air to give a smoky and luminous flame (complete combustion)
(1ci)
If an organic compound contains carbon atoms joined by double or triple covalent bonds. The compound is said to be an unsaturated hydrocarbon.
1cii)
CH3COOH(aq) + CH3OH(aq) <--> CH3COOCH3(l) + H2O(l)
(1ciii)
Methyl ethanoate
(1d)
By removing the main product continuously(1e)
Number of moles of Zn dust = Mass/molars mass = 3.75/65 =0.0077
Reacting mole ratio of Zn to H2 is 1:1
:’ No of moles of H2 produced =0.0677 moles
1 mole = 6.02x10²³ molecules
0.0577moles of hydrogen produces
=6.02x10²³ x0.0577
=0.347x10²³ molecules
Or 3.47x10²² molecules
(1f)
Flooding
(1gi)
Reaction C
(1gii)
Zinc (from + 2 to + 4)
(1hi)
(i) Each spectral line is caused by one electron
(ii) Electron can exist only in circular orbit of definite quantum energy.
(1hii)
It could not account for the spectrum at note complicated atoms
(1i)
(i)Temperature of the reacting system
(ii)Pressure of the reacting system
(iii)Concentration of the reacting system
(1j)
(i) Both liberate carbon(iv) oxide
(ii) One produce a chloride salt , the other produce an ethanoate salt
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« on: April 11, 2019, 12:18:01 pm »
Animal Husbandry OBJ:
1-10: DACCABAACB
11-20: DBDBACADAC
21-30: CDBBAAAACA
31-40: CDCABDCDDA
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« on: April 11, 2019, 10:58:58 am »
(6a)
ADVANTAGES:
(i) Castration reduces male aggression and thereby makes males easier to
handle.
(ii) There is a risk of unwanted matings if there are uncastrated males on the farm, other than those required for breeding.
(iii) Due apparently to traditional butchers' prejudices, castrated male meat is marketed higher than that of uncastrated meats.
(iv) Performance and conversion rates can be itnpr<>ved by castration.
(v) It helps in preventing production of unwanted or undesirable offspring
DISADVANTAGES:
(i) The cheaper methods of castration; which the farmer can do himself,require a degree of skill. With such methods there is a risk of infection.
(ii) The alternative, of calling in a veterinary surgeon, adds to costs.
(c) Castration involves somne time.
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« on: April 11, 2019, 10:53:06 am »
4a)
Artificial pasture refers to an area of land covered with forage grasses and legumes which are deliberately planted by man.
(4b)
(i) extend the growing season of a pasture
(ii) increase the organic matter content of the soil over time because of grass root systems
(iii) reduce weed encroachment
(iv) reduce erosion
(v) produce higher yields
(vi) improve the palatability
(4ci)
(i) mixed production
(ii) intensive farming systems “landless”
(iii) extensive production system
(4cii)
-Mixed production:
(I) it includes both agriculture and livestock
(ii)it can be either intensive or extensive.
(iii)it used for exploitation of both irrigated or non-irrigated land and they are common in some parts of America, Europe and Asia.
-Intensive farming:
(i) it is mainly used for livestock.
(ii)it is used to breed pigs, chickens, laying hens, cattle and even fish
(iii)they are common in north America, Europe and Asia and in heavy populated areas in general, where the demand for meat and proteins is very high.
-Extensive farming:
(i)it is used on large non-cultivated land where animals can graze freely
(ii)it is use for cattle, to produce meat and milk, sheep and goats.
(iii)It is more common in Central and South America
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« on: May 04, 2016, 02:29:28 pm »
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« on: April 12, 2016, 09:43:07 am »
The statement issued by Senate spokesman, Senator
Abdullahi read in part: “While the executive is mandated to
prepare and lay before the National Assembly a proposed
budget detailing projects to be executed, it should be made
clear that the responsibility and power of appropriation lie
with the National Assembly. If the presidency expects us to
return the budget proposal to them without any
adjustments, then some people must be living in a different
era and probably have not come to terms with democracy.
“We make bold to say, however, that the said Lagos-Calabar
rail project was not included in the budget proposal
presented to the National Assembly by President
Muhammadu Buhari, and we challenge anyone who has any
evidence to the contrary to present such to Nigerians.
“Since the beginning of the 2016 budget process, it is clear
that the National Assembly has suffered all manners of
falsehood, deliberate distortion of facts, and outright
blackmail, deliberately aimed at poisoning the minds of the
people against the institution of the National Assembly. We
have endured this with equanimity in the overall interest of
Nigerians. Even when the original submission was
surreptitiously swapped and we ended up having two
versions of the budget, which was almost incomprehensible
and heavily padded in a manner that betrays lack of
coordination and gross incompetence, we refused to play to
the gallery and instead helped the Executive to manage the
hugely embarrassing situation it has brought upon itself; but
enough is enough.
“This latest antics of this particular minister of transportation,
Rotimi Amaechi, is reckless, uncalled for and dangerously
divisive. Apart from setting the people of the southern part of
the country against their northern compatriots, it potentially
sets the people against their lawmakers from the concerned
constituencies and sets the lawmakers against themselves.
This manner of reprehensible mischief has no place in a
democracy. We hereby demand from Mr. Amaechi a publicly
tendered apology if he is not able to show evidence that the
Lagos-Calabar rail project was included in the budget.
Otherwise, he should resign forthwith.
“Finally, by the provision of Section 81 (4) (a) and (b) of the
constitution, the President is allowed to sign the budget and
kick-start the implementation of the other areas that
constitute over 90 per cent of the budget where there is
agreement between both arms, even as we engage ourselves
to resolve the contentious areas, if there were any. We,
therefore, maintain that even these contrived discrepancies
are not sufficient excuse not to sign the budget into law.
“We, therefore, urge President Buhari to sign the 2016
budget without any further delay. For every additional day
that the president withholds his assent from the bill, the
hardship in the land, which is already becoming intolerable
for the masses of our people gets even more complicated.
Certainly, as primary representatives of the people, we shall
not vacate our responsibility and watch the people continue
to suffer unduly.”
The statement followed an earlier press conference where
the Senate spokesman also claimed ignorance of the
presence of the projects in the budget presented by the
president.
House spokesman, Namdas at a press conference also,
yesterday, accused Amaechi of bringing the Calabar – Lagos
rail project to the National Assembly through the back door.
According to him, the report that the project was removed,
and its budget appropriated for the completion of the Lagos-
Kano rail project was misleading and intended to set the
Southern and Northern parts of the country against each
other.
Meanwhile, fresh insights into how political infighting in the
All Progressives Congress, APC, and ego by senior officials of
the National Assembly led to the extraction of the Lagos –
Calabar rail project and other key infrastructure projects of
the administration from budget 2016 have been unveiled.
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« on: April 12, 2016, 09:32:33 am »
Three MFM FC players have been invited to the Dream Team VI
squad ahead Rio 2016 Olympics build up
Coach Samson Siasia has invited 30 players to camp ahead
2016 Olympics billed for Brazil.
Heading the list are goalkeeper Emmanuel Daniel, Stanley
Dimgba and Ubong Ekpai who got Nigeria U23’s only goal in
their 1-0 defeat of Brazil U23 in an international friendly.
Three players of Mountain of Fire Ministry Football Club were
given the chance to compete for a shirt for the Olympics men
football event. They include Obanor Erhun , Stanley Okorom
and Julius Emiloju.
All invited players are expected to arrive the Starview Hotel,
Gwarinpa Estate, Abuja on Tuesday, April 12, 2016 with their
international passports, while training commences on
Wednesday.
LIST OF INVITED PLAYERS
1. Emmanuel Daniel (Enugu Rangers)
2. Yusuf Mohammed (Kano Pillars)
3. Daniel Emmanson (Akwa United)
4. Omasteye Alex (First Bank)
5. Sincere Seth (Rhapsody FC)
6. Oduduwa Segun (Nath FC)
7. Obanor Erhun (MFM FC)
8. Ahamefule Chizoba (Abia Warriors)
9. Ndifreke Effiong (Abia Warriors)
10. Chima Akas (Enyimba FC)
11. Timothy Danladi (Katsina United)
12. Stanley Okorom (MFM FC)
13. Harrison Ibukun (Akwa United)
14. Ubong Ekpai (Akwa United)
15. David Itoho (Nath FC)
16. Kabiru Moshood (Ikorodu United)
17. Bright Onyedikachi (FC IfeanyiUbah)
18. Ifeanyi Mathew (Kano Pillars)
19. Tiongoli Tonbara (Bayelsa United)
20. Olisah Ndah (Rivers FC)
21. Julius Emiloju (MFM FC)
22. Joseph Osadiaye (Enyimba FC)
23. Daniel Etor (Enyimba FC)
24. Austine Dimgba (Sunshine Stars)
25. Ezekiel Mbah (Kano Pillars)
26. Abdulrahman Taiwo (Kwara United)
27. Godwin Obaje (Wikki Tourists)
28. Kufre Ebong (Akwa United)
29. Uchenna Agha (Freestans FC)
30. Godwin Aguda (Rangers FC)
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« on: April 12, 2016, 09:14:08 am »
On Sunday, I was sitting in the church, my friend invited me for
a thanksgiving, and when it was time for offering, the offering
basket was passed around. Despite d Pastor's charge for gud
offering, I still hurriedly and secretly pulled out N50 from my
pocket and dropped it. Just then, the person behind me tapped
me on the shoulder and handed me a N1,000 note. I smiled,
how generous, then majestically I looked around and put d
N1,000 in the basket and passed it on, then I turned and
thanked d man seriously for being so generous. He replied
"don't mention, be more careful next time, it fell frm ur pocket"
Whaaaat???!!!!!.......usher please wait wrong Transaction!!!!!!!!!
Don't laugh alone share it and make someone smile...,
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« on: April 05, 2016, 12:20:11 am »
1. Most compounds are noiseless because 'I better pass my neighbour' generators are on sabbatical leave.
2. Wives are happy because husbands who like hanging out are now staying at home with the family because drinks outside are not cold and no fuel to drive out.
3. All the house wives are cooking good food because no more Crunches and Mr Biggs.
4. Kids are reading their books since watching TV needs fuel.
5. No more congestion in network since many peoples phones are off due to low ba3.
6. Browsing & downloading is faster than before cause not much people are online.
7. Everyone sleeps very early now, No more late night movies.. Light no dey naa..
8. There are MORE PRAYERS & less distractions.
9. Parents are over-joyed because their children that were always online now concentrates on their studies.
10. Even God Himself is very happy when he saw people who haven't gone to church for months and years going to church and staying for both First and second services just to charge their phones.
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« on: April 24, 2014, 02:17:41 pm »
Verified Maths OBJ:
1-10: CDBBCACBAA
11-20: BCDBDABCCB
21-30: BBACDDBCCA
31-40: BDCCBCADAD
41-50: DCDCDCAACC
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« on: April 24, 2014, 11:29:39 am »
(9ai)
16-2x+6+x+19-3x+5x+8x
+4x+7x
+4=125
45+20x=125
20x=125-45
20x=80
x=80/20
x=4
(9aii)
n(PUQnR)=16-2x+5x+6+x
=22+4x
=22+4(4)=38
(9bi)
<WYZ=<WXY
=50(deg) corresponding
angle
(9bii)
<W=50(degree) Alternate
angle
YZE=50(degree) (<S in the
same
segment)
YEZ
+50(degree)+(50
degree)=180(degree)
Sum of angles in a triangle
YEZ+100(degree)=180
YEZ=180-100
YEZ=80(degree)
===============
=============
(10a)
X^2-3x-2x+6=12
x^2-5x+6=12
x^2-5x+6-12=0
x^2-5x-6=0
Factorising
x^2-6+x-6=0
x(x-6)+1(x-6)=0
x+1=0 or x-6=0
x=-1 or x=6
(10b)
PQ^2=7^2+7^2-2(7)
(7)cos60(degree)
PQ^2=49+49-98*0.5
PQ^2=49
PQ=sqrt(49)=7cm
PQ at the centre =
7/2=3.5cm
Area(A)= (pie)r^2
=(22/7)*(3.5^2)=38.5cm^2
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« on: April 24, 2014, 10:49:32 am »
(3a) Let p=1/x ,q=1/y p+q=5 ---->equ
(1) q-p=1 ---->equ(2) p+q=5 ---->equ(1) p+q=1
---->equ(2) Add equ(1) and equ(2) 2q=6 ,
q=6/2=3 Substitute q=3 into equation(1) p+q=5
p+3=5 P=5-3 p=2 Recall p=1/x , 2=1/x, x=1/2
q=1/y, 3=1/y , y=1/3 Therefore: x=1/2 , y=1/3
(3b) Where the road is good 72:x/0.75
x=72*0.75 x=54km Where the road is bad
48:x/0.75 x=48*0.75 x=36km Number of
kilometers of good surface is 54km
(4a) Area(A)= (tita/360*pieR^2) -(1/2R^2Sin
(tita)) 504:((90/360)*22/7*r^2)-(1/2*r^2*sin90)
504:(0.25*3.142*r^2)-(0.5r2) 504= 0.7855r^2 -
0.5r^2 504= 0.2855r^2 r^2= 504/0.2855
r^2=1765.32 r:sqrt(1765.32) r=42cm
============ NOTE: Tita means tita sign(it
looks like crossd-zero)
(4b) Draw the diagram <RQS=66(degree) {base
angles of isoceles) ===================
PLS NOTE: Tita means tita sign. It look like
crossed zero. And also note: r:sqrt(1765.32)
means r= _/1765.32
=====================
(5) Pr(x)=0.5, Pr(X^1)=0.5 Pr(Y^1)=0.3 , Pr(y)
=0.7 (a) Pr(both contracts):-pr(x)*Pr(y)
=0.5*0.7=0.35 (5b) Pr(exactly one of the
contracts)= Pr(X)*Pr(Y^1) +Pr(X^1)*Pr(y) :
(0.5*0.3)+(0.5*0.7) =0.15+0.35 =0.5 (5c) Pr
(Neither of the contrasts) = pr(X^1)*Pr(Y^1)
=0.5*0.3 =0.15
(6a) 3/(2p-1/2):(1/3)/(p/4+1/2). 6/(4p-1)=4/(3p
+6). 6(3p+6)=4(4p-1). 18p+36=16p-4. 2p=-40,
p=-20.
(12a) Given, 5cos(x+8.5)-1=0 C0s(x+8.5)^o=1/5
cos(x+8.5)^o=0.2 x+8.5^o=Cos^-1(0.2) x
+8.5^o=78.46 x=78.46-8.5 x=69.96^o x=
70(degree)
(12bii) QR^2:(PR^2)+(PQ^2)
-2PR*PCOS(RPQ) P^2=32^2+24^2-2(32)(24)
COS45(DEGREE) P^2=1600-1536*0.7071
P^2=1600-1086.1 P^2=513.88 P:sqrt(513.88)
p=22.67km Distance QR=22.67km (12biii) 32/sin
(tita)=22.67/sin45(deg), sin(tita)=0.9981
tita:sin^-1(0.9981) tita=86(degree)
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« on: April 24, 2014, 10:23:24 am »
(1a) Simplify -->(6/10*32*4/100)/ (12/10*8/1000*16/100) -->(6*32*4/10*1000)*(10*1000*100/12*8*16) -->(6*32*4*100/12*8*16) -->(6*2*4*100/12*  = 6*100/12 -->=50 (1b) <AEF=<EBH (corresponding angle) <EBH=3x(degree) <GHC=<HBE=7x(degree)(same reason) 120(degree)+7x(degree)+3x(degree)=360 (degree) angle at a point 120+10x=360 10x=360-120 10x=240 x=240/10=24(degree) (2a) 3sqrt(25*3)-sqrt(4*3)+sqrt(27*4) 15sqrt(3)-2sqrt(3)+2sqrt(27) 15sqrt(3)-2sqrt(3)+2sqrt(9*3) 15sqrt(3)-2sqrt(3)+6sqrt(3)=19sqrt(3) (2b) 124n=232five (1*n^2)+(2*n^1)+(4*n^o):(2*5^2)+(3*5^1) +(2*5^o) n^2+2n+4=50+15+2 n^2+2n+4-67=0 n^2+2n-63=0 n(n-7)+9n-63=0 n(n-7)+9(n-7)=0 (n+9)(n-7)=0 n=-9 or n=7:. n=7
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« on: April 16, 2014, 03:44:48 pm »
(6a)
- In search for habitat
- In search for mates - In search for food
- In search for water
- In search for favourable climatic bundles
(6b)
- Epidermes: encloses the vasccular bundles
- Phloem: Transport manufactured food in plant
- Sclerenchyma: It gives the plant resilence against strong wind
(6c)
i. Parasitic plant: Striga and mistletoe
ii.Saprophytes: Mushroom and fungi
(6d)
i. They posses semi-permeable membrane
ii. They posses bouyant roots
(6e)
i. Increase
- favourable climatic and weather
- Available of sufficient food
ii. Decrease
- High disease epidemy
- Harsh weather conditions
(6f)
i. Deforestation
ii. Over-grazing
iii. soil compaction by tractors
iv. Use of acidic fertilizers
(6g)
i. it improve growth
ii. it improve germinal process
iii. it encourages reproduction
(6h)
i. Availabilty of microbes
ii. Availability of moisture
iii. Availability of air
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« on: April 16, 2014, 03:31:19 pm »
(3a) i.Biosphere is the zone of the earth occupied by living organisms. it is a layer of life which exists on the earth surface ii. Habitat is defined as an area occupied by a biotic community i.e. habitat is any environment in which an organism lives naturally e.g the habitat of the fish is water (3b)Example of a canivorous plant is sundew that possesses leaves capable of forming an organ to trap and digest insects. the upper surface of the leaf has a number of glandular or tentacles. The leaf surface is sticky as a result of disgestive gland in the plant. the ends of the tentacles secrete enzymes capable of digesting insects caught the presence of an insect on the leaf stimulates the leaf to fold over and turn all the tentacles inward. (3c) (i) It helps to prevent overcrowding of plants (ii) It results in colonization of new areas with new plants (iii) it prevents diseases from spreading among plants species (3d) Six Methods of Conserving soil -By applying manure -By avoiding bush burning -Preventing over grazing -Preventing Desforestation -Adoption of better farming practise e.g crop rotation -BY avoiding soil erosion...
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« on: April 16, 2014, 11:32:28 am »
PLS CORRECT SOME FIGURES IN No 6b.
THIS IS D CORRECT No6b.
(6b)BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
Balance as per adjusted cash book- (3800)
Adj. unpresented cheque-(5000)
Total= 8800
Less uncredited cheque=2500
Dishonoured cheque=500
Total= 3000
Balance as per bank statement= 5800.
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« on: April 16, 2014, 11:23:59 am »
(6b)BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
Balance as per adjusted cash book- (3800)
Adj. unpresented cheque-(5000)
Total= 1200
Less uncredited cheque=2500
Dishonoured cheque=500
Total= 3000
Balance as per bank statement= 1800.
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« on: April 16, 2014, 11:06:23 am »
(7)
TRADING PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST/12/2010.
Debit Side
Stock(85716)
Purchases(389814)=475530
Return Outward(165)=475365
Less Stock(9500)=380365
G.P(157375)=
Rent&rate(7500+4000)= 11400
Insurance(8000-2800)= 5200
General Expenses=9000
Salaries(59628+7000)=66628
Interest=5000
Bad debt=1629
Provision for bad debt=3029
Directors salaries=28000
Depreciation M.v 20%*12000 =24000
Net Profit= 3389
Total= 157375.
Credit side
Sales(538266)
Return inward(526)=537740
G.P (157375)
total:(157375)
PROFIT AND LOSS APPROPRIATION A/C FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31/12/2010
Debit side
Proposed Dividend
10/100*100000 =10000
Retained Profit = 80789
Total= 90789
Credit side
N.p B/D (3389)
Balance B/D (87400)
Total= 90789
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« on: April 16, 2014, 10:58:09 am »
Verified ACCOUNT OBJ:
1-10: cacddcccca
11-20: ccadaddbdc
21-30: dbdbcaccbd
31-40: bddcbcbbba
41-50: accbcbdadc
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« on: April 16, 2014, 10:53:04 am »
- (9)
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30/9/2012
Debit side
Ordinary share(156,000)
Reserve/Net Profit (65883)
Long term liability/6% Debenture(45,000)
C/L
Creditors(34730)
Rent(2440)=37170
Total= (298053)
Credit Side
Fixed assets
Premises(127500)
Plant & machinery(165900)
Less exp (38100)
C/A
Stock(48219)
Debtors(31664)
Bank(22890)=162773.
Total=298073
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« on: April 16, 2014, 10:25:30 am »
(1a)
Cash book: this is a double entry account used
to record cash transactions and also
transactions with the bank. It is a subsidiary
book and also performs the function of a ledger.
(1b)
(i) it provides a written record which is essential
for the proper conduct of business.
(ii)the existence of reliable financial records
help in management decision making.
(iii)good book-keeping practice enables one to
ascertain the profit or loss made during a
trading period.
(iv)it make it possible to find out how a business
stands in relation to its customers
(v)it facilities reference making to past
transactions.
(vi)it shows purchase and sales made within a
given period.
(vii)it also facilitates inter-firm comparison
- (1c)
(i)invoice
(ii)credit note
(iii)debit note
(iv)petty cash voucher
(v)receipts
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« on: April 16, 2014, 10:20:44 am »
Neco Time Table 2014 June/
July Neco Exam Time Table
APPROVED BY EGN
=====================================================
Thursday 22nd May To Wednesday 28th June
(Actual date and time will be
fixed by the Council)
4114 Paper IV: Oral Arabic 1hr 20mins
4104 Paper IV: Oral French 1hr 30mins
6181 Paper I: Practical : Clothing and Textiles
3hrs
3091 Paper I: Practical : Foods and Nutrition
3hrs
3081 Paper I: Practical : Home Management
3hrs
4044 Paper IV: Aural: Music 40 mins
4041 Paper I: Performance Test, Music
Technology/Alternative 1hr 30mins
=====================================================
Friday 30th May
2011 Paper I: Practical :Biology 2hrs 10.00 am
-12.00 pm
=====================================================
Wednesday 4th June
2021 Paper I: Practical : Chemistry 2hrs 10.00
am -12.00 pm
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Thursday 5th June
2031 Paper I: Practical : Physics 2hrs 45mins
10.00 am- 12.45 pm
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Friday 6th June
2061 Paper I: Practical : Agricultural Science 1hr
30mins 10.00 am
-11.30 am
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Tuesday 10th June
4063/4061 Paper III&I: Objective & Practical :
Geography 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am -12.30 pm
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Wednesday 11th June
2083/2083 Paper III &II: Objective & Essay-
Computer
Studies 3hrs 10.00am-1.00pm
=====================================================
Thursday 12th June
4073/4072 Paper III&II: Objective &
Essay:Government
2hrs 40mins 10.00 am - 12.40 pm
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Friday 13th June
4062 Paper II: Essay:Geography 2hrs 10.00 am
-12.00 pm
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Monday 16th June
2023/2022 Paper III&II: Objective & Essay:
Chemistry
3hrs 10.00 am- 1.00 pm
=====================================================
Tuesday 17th June
1012/1013 Paper II & III: Essay & Objective -
English
Language 2hr 45mins 10.00 am - 12.45 am
1014 Paper IV: Test of Orals : English Language
45mins 12.45 pm - 1.30pm
=====================================================
Wednesday 18th June
5033/5032 Paper III & II: Objective &
Essay :Commerce
2hrs 40mins 10.00 am - 12.40 am
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Thursday 19th June
2033/2032 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay:
Physics
3hrs 10.00 am - 1.00 pm
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Friday 20th June
2063/2062 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay :
Agricultural Science 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am
-12.30 pm
2063/2062 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay :
Insurance
2hrs 40mins 3.00 pm - 5.40 pm
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Monday 23rd June
1023 Paper III: Objective: General Mathematics
1hr 45mins 10.00 am -
11.45 am
1022 Paper II: Essay : General Mathematics 2hrs
30mins 12.00 pm -2.30
pm
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Wednesday 25th June
2043 Paper III: Objective :Further Mathematics
2hrs 10.00 am - 12.00pm
2042 Paper II: Essay: Further Mathematics 2hrs
30mins 12.00 pm - 2.30pm
4093/4094 Paper III & IV: Objective & Prose:
Literature-in-English 2hrs 15mins 3.00 pm -5.15
pm
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Thursday 26th June
2013/2012 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay:
Biology
2hrs 30mins 10.00 am-12.30 pm
4113/4112 Paper III & II: Objective, Essay &
Literature- Arabic 3hrs 30mins 2 pm-5.30 pm
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Friday 27th June
4013/4012 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay:
Christian
Religious Studies 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am- 12.30
pm
4023/4022 Paper III & II: Objective &
Essay:Islamic
Studies 2hrs 10.00 am- 12.30 pm
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Monday 30th June
4083/4082 Paper III & II: Objective &
Essay :Economics
3hrs 10.00 am-1.00 pm
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Tuesday 1sh July
4123/4122 Paper III & II: Objective &
Essay :Hausa
3hrs 10.00 am -1.00 pm
4133/4132 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay :Igbo
3hrs
10.00 am-1.00 pm
4143/4142 Paper III & II: Objective &
Essay :Yoruba
3hrs 10.00 am-1.00 pm
4153/4152 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay :Edo
3hrs
10.00 am-1.00 pm
4163/4162 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay :Efik
3hrs
10.00 am -1.00 pm
4173/4172 Paper III & II: Objective &
Essay :Ibibio
3hrs 10.00 am-1.00 pm
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Thursday 3rd July
3011 Paper I: Practical:Technical Drawing 3hrs
10.00 am-1.00 pm
4092 Paper II: Drama & Poetry:Literature In
English 1hr
40mins 2.30pm -4.10pm
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Friday 4th July
3013/3014 Paper III & IV: Objective &
Drawing :Technical Drawing 2hrs 30mins 10.00
am-12.30 pm
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Monday 7th July
4053/4052 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay:
history
3hrs 10.00 am-1pm
3013/3014 Paper III & II: Objective &
Essay :Data
processing 3hrs 2pm- 5pm
6333/6332 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay;
Marketing 2hrs 40mins 2pm-4.400pm
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Wednesday 9th July
4033/4032 Paper III & II: Object: Office practice
3hrs 30mins
2pm -5pm
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Thursday 10th July
6271 Paper I: Practical :Data processing 2hrs
30mins 10.00 am-1pm
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