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Airtel 3GB for 1k is the latest and newly introduced bundles from Airtel Nigeria, it's similar to the old double data offer which was only open to eligible users. The uniqueness of this new data offer is to Upgrade to Airtel 4G and get 3GB for N1,000.

The offer is exclusive to new and eligible Airtel lines. The double data offer is valid for 90 days from the SIM activation date.

In order for you to be able to purchase this 3GB data for as low as 1k on your Airtel sim card, you need to have a 4G sim card or you simply upgrade to the 4G using Airtel stores nearest to you.

How to Subscribe to Airtel 3GB Data Bundle for N1000

Simply recharge your sim card with N1,000.
Then dial *496# to activate the 3GB data for N1,000.
Check your data balance by dialing; *140#
Note: You can just be doing as your regular subscription plan because Airtel has a reliable and strong network signal, but remember that the offer valid for just 90 days from the SIM activation date.

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*1a*
Capitalism is an economic system in which capital goods are owned by
private individuals or businesses. The production of goods and services is
based on supply and demand in the general market ( market economy),
rather than through central planning (planned economy or command
economy).
*(1b)*
(i) *Right of private Property*
(i) Every individual has the right to accumulate property, (ii) An individual
is free to use his property according to his will and (iii) Right of inheritance,
i.e., after death of an individual his property goes to his successors.
(ii) *Price mechanism:*
Price mechanism means the free working of the forces of demand and supply
to determine, prices in product market and factor market.
(iii) *Profit motive*
Profit is the soul of all the institutions of capitalist system. A capitalistic
economy is individualistic because everyone is motivated by self-interest or
private profit motive to undertake high risks.
(iv) *Freedom of enterprise:*
There is freedom of enterprise in a capitalist economy. It means people are
free to choose their occupation, profession or business according to their will.
(v) *Consumer’s sovereignty*:
In a capitalist economy people have freedom of consumption. They can
spend their income on consumption according to their choice.
=========================
2a) Constitutional government is defined by the existence of a constitution—
which may be a legal instrument or merely a set of fixed norms or principles
generally accepted as the fundamental law of the polity—that effectively
controls the exercise of political power.
2b
1. Indispensable for Administration:
Constitution is indispensable f administration of state. Administration would
not be smooth, fair and efficient in the absence of a constitution. The
constitution is a record of the state providing for rule of law.
2. Empowerment of state:
The constitution gives powers and strength to the state and government.
3. Establishment of values and Ideals:
Every constitution aims at establishing values and ideals. These ideals may
include democracy, freedom or liberty, welfare people, equality and justice.
The ideas, values and goals of a constitution may be stated clearly or
impliedly, of the goals of India is establishment of socialism. This has been
clearly stated in preamble of the constitution. The interests of rich Americans
have been protected b American constitution.
4. Shows Path and Direction to Government:
The constitution is blue print governance. It is the duty of government to
follow this blue print . The constitution shows direction to the government. The
government is likely to reach its goal if it proceeds in that direction. The
constitution advises the government to avoid disputes, and also to disputes.
5. Makes Government Stable and Disciplined :
If the different organs of govern perform their functions according to the
provisions of the constitution, the government will be effective and stable.
The constitution has also fixed the limits of powers of to organs of government .
They cannot cross these limits. As a result of this, there prevails discipline in
the government.

SECTION B
 5)
(i)Problem of finance
The British West African territory was a vast area and therefore to employ
British personnel from the Metropolis to effectively administer it needed a lot of
money to execute. The personnel had to travritain and be accommodated in
the colonies. It was thought that the funds needed to do this were too huge to
find. That was why they use of local people to accomplish the job.
(ii).Lack of personnel
Even if the funds were there to pay the personnel, the personnel themselves
were not availing themselves to be employed. The average British saw the
colonies as a harsh environment where they could die of malaria or other
diseases so they were unwilling to come and work there. This created the
shortage of critical personnel in the colonies. The British were therefore forced
to use local people, leading to the adoption of Indirect Rule.
(iii).Language barrier
The British could not speak the local language of the people and majority of
the people could not speak English. There was therefore a communications
problem. It was thought that getting a few people local people who could
speak both English and the local language could solve the problem. The was
the introduction of Rule.
(iv) .Poor road network
The road network was not well developed at the time therefore the colonialists could not easily travel from place to place to proper supervision.
Communication systems like telephones were also not very common back
then so the only way out was to let the natives themselves do the work. This
was another reason for the introduction of indirect Rule.
(v)A successful administrative system was already in place
In Northern Nigeria, where the system was first introduced , there already
existed a centralized system of administration, coupled with an efficient
system of tax collection. So the British just adopted what was already there
and used it to achieve their purpose.
(vi) Success of the system elsewhere
By the time Lord Luggard was introducing the system of indirect rule in
Northern Nigeria, the system had already been successfully practiced in India
and Uganda. The experiences gathered in India and Uganda convinced
Lord Luggard that Indirect Rule could thrive in West Africa.
======================
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(i)Common language:-Through there are variations in Igbo language, but
all the communities that made up IBO land understood themselves and that
helped to bring them together as one entity
(ii)Age Grades:-These age grades carry out a lot of uniting work
,maintained peace and order,acted as army that warded off external attack
,saw to the sanitation of the communities etc
(iii)Marriage:-The various communities in the pre colonial era widened the
scope of unity and co operation among the various communities that inter –
married
(iv) Supreme God:-The Ibos believed in the supreme God called Chukwu or
Chineke who made everything in the world and that it was equally
responsible for the happening of every event in their societies
(v)Trade:-The various communities in iboland had rotatory form of markets
and people moved from one community to another to trade and this acted as
a unifying factor.
=========================
(9)
(i)Ethnicity In Nigeria (as in many parts of Africa), political conflicts
often have ethnic coloration.
(ii)Military Involvement in Politics Nigeria’s political instability could be
traced to the frequent
military involvement in politics since January 15th, 1966.
(iii)Leadership Failure
Nigeria’s political instability and other related problems are a consequence of
its leadership crises. Nigerian governments are run in ways that have been
regarded as far from the modern western state systems upon which they are
modelled.
(iv) Interests of the International Community Political instability in Nigeria
owe much of its cause to
internal factors, however the interplay of internal and external factors
especially geo-political and economic interests of the international
community constantly play a significant role in undermining the very
processes and institutions that are
expected to nurture democracy and to instill a sense of stability for societal
development in Nigeria.
(v)Issue of Money and Politics in Nigeria
Another root of political instability is the issue of money and politics in Nigeria. In a civilized society, money is not a determining factor for
elective post.=====================
*1a*
Capitalism is an economic system in which capital goods are owned by
private individuals or businesses. The production of goods and services is
based on supply and demand in the general market ( market economy),
rather than through central planning (planned economy or command
economy).
*(1b)*
(i) *Right of private Property*
(i) Every individual has the right to accumulate property, (ii) An individual
is free to use his property according to his will and (iii) Right of inheritance,
i.e., after death of an individual his property goes to his successors.
(ii) *Price mechanism:*
Price mechanism means the free working of the forces of demand and supply
to determine, prices in product market and factor market.
(iii) *Profit motive*
Profit is the soul of all the institutions of capitalist system. A capitalistic
economy is individualistic because everyone is motivated by self-interest or
private profit motive to undertake high risks.
(iv) *Freedom of enterprise:*
There is freedom of enterprise in a capitalist economy. It means people are
free to choose their occupation, profession or business according to their will.
(v) *Consumer’s sovereignty*:
In a capitalist economy people have freedom of consumption. They can
spend their income on consumption according to their choice.
=========================
2a) Constitutional government is defined by the existence of a constitution—
which may be a legal instrument or merely a set of fixed norms or principles
generally accepted as the fundamental law of the polity—that effectively
controls the exercise of political power.
2b
1. Indispensable for Administration:
Constitution is indispensable f administration of state. Administration would
not be smooth, fair and efficient in the absence of a constitution. The
constitution is a record of the state providing for rule of law.
2. Empowerment of state:
The constitution gives powers and strength to the state and government.
3. Establishment of values and Ideals:
Every constitution aims at establishing values and ideals. These ideals may
include democracy, freedom or liberty, welfare people, equality and justice.
The ideas, values and goals of a constitution may be stated clearly or
impliedly, of the goals of India is establishment of socialism. This has been
clearly stated in preamble of the constitution. The interests of rich Americans
have been protected b American constitution.
4. Shows Path and Direction to Government:
The constitution is blue print governance. It is the duty of government to
follow this blue print . The constitution shows direction to the government. The
government is likely to reach its goal if it proceeds in that direction. The
constitution advises the government to avoid disputes, and also to disputes.
5. Makes Government Stable and Disciplined :
If the different organs of govern perform their functions according to the
provisions of the constitution, the government will be effective and stable.
The constitution has also fixed the limits of powers of to organs of government .
They cannot cross these limits. As a result of this, there prevails discipline in
the government.

SECTION B
 5)
(i)Problem of finance
The British West African territory was a vast area and therefore to employ
British personnel from the Metropolis to effectively administer it needed a lot of
money to execute. The personnel had to travritain and be accommodated in
the colonies. It was thought that the funds needed to do this were too huge to
find. That was why they use of local people to accomplish the job.
(ii).Lack of personnel
Even if the funds were there to pay the personnel, the personnel themselves
were not availing themselves to be employed. The average British saw the
colonies as a harsh environment where they could die of malaria or other
diseases so they were unwilling to come and work there. This created the
shortage of critical personnel in the colonies. The British were therefore forced
to use local people, leading to the adoption of Indirect Rule.
(iii).Language barrier
The British could not speak the local language of the people and majority of
the people could not speak English. There was therefore a communications
problem. It was thought that getting a few people local people who could
speak both English and the local language could solve the problem. The was
the introduction of Rule.
(iv) .Poor road network
The road network was not well developed at the time therefore the colonialists could not easily travel from place to place to proper supervision.
Communication systems like telephones were also not very common back
then so the only way out was to let the natives themselves do the work. This
was another reason for the introduction of indirect Rule.
(v)A successful administrative system was already in place
In Northern Nigeria, where the system was first introduced , there already
existed a centralized system of administration, coupled with an efficient
system of tax collection. So the British just adopted what was already there
and used it to achieve their purpose.
(vi) Success of the system elsewhere
By the time Lord Luggard was introducing the system of indirect rule in
Northern Nigeria, the system had already been successfully practiced in India
and Uganda. The experiences gathered in India and Uganda convinced
Lord Luggard that Indirect Rule could thrive in West Africa.
======================
(
(i)Common language:-Through there are variations in Igbo language, but
all the communities that made up IBO land understood themselves and that
helped to bring them together as one entity
(ii)Age Grades:-These age grades carry out a lot of uniting work
,maintained peace and order,acted as army that warded off external attack
,saw to the sanitation of the communities etc
(iii)Marriage:-The various communities in the pre colonial era widened the
scope of unity and co operation among the various communities that inter –
married
(iv) Supreme God:-The Ibos believed in the supreme God called Chukwu or
Chineke who made everything in the world and that it was equally
responsible for the happening of every event in their societies
(v)Trade:-The various communities in iboland had rotatory form of markets
and people moved from one community to another to trade and this acted as
a unifying factor.
=========================
(9)
(i)Ethnicity In Nigeria (as in many parts of Africa), political conflicts
often have ethnic coloration.
(ii)Military Involvement in Politics Nigeria’s political instability could be
traced to the frequent
military involvement in politics since January 15th, 1966.
(iii)Leadership Failure
Nigeria’s political instability and other related problems are a consequence of
its leadership crises. Nigerian governments are run in ways that have been
regarded as far from the modern western state systems upon which they are
modelled.
(iv) Interests of the International Community Political instability in Nigeria
owe much of its cause to
internal factors, however the interplay of internal and external factors
especially geo-political and economic interests of the international
community constantly play a significant role in undermining the very
processes and institutions that are
expected to nurture democracy and to instill a sense of stability for societal
development in Nigeria.
(v)Issue of Money and Politics in Nigeria
Another root of political instability is the issue of money and politics in Nigeria. In a civilized society, money is not a determining factor for
elective post.

(1a)
A–Hydrometer
B–Anemometer
C–Light meter
D–Rain gvage
E–Wind vane

(1aii)
A–it is used to measure relative humidity.
B–it is used to measure the speed of wind.
C–it is used to measure light intensity on land
D–it is used to measure the amount of rainfall
E–it is used to measure the direction of of wind.

(1b)
TABULATE:
UNDER I:
Example | Description | Use of beak
UNDER F:
Eagle |  the beak is short and cause to enable tear prey | it is used to hold prey firmly, it use to tag prey
UNDER G:
**** | it is short and little curve | it is used to peck the food
UNDER H:
Duck | it is long and flat | it enable animal to sieve the food

(1c)
(I) photosynthesis
(II) photosynthesis is defined as the process by which green plants manufactur their food making use of Co2 and water in the a presence of sunlight



(3ai)
Q => Chlamydomonas monoica
R => Euglena viridis
S => Amoeba preteus
T =>  Paramecium caudatus

(3aii)
I => flagellium
II => Pyrenoid
III => Eyespot
IV => Chloroplasts
V = Nucleus
VI => Meganucleus
VII = Contractile Vacuole

(3aiii)
Q => it use flagellium for movement
R => it use flagellium  for movement
S =>

3aiv)

- amoeba moves by pseudopodia while paramecium moves with the use of thin, hair-like structures called cilia .

- Amoeba can be found on freshwater ponds and wet soils why euglena can be found on freshwater and organic decaying matter

- Amoeba reproduces by asexual reproduction while euglena reproduces sexually by conjugation in unfavorable condition
3iv)
I - flagellum - A long, mobile filament that the Euglena uses to propel itself in its environment

II -  Pyrenoid - act as centres of carbon dioxide (CO ) fixation, by generating and maintaining a CO rich environment around the photosynthetic enzyme ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (RuBisCO).

III - Stigma - A light sensitive-spot that allows the Euglena to detect light, so that it may move towards it in order to conduct photosynthesis

IV - chloroplast - Organelle that allows the organism to conduct photosynthesis
3v)
- they have the mode mode of nutrition

- they have the mode of reproduction

- they have the same mode of irritability

Effects of Course of Study on your future career by: Kayode Oluwatobiloba Emmanuel. I want to believe that those who read my first write-up on the SECRETE OF DISTINCTION IN HIGHER INSTITUTION has been greatly inspired and motivated. Those who missed it should re-open it in a new window here, then continue with this.

I will start this topic by saying “The fact that you have academic excellence does not mean you will be successful”. They are two different words, the fact that one come out with distinction does not guarantee his success. This is because we end-up on the wrong line. I was chatting with a science student years back, who had not concluded on a future career yet at SS1. So many of us are just concerned about the present, we want to get into school quick,WHY? Because your friends are in school. Do you have the same life? Are your goals the same?
I get pissed off at times when I see JAMBites say “let them just give me any course jare”.

Sometimes when I hear people say “he studied law but he is now an actor and is making it big” I get angry because he had just wasted four years of his life on a course not useful to him. If he had patiently searched his mind, he would have seen in himself the gift of acting that he has and would have just studied theater art which would be a plus to him. Why do you have to go into a course that you don’t have passion for?

NEVER CHOOSE A COURSE BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO CHOICE OR TO GAIN ADMISSION QUICKLY BUT BECAUSE IT IS WHAT YOU ENJOY DOING.

Never allow anybody to choose a career for you, look within yourself, what do you enjoy doing, what catches your attention that you never get tired of? Take this, it is not how FAST but how WELL.

The fact that your friend gets into the institution before you does not mean he/she will make it before you.

* Are you good at writing – why don’t you study Mass Communication or English and be an editor in a news paper company or an author etc.

* Do you enjoy talking,chatting and interviewing people – why don’t you study mass communication and be a journalist,radio presenter, TV presenter etc.

* Do you enjoy working on the computer system or love computer operation – why don’t you study computer Engineering or Science.

* Do you like debating, talking or love fighting for peoples’ right? – why don’t you study Law and be a Lawyer?

* You enjoy dancing, acting, singing – why don’t you study theatre art and be a professional in the field.

* Do you enjoy doing electrical works, love dealing with engines – why don’t you go and study Engineering [there are various type of Engineering, pick the one that suits your passion].

* Do you have passion for medicine or you love treating people – why don’t you be a doctor or study Science Laboratory Technology.

* Do you love cooking or wants to know about cooking tips and origin of various recipee? – Why don’t you study Food Science and Technology [FST] and work with NAFDAC.

* Do you enjoy calculating and accounting for goods sold or like doing business or have administive skills? – Why don’t you study Accounting or Business administration and work in companies or banks even other firms.

* Do you love drawing or sketching? – You can be and artist or an Architect which you can study in the institution.
When you are able to study what is in you, I can bet you will never regret it.

These are what some young boys and ladies are getting wrong, they go into music without knowing the rudiments of music. They start dressing roughly and moving allover the streets just because they where able to wax just one disc that did not go beyond their local area. Grow up, go to school, study theatre art, your degree would give you respect, you will get to meet greater artiste and by the time you will getting into the music industry it will be with ease.

Pick a school that offer your course well and never choose an institution out of peer pressure but a school where you can easily enter and also attempt other school postume. You can opt-in for some school’s postume without picking them in jamb,just keep pursuing your dreams. Keep your focus, seek information, erase pride and you will see things falling in place. Never compare yourself with anybody,you are unique and with great attributes. Education becomes easy for you when you enjoy your course of study.

YES: We have list of best schools in Nigeria based on courses they offer.

This problem starts from ss1 when proper orientation and information are not given to students before choosing their departments. I want to believe that this writeup as opened your eyes to some hidden facts you never thought about. For Daily Inspirational and Motivational Write ups, like my Facebook page by clicking on my name.

What about costs? Check how much schools are charging as fees to study any course.

Compiled and written by:
Kayode Oluwatobiloba Emmanuel

A screen recorder serves the dual purpose of recording audio as well as video content. No matter if you're a coder who creates codes for YouTube videos or an entrepreneur who prepares presentations and visuals for your clients, the thought of "Only if I had recorded that!" would have surely crossed your mind.



With the best screen recording software like the one from Movavi, you can take your message across to your audience. You can record tutorials the easy way, and its 2-in-1 video functionalities mean that you could even edit the recorded screen videos as you want.  Whether it be capturing online videos, the games you play or even recording programming activity, the recorder makes it all seem really easy.

Most of the screen recorders available on the internet are user-friendly and have a great user interface, to begin with.

The 7 Ways Using a Screen Recorder Can Help You
Here are certain ways a screen recorder could make your life much simpler -

1. Record content for future use
Think the statistics mentioned in the online presentation won't stay with you for long? Or a particular Skype call will help you crack your dream interview? A screen recorder records all the above information in real time, making future reference a cake-walk for you.

2. Showcase your product effectively
If you are a person who looks after the Sale of your firm and needs a perfect method to get your message across to your prospects, then a screen recorder will do just that. It helps to enhance the user interface as the prospect gets a first-hand experience of your product - making it stand out among the rest!

3. Past references
If the current design of your product is just not up to the mark and you miss the old design but you somehow managed to record the entire procedure of creating the old design with your screen recorder, then you are in safe hands. This will help you to refer from your past work and work on creating a product, suitable to the needs and the requirements of the customers.

4. Educational Purposes
One of the top ways for which one can use a screen recorder is to record a video to spread knowledge on a particular topic, you are passionate about. Let us take an example of a person who is interested in Digital Artwork. This person can create tutorials on several digital artwork platforms and upload them on the internet for those who want to learn the same skill. This will not only help the person to hone their skill, but also provide education to those who may not have access to such facilities.

5. Customer Support
I know of a certain Information Technology company that provides customer support with the help of screen recording. All you need to do is mention the problem faced by you on the company's website by sharing a small clipping of the issue or the technical glitch. Voila! Your issue will be solved in no time.

6. Creating better Personal Relations
PR personnel of companies may use screen recorders to create livelier and visually appealing descriptions of their products for Media Houses to generate greater positive publicity for their firm. Needless to say, better the PR, better will be the sales for the firm. Even for firms who are just starting out, or for those people who manage their businesses from home itself, a simple act of screen recording the functioning of your product creates a great impact in the minds of the target audience, thus attracting them towards your product.

7. Creating a video library
One can easily save online streaming videos with the help of a screen recorder. You come across a video you feel will be of some use to use in the future? You save the same in your video library. So the next time you are in need of some help, you know where to look for it.

You can also tell a story realistically.

Have always wanted to present and produce your story to the World but didn't have the right medium to do so? A screen recorder will sort it out for you. Create content you are passionate about replete with the required audio and visual effects and watch the World go gaga over your efforts.

There are several screen recording apps available on the internet, some providing extremely advanced features, while some with basic functionalities, one can make do with at the beginner's level. You need to carefully go through the functionalities mentioned and choose what serves you best. It's time one fully understands the use of a screen recorder and utilizes its full potential.

To Download Movavi 2-in-1 screen recording software, log on to https://www.movavi.com/screen-recorder/

Pay-TV operator, MultiChoice Nigeria on Wednesday, November 14th, has launched a special campaign offer to treat customers on its DStv and GOtv platforms to a memorable festive period.



The campaign tagged #FestiveTogether will enable family and friends get together to celebrate the upcoming festive season with specially curated content on its DStv and GOtv platforms while also enjoying discounts on new purchases of the DStv Explora and HD decoders.

The Chief Customer Officer, MultiChoice Nigeria, Martin Mabutho said in Lagos yesterday that;

“The festive season is a great time for family and friends to come together, and we are making those moments extra special with world-class content on our platforms”. He said the upcoming festive season would be marked by TV content the whole family would enjoy.

“Our customers will enjoy their yearly festive tradition even more as they create new memories with a line-up of amazing content such as our special Nigerian Festivals pop-up channel which features some of the biggest music concerts and shows on the continent including The Experience, Calabar Carnival, Akwa Ibom Christmas Concert and One Lagos Fiesta.

We also have the much-loved special kiddies’ channel, Animania which will be a perfect companion for DStv kids this season.

Football lovers will still enjoy the matches of the best football leagues in the world; Premier League, UEFA Champions League, La Liga and SerieA LIVE and in glorious HD on SuperSport channels,” he said.



Discounts on Explora and HD Decoders, According to Mabutho,
All new and existing customers can now purchase the Explora, dish kit with one-month Compact subscription for only N29,900, which was previously N52,100, while the HD decoder, dish kit with one-month Compact subscription will go for only N9,900 from a previous price of N11,900.



On GOtv, customers can get GOtv Max package for only N3,200 and enjoy quality TV programming.

November TO Wednesday, 19TH December, 2018.
S/
N Subject Date Time
1 Biology Paper I ( Alternative to Practical) Monday 19th Nov. 2.00 pm – 4.00
pm
2 Physics Paper I (Alternative to Practical) Wednesday 21st
Nov.
2.00 pm – 4.45
pm
3 Government Paper III & II ( Objective & Essay) Thursday 22nd
Nov.
2.00 pm – 4.40
pm
4 Chemistry Paper I (Alternative to Practical) Friday 23rd Nov . 3.30 pm – 5.30
pm
5 English Language Paper II ( Essay) Saturday 24th
Nov. 1.00 pm – 2.45 pm
6 English Language Paper III ( Objective) Saturday 24th
Nov.
2.45 pm – 3.45
pm
7 English Language Paper IV ( Test of Orals) Saturday 24th
Nov.
4.00 pm – 4.45
pm
8 Civic Education Paper III & II ( Objective &
Essay) Monday 26th Nov . 2.00 pm – 4.40
pm
9 Physics Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Tuesday 27th
Nov.
2.00 pm – 5.00
pm
10 History Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Tuesday 27th
Nov.
2.00 pm – 5.00
pm
11 Commerce Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Wednesday 28th
Nov
2.00 pm – 4.40
pm
12 Chemistry Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Wednesday 28th
Nov
2.00 pm – 5.00
pm
13 Economics Paper III & II ( Objective & Essay) Thursday 29th
Nov.
2.00 pm – 5.00
pm
14 Geography Paper II (Essay) Friday 30th Nov. 3.30 pm – 5.30
pm
15 General Mathematics Paper III ( Objective) Saturday 1st Dec. 10.00 am – 11.45
am
16 General Mathematics Paper II (Essay) Saturday 1st Dec. 12.00noon – 2.30
pm
17 Christian Religious Studies Paper III & II
(Objective & Essay) Monday 3rd Dec. 2.00 pm – 4.30
pm
18 Islamic Studies Paper III & II (Objective &
Essay) Monday 3rd Dec. 2.00 pm – 4.30
pm
19 Biology Paper III & II ( Objective & Essay) Tuesday 4th Dec. 2.00 pm – 4.30
pm
20 Agricultural Science Paper III & II (Objective &
Essay)
Wednesday 5th
Dec.
2.00 pm – 4.30
pm
21 Literature in English Paper III (Objective) Thursday 6th Dec. 2.00 pm – 3.00
pm
22 Literature in English Paper IV (Prose) Thursday 6th Dec. 3.00 pm – 4.15 pm
23 Literature in English Paper II ( Drama & Poetry) Friday 7th Dec. 3.30 pm – 5.10 pm
24 Financial Accounting Paper III (Objective) Saturday 8th Dec. 10.00 am – 11.20
am
25 Financial Accounting Paper II ( Theory &
Practice) Saturday 8th Dec. 11.20 am – 1.50 pm
26 Health Education Paper I (Test of Practical) Saturday 8th Dec. 3.00 pm – 4.30pm
27 Hausa Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Monday 10th Dec. 2.00 pm – 5.00
pm
28 Igbo Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Monday 10th Dec. 2.00 pm – 5.00
pm
29 Yoruba Paper III & II ( Objective & Essay) Monday 10th Dec. 2.00 pm – 5.00
pm
30 Geography Paper III & I (Objective &
Practical) Tuesday 11th Dec. 2.00 pm – 4.30
pm
31 Stenography Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Tuesday 11th Dec. 2.00 pm – 4.00
pm
32 Physical Education Paper I ( Theory of Practice) Tuesday 11th Dec. 2.00 pm – 4.00
pm
33 French Paper I ( Written Comprehension) Wednesday 12th
Dec.
2.00 pm – 3.00
pm
34 French Paper II (Written Expression) Wednesday 12th
Dec.
3.00 pm – 4.45
pm
35 Arabic Paper III (Objective) Thursday 13th
Dec.
2.00 pm – 3.30
pm
36 Arabic Paper II (Essay & Literature) Thursday 13th
Dec.
3.30 pm – 5.30
pm
37 Physical Education Paper III & II ( Objective &
Essay) Friday 14th Dec. 3.30 pm – 5.30
pm
38 Further Mathematics Paper III (Objective) Saturday 15th Dec. 10.00 am – 12.00
noon
39 Further Mathematics Paper II (Essay) Saturday 15th Dec. 12.10 pm – 2.40
pm
40 Stenography Paper IV Practical ( Word
Processing) Saturday 15th Dec. 10.00 am – 12.00
noon
41 Stenography Paper I Practical Saturday 15th Dec. 12.00 noon – 1.17
pm
42 Health Education Paper III & II (Objective &
Essay) Saturday 15th Dec. 3.30 pm – 5.30
pm
43 French Paper IV (Aural Comprehension & Oral
Expression) Monday 17th Dec.
44 Arabic Paper IV (Oral ) Monday 17th Dec.
45 Agricultural Science Paper I (Alternative to
Practical) Tuesday 18th Dec. 2.00 pm – 3.30
pm
46 Store keeping Paper III & II ( Objective &
Essay)
Wednesday 19th
Dec.
2.00 pm – 4.40
pm
47 Marketing Paper III & II (Objective & Essay) Wednesday 19th
Dec.
2.00 pm – 4.40
pm
48 Salesmanship Paper III & II (Objective &
Essay)
Wednesday 19th
Dec.
2.00 pm – 4.40
pm
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2019 Nigeria general election is very close and it's time to vote out the bad governments and vote in the right leaders that will take us to the promise Land.

If you are yet to register for your voter's card, then you are on a long thing. The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC has made it easy for Nigerian voters to obtain their permanent voter's card and also check their voters' card registration status.

If you have registered for your own voter's card and yet to obtain the permanent voter's card - PVC -, then you can follow these easy steps below to check your card status online.

How To Check Your Voter's Card Registration Status Online

> Goto http://www.inecnigeria.org/?page_id=2160

> Tap on "Check Status Using VIN"

check-voters-card-registration-status

> Select the state of registration

> Type in your Last Name

> Type in your full VIN number

> Lastly, tap Check Status.

> If you can’t remember your VIN number, there is an option to check status using your date of birth.

> Finally, if your details are in the database, then you should see Voter information found.

It is so unfortunate that one of DStv strongest competitors is closing down the operation. Kwesé has streamlined its satellite television service.



With just 18-months of operation, Kwese TV is closing down operation in over 50 cities across the African continent to focus on digital of Video On Demand (VOD), according to a press statement released by their parent company, Econet Media.

According to a statement released by Econet Media, reportedly said that the development had been necessitated by review of its business strategy and service offerings, meaning that the company is following changes in the global digital and satellite broadcasting sector, as well as the growth in access to mobile and fixed broadband on the continent.

As of November 1, Kwese will only offer three services; Kwese Free Sports, Kwese iflix and Kwese Play. Those who had Kwese’s satellite service were surprised to wake up on the first of this month to see all their channels disappear.

Below is the official statement posted on FB Page by IDGD - Kwese Authorised Dealer:
Dear valued customer,

Having been in the African market for almost two years, Kwesé has taken time to monitor subscriber viewing habits and preferences. These insights have guided our efforts to provide a product range that is aligned to market needs. Kwesé has seen a noticeable shift in consumer viewing habits namely; video consumption on mobile phones, and increased uptake of OTT services across our markets. It is with these changes in mind, that Kwesé is proud to announce its new streamlined product offering.

Kwesé will now offer the following services;

1. Kwesé Free Sports (KFS),
2. Kwesé iflix and,
3. Kwesé Play

In focusing on these three services, Kwesé will streamline its satellite television service. Our new bouquet will carry selected sports and general entertainment programming for a minimal fee. Customers who have already paid their subscriptions for the month of November, or in advance, will receive a refund.

You will now have the option of enjoying premium sports content at no cost on KFS, enjoy world class international and African entertainment, news and sports content with a subscription fee of their choosing on Kwesé iflix, stream over 200 general entertainment channels on Kwesé Play for free with fixed broadband, and delight in a free satellite TV service on Kwesé TV. These changes are in keeping with Kwesé’s commitment to providing affordable premium content.

Kwesé wishes to thank you as our loyal customer for your support. We hope that you continue to support us going forward as you enjoy our affordable premium content services mentioned above.

Kwesé TV’s current subscription services and channel offering will cease as of 1 November 2018.

Further updates regarding Kwesé TV’s revised channel line-up will be announced in due course.
Kwese was launched in Ghana, Rwanda, Zambia, and Nigeria in 2017 as an alternative service to MultiChoice DStv, with the hope that it will change the pay-TV sector in Africa, but unfortunately, Kwese TV failed to outsmart DStv in the pay-TV industry in Africa.

Now that Kwese Satellite TV has conquered, can TStv as well survive their fighting?

.Report has it that despite directive from the national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) that all its members should embark on an indefinite strike last Monday, the Obadfemi Awolowo University (OAU) chapter of the union is yet to comply with that directive and may never be part of it.

According to a circular shared by an online user and said to have emanated from the management of the university, students have been asked not to vacate the campus as academic activities for the remaining part of the 2017/2018 session is very much on course and there is no intention to end academic activities until the end-of-year Holiday.



The circular equally enjoned both staff and students of the university to continue their normal activities in line with the university’s approved guidelines and ensure that the Academic Calendar remains sacrosanct..

YABATECH Change of Course Form for the 2018/2019 academic session is out. Interested candidates are hereby invited to apply for a change of course. The application cost is N1000. Deadline for application is November 12th, 2018. Check below for available courses and eligibility for YABATECH Change of course application.
 
Eligibility

YABATECH Change of Course Form, 2018/2019 Announced
Candidates who made minimum score of 150 in the UTME for ND Full Time and 180 for Degree Programme and whose Post UTME Screening result is not less than 45% are eligible to apply.

Interested candidates are to ensure that they have the requisite requirements for the programme they are changing to as specified in relevant pages of the 2018 JAMB Brochure. Candidates who do not meet the requirements for the new programme will not be considered for admission.

General Entry Requirement for National Diploma (ND) Full-Time and Degree Programme: SSCE (SSCE/NABTEB) with at least 5 credits obtained at not more than two (2) sittings, which must include English, Mathematics and three other relevant subjects from the minimum entry requirements in JAMB Brochure.

Available Programmes

The programmes available are as follows:

School of Technical Education
1. B.Sc (Ed.) Business Education
2. B.Sc (Ed.) Chemistry Education
3. B.Sc (Ed.) Computer Education
4. B.Sc (Ed.) Industrial Education
5. B.Sc (Ed.) Integrated Science Education
6. B.Sc (Ed.) Home Economics
7. B.Sc (Ed.) Mathematics
8. B.Sc (Ed.) Physics Education

School of Environmental Studies
9. ND (Estate Management & Valuation) Full Time.

School of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering
10. ND (Wielding & Fabrication Engineering) Full Time

School of Technology
11. ND (Leisure & Tourism) Full Time (Epe Campus)
12. ND (Polymer Technology) Full Time
13. ND (Textile Technology) Full Time.
14. ND (Agricultural Technology) Full Time (Epe Campus)

How to Apply for YABATECH Change of Course.
Applicants should visit the College website at .
Click on the link 2018/2019 “CHANGE OF COURSE FORM”.
Interested candidates are required to pay the sum of One Thousand Naira (N1,000) (excluding bank charges) for the application form and follow the procedure on-line using ATM card (Master Card, Visa and Verve) by clicking on “PAY NOW”.
Kindly complete the on-line application form after payment.
Click on “Submit” to conclude the application process.
Applicants without an ATM card should approach any bank for a reloadable card and load the required amount to enable them pay on-line.
Candidates having difficulty in payment for registration should visit the College website “click on the live support/Help Desklink on the home page of the website” or Computer Centre (PTDF) behind the School of Art, Design and Printing, for enquires and possible assistance.

Duration: The change of course form will be on sale from Tuesday, October 30, 2018 and will end Monday, November 12, 2018.

Candidates should check and ensure that they are qualified for the programme they intended to apply for. Application for Change of Course does not guarantee admission.

For further enquiries, please visit the Admissions Department of Registry in Room AA1, and 24 Old Administration Block.

This is to inform all the candidates offered provisional admission into Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) for the 2018/2019 academic session that the management of the university has announced the school fees for 2018/2019 session. Newly admitted students are to note that the tuition fees payable by them are as follows;

100 Level:

LAUTECH School Fees and Verification Notice To New Students, 2018/2019
Indigenes of Oyo and Osun State - N140,000

Non Indegenes - N170,000

200 Level FResh Students (Direct Entry)

Indigenes of Oyo and Osun State - N140,000

Non Indegenes - N170,000

The the verification of documents for the purpose of registration for the session for all newly admitted students will commence on Tuesday, November 6 and end on Friday, November 23, 2018.

The following documents are to be presented by candidates at the verification center (New ICT Building) on the University Campus in Ogbomoso.

Post UTME Result Slip – 3 Copies
JAMB Original Result Slip -3 Copiee
JAMB admission letter – (3) Copies
LAUTECH admission letter – (3) Copies
LAUTECH acceptance fee receipt – (3) copies
‘ O’ level result (Uploaded on CAPS) – 3 Copies
University Medical Clearance Certificate – (3) Copies
Recent Passport Photograph – (3) Copies
The exercise will commence at 10.00 am every working day within the stipulated period.