Nigerian Federalism: Historical Overview
The lesson covers the nature and structure of Nigerian federalism from pre-independence to the present. It discusses the evolution of federalism in Nigeria, including key constitutional changes and the division of powers among regions and the central government.
- 00:02 “Good day Learners My name is Mrs. Okolo Patience. I am here to teach you government SS3. And the topic we have today is lesson is federalizing. And the subtopic for today is the nature and structure of Nigerian federaliz...”
- 00:48 “Again, you should be able to explain federalizing from 1967 to 1975. And also, you should be able to discuss federalizing from 1976 to date. And also, you should be able to narrate the futures of Nigerian federalizing. N...”
- 17:19 “rather than strict. The powers are separated. We know the organs of governments. I believe by now we shall have known the functions of the organs of government. We have number one, the legislative organ. Number two, we h...”
Nigerian People's Party and Great Nigerian People's Party
This lesson covers the formation of the Nigerian People's Party (NPP) and the Great Nigerian People's Party (GNPP). It explains their organizational structures, sources of finance, and performance. Key figures involved in the formation of NPP are also discussed.
- 14:01 “And from by so doing, the party, political party, get the source of finance. Federal government allocation to the federal electoral commission, being the electoral commission that took care of the election in the second...”
- 14:48 “diverse religions, diverse languages, their needs for unity in Nigeria. So that was why one of their aims was to bring unity to Nigeria, and the one to promote equality of all people without regard for ethnic application...”
- 07:02 “in Nigeria without discrimination, to make sure that people of the country, they are equal. Irrespective of where the person is coming from, irrespective of the tribe, the religion, the language of the person, to make su...”
Political Parties in Nigeria: PRP and NAP
This lesson covers the formation and organizational structure of the People's Redemption Party (PRP) and the Nigeria Advanced Party (NAP). It includes information on their sources of finance, aims and objectives, and their achievements. Key figures and events related to the development of these poli
- 14:13 “What they intend to achieve if elected into power. This party, like I said before, believed in radical change. That in true radical change, Nigerian problem can be solved. One of their aims was to eradicate mosquitoes an...”
- 15:53 “They also intend to bring a revolution in agriculture receptor. By soldering, there will be surplus food and surplus money from food exports as well as industrialization. Also, another aim of this party was all Nigerians...”
- 13:26 “Let us see how this political party gets their sources. Got their sources of finance. Number one, true membership fees. Members of the political party, they pay fee, they pay levy. From there, they get their source of fi...”
Cultism in Nigeria
The lesson covers the definition of cultism and identifies various cult groups and their symbols. It discusses the origin of cult groups in Nigeria, their reasons for formation, the consequences of cultism, and preventive measures against it.
- 16:21 “Now we are in section B. In section B, you have to answer all the questions in this section. First, you have to define secret cult and second, you have to state the five consequences of cultism in Nigeria. Now, of come t...”
- 08:32 “and some other negative acts. Another consequence of courtism in Nigeria is murder. Some courtes have been known to move from their school to which who are against other court groups and individuals. For instance, in 199...”
- 15:35 “The next question, which of the following is not a cause of cultism in Nigeria? First, we have discrimination, second poverty, and third, equity. The original of cultism in Nigeria can be traced back to Daesh, 1950, 1960...”
Structure of the Nigerian Economy
This lesson covers the nature and structure of the Nigerian economy. It explains the primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors and their contributions to the economy. The lesson also discusses the economic activities in different geopolitical zones of Nigeria.
- 19:34 “My name is Mr. Balogum Abdullah, till the next class. [MUSIC]”
- 12:01 “within Nigeria, even before exporting out of the country. So it is an advantage to Nigeria. The population side of Nigeria is an advantage for its when it comes to marketing of its products. That is what it's meant by, i...”
- 14:37 “have more of animal production, that is livestock production in the north-east than in the north-west. Whereas, we have more of crop production in the north-west than in the north-east. There are not so much mining activ...”
Solid Minerals in Nigeria
This lesson covers the types of solid minerals found in Nigeria and their locations. It also discusses the importance and uses of these minerals, along with how to draw a map showing their distribution across the country.
- 09:10 “iron. And also for benzene, in making of plastics, dyes and explosives. And the last one is phenol for making drugs and antiseptics, etc. You have seen the several minerals that are found in some places in Nigeria. You w...”
- 01:37 “minerals of a particular metal from which it can be profitable mind is called the ore of that metal, e.g. iron ore, copper ore, etc. Solid minerals. Solid minerals have been found deposited in some parts of Nigeria and i...”
- 02:29 “to form products which are useful to man. There are about 34 mineral resources found in Nigeria and which includes column bites, gold, zinc, diamond, limestone, tin, copper, etc. Scientific study of minerals is called mi...”
Solid Minerals in Nigeria
This lesson covers the types of solid minerals found in Nigeria, their locations, and their uses. Students will learn about specific minerals such as limestone and their importance to the economy. A map of Nigeria showing the distribution of these minerals will also be drawn.
- 02:32 “Solid minerals have been found deposited in some parts of Nigeria in commercial quantities. So, these minerals are found in some parts of Nigeria and they are of valuable importance to mine and the economy of Nigeria at...”
- 11:38 “The coal is mixed in such a way that when you mix benzene and cold together, it is used in producing dyes, plastics and other explosives. See, phenol for making drugs and antiseptics. This is a map of Nigeria showing the...”
- 13:23 “Alright, crude. Extracting crude oil normally starts with drilling wells into an underground reservoir. For you to extract crude, you need to dig into the well to an underground reservoir. When an oil well has been taugh...”
Financial Institutions Overview
This lesson defines financial institutions and lists the types of banking and non-banking financial institutions. It also explains the key differences between these institutions and their functions in the economy.
- 11:50 “of merchant banks in Nigeria today are ABC Merchant Bank, Merchant Banking Corporation, Merchant Bank of Africa, Esthetaria. Now the functions of merchant banks discounting bill of exchange loan to foreign traders that i...”
- 14:24 “industries by giving out long term loans to such industries. Examples of development banks in Nigeria are Nigeria industrial development bank NIDB. Nigeria bank for commerce and industry NBCI and Nigerian agricultural an...”
- 05:49 “investment to yield profits for the banks. The loans are usually for a short term that is the loans given out from the commercial banks are usually for a short term that is commercial banks do not give out long term loan...”
Logical Statements and Negation
This lesson covers the definition of logical statements and how to identify true and false statements. It explains negation, conditional statements, and the antecedents of statements with examples.
- 03:21 “is written as negates P, this sign it means not P, this not P is this statement, it means it is false that P, it is false that P, for example, we have, Nigeria is a country, we want to negate the statement, you said it i...”
- 02:30 “So it is not a statement, if I wrong, I shall not be late, this is the statement. Japanese are adroking people, this is the statement, what a lovely man, this is an exclamation, so it is not a statement, go and eat your...”
Public Sector Accounting Overview
This lesson covers the definition of public sector accounting and its importance. It explains the sources of government revenue and classifies expenditures into capital and recurrent. Key concepts and terms related to public sector accounting are also discussed.
- 02:23 “and how such income is expanded. The public sector accounting is governed by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria of 1979, financial control and management acts of 1958. Concepts used in government account...”