Public Opinion
This lesson defines public opinion and discusses its characteristics. It covers the agents involved in the formation of public opinion, methods of measuring it, and its importance in society.
- 10:52 “Because people are watching at them, referendum or publicists. Now, these two, I've explained this when I was explaining if you have read your election, I've explained this. Now, let me say, for instance, a set of people...”
- 07:47 “citizens can form in a country. Like your age group, now, you can have your own opinion. Some of it belongs to a different world organization. This is different organization. Your belong can form your public opinion. Fro...”
- 05:22 “Or before the proper election, people castigating a particular candidate. This candidate is not fit in this position. Through pressure groups and political parties, these two groups help in the formation of public opinio...”
Electoral Constituencies
This lesson covers the definition of electoral constituencies and their importance in representing the interests of people in a parliamentary system. It discusses factors that influence the delimitation of constituencies, including population density, geographical features, and cultural backgrounds.
- 16:09 “That's just to buy people's mind, give them money as a result of these, they can make you the winner. They use talks and intimidation. Some politicians use talks. They use talks to oppress their opponent as a result of a...”
- 13:41 “And that's why some of them you see when they empower, they try to embezzle money because in the next election they want to make sure they are being were three elected. Forstration. Some politicians have lost election. O...”
- 01:47 “Population. A high density area may praise for a separate constituency even when the area is not large. There's some areas where fighting for autonomous, they want to be and they want to be a constituency of their own, t...”
Meaning and Functions of Elections
This lesson explains the definition of elections and the concept of suffrage. It covers the functions of elections, including the change of government, election of representatives, and the importance of free choice in leadership.
- 06:13 “in two-foot positive and negative. I want to say, rigging is not good. Rigging is just to enthrone somebody who is rightfully worthy, the winner. Best material may not be involved in the administration. They may withdraw...”
- 01:36 “Now, we're going to discuss and look at the functions of election. Number one, function of election is change of government. Election make it easier for the people to remove the bad leaders from government and with a bet...”
- 03:55 “for him to rule us because he's not their based on his own. He was their based on what election. Competition, election promotes competition among the political parties and among the candidate. We all know during the elec...”
Electoral Systems
This lesson covers the definition of electoral systems and lists different types. It explains the characteristics of each system, including independent bodies, periodic elections, and universal adult suffrage, along with their advantages and disadvantages.
- 14:01 “can also participate in this. There's no discrimination. It produces a winner. The system produces a winner after the force by-- after the force by-law, they will definitely be a winner. It is economical. It saves money,...”
- 11:42 “So, if the government are weak, does every citizen and does everything necessary for the nation or the citizens to voice out to pour out their mind? First assumption. Propulsion of representation is based on false assump...”
- 03:55 “And if your name is being listed, you have to also go to the same office where they will give issue you your voter's card. Or at times they might display some section, whereby you won't collect your voter's card. Continu...”
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...”
- 05:32 “that they used to take care of the political party. One is a location from Federco donations, federal electoral commission. It was the electoral commission that took care of the election in the second republic between 19...”
- 00:02 “Good day everyone. My name is Mrs. Patience Okolo. I am here to teach you government SS 3. And the topic we have for today's lesson is development of political parties in Nigeria. And our soft topic for today is People's...”
Conflict Resolution in Nigeria
This lesson explains the meaning of conflict and discusses its causes and consequences. It also covers different types of conflicts and methods for resolving them.
- 15:03 “This value based on conflicts. Number seven, communication gap. When needed information is not supplied at the right time or received to the wrong channels, conflicts may arise. When there is a communication gap in any o...”
- 17:25 “kidnapping, rape, immorality, murder, we definitely cause serious conflict in the society. When there is all these things happening in the society, kidnapping, killing or necessarily, raping, fraud, immorality, murder, s...”
- 12:45 “When people or groups of people are competing over a particular boundary to their land, it brings about conflict. Deferences in boundaries, differences in territories about land, especially land, buildings can result to...”
Writing an Argumentative Essay
This lesson covers the definition and structure of an argumentative essay. It explains the importance of understanding the topic and provides tips for writing effectively. Students will learn how to present arguments and persuade an audience.
- 13:49 “government. Give us enough points. One of your points could be number one, there is room for the electorates. Now, who are the electorates? These are the people that vote. These are the people that choose the personaliti...”
- 15:24 “we only have room for what? Time, occupation of a particular position. Meaning, in every democratic system of government, the president only has few years and few months to govern the country. Meaning, at the end of the...”
- 12:11 “government? Now, you can also do well by breaking it again by telling us what democracy is. What is democracy? Haven't told us what democracy is. You now go ahead to merge the millions. What is democratic system of gover...”
Pre-colonial Administration Systems
This lesson covers the systems of government in the Hausa/Fulani, Igbo, and Yoruba societies before colonial rule. It explains the structure of their governments, the roles of different components, and compares the various pre-colonial administrations.
- 03:16 “it means that the authority must be at the center. And every citizen of that particular state must make sure that they had air or the concord to the rules and regulations. Now, this system was based on the principle of i...”
- 17:57 “why the other ones were not recognized. Now, in arousal political emulator, the legislative functions performed by the AMIA and Wisconsin, while in evil political system, law-making functions were performed by the counci...”
- 14:54 “Now, number one, the our self-fulerny political emerald was a monarchy card, added by the king. Why the evil traditional political system was a Republican, added by the king? Now, we have two, two different things. It wa...”
Citizenship and Its Types
The lesson covers the definition of citizenship and the process of becoming a citizen. It explains the rights, duties, and obligations of citizens, as well as the differences between citizens and non-citizens. Types of citizenship, including citizenship by birth and descent, are also discussed.
- 16:22 “to the people, giving the people grounds to be able to reach the government, giving people across, being able to express and lay their interests or make known of their interests to the government. Now, we want to look at...”
- 24:20 “to make known, make known of these problems in the government, but prefer solution, give the government ways to go about ensuring these problems are solved. Again, as a result, justice, equity and fair play in the societ...”