• ADVANTAGES OF READING LITERATURE
    ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

    ADVANTAGES OF READING LITERATURE

    Literature is useful and beneficial to man in a number of ways: For Storage and Spread of Information: Like any other printed matter, literature stores and spreads information. It embodies fictive creations of various kinds and attempts to communicate emotions…

  • MINERAL RESOURCES
    PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

    MINERAL RESOURCES

    Minerals, unlike other resources are non-renewable resources because once they are exhausted, they cannot be replaced. Mineral resources are grouped into the followings: Mineral fuels such as petroleum, coal and natural gas. Ferrous and non-ferrous metals such as iron, copper,…

  • HUMAN RESOURCES
    HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

    HUMAN RESOURCES

    All resources of the environment are usually organised by man for optimum use. The ability of man to make the best use of these resources depends on his level of education, technology and culture.   Factors which Determine the Size…

  • PROSE
    ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

    PROSE

    Although drama and narrative poetry can be classified as fiction, the term fiction (or prose- fiction) is frequently associated with novels and short stories. For this reason, Fiction may be defined as a narrative writing drawn from the imagination or…

  • DRAMA
    ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

    DRAMA

    Drama is a story told in action by actors on a stage before an audience. Aristotle defined it as imitated human action. Most dramatic works can be classified as tragedy, comedy, tragicomedy, or melodrama. Drama is said to have originated…

  • THE LITERARY GENRES
    ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

    THE LITERARY GENRES

    Genre (a French word) means type or kind, and literary genres refer to aspects, kinds or types of literature. A general approach to literature recognises three broad genres: Poetry, Drama, and Prose -fiction (or Novel).   POETRY Poetry refers to…

  • CARTILAGE
    BIOLOGY

    CARTILAGE

    A cartilage is a tough elastic and semitransparent tissue devoid of blood vessels and nerves.   Functions of cartilage It prevents friction between two bones and allows smooth and free movement. It absorbs shock between bones. For example the shock…

  • CARBOHYDRATES
    BIOLOGY

    CARBOHYDRATES

    Carbohydrates are organic compounds containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms. The ratio of hydrogen to oxygen is 2:1 in all carbohydrates. Starch, sugar, glycogen and cellulose are carbohydrates. They are classified into three major groups namely:- Monosaccharides Disaccharides and Polysaccharides.…

  • NASTIC AND TACTIC MOVEMENT
    BIOLOGY

    NASTIC AND TACTIC MOVEMENT

    Nastic/sleeping movements The pinnate and bipinnate leaves of many leguminous plants open and close as a result of certain changes in temperature, light intensity or humidity of the atmosphere. The process which is however gradual is known as “sleeping movement”…

  • SUBSISTENCE AND COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE
    AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

    SUBSISTENCE AND COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE

    SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURE Subsistence agriculture is defined as the type of agriculture which is concerned with the production of food by a farmer to feed himself and his family. In other words, subsistence agriculture is a system of farming whereby a…

  • VEGETATION RESOURCES
    PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

    VEGETATION RESOURCES

    Vegetation resources include all the resources one can get from the forest and savanna for the benefit of man, animals and plants. Vegetation resources include timber, roots, leaves, barks of trees, latex, fruits, fibre, firewood and wild animals.   Importance…

  • WATER RESOURCES
    PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

    WATER RESOURCES

    Water resources refer to any useful material (living or non-living) inside water which are of benefit to man, animals and plants. Water resources are some of the most important environmental resources of man. Sources of water: Sources of water include…

  • ATMOSPHERIC RESOURCES
    PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

    ATMOSPHERIC RESOURCES

    Atmospheric resources are those elements such as wind, water, sunlight and gases found in the atmosphere which are of benefit to man, animals and plants. Types of Atmospheric Resources Atmospheric gases, e.g. oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, water vapour, ozone layer…

  • MEANING OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
    PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

    MEANING OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES

    Environmental resources refer to any useful item in the environment, or materials and substances that are useful to man. In other words, environmental resources are useful things (both living and non-living) occurring naturally within a particular geographical location which are…

  • THE CONCEPT OF BRANDING
    MARKETING

    THE CONCEPT OF BRANDING

    The American Marketing Association defines a brand as a name, term, sign, symbol, or design, or a combination of them, intended to identify the goods or services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those…

  • ERRORS IN SENTENCE STRUCTURE
    ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

    ERRORS IN SENTENCE STRUCTURE

    The following errors are common in sentence structures. They should be avoided or corrected promptly wherever they intrude in our writing. (1) Sentence Fragment (or Period fault) A sentence fragment is an incomplete sentence, a phrase or a subordinate clause…

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