CIVIC EDUCATION

Illiteracy simply means not knowing how to read or write documents, books, street signs, safety instructions on the jobs, news prints or even able to sign 'original copy collected byme' ...
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A federation simply means the bringing together or joining of small states into a single strong state. It can also be defined as a country consisting of a group of ...
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Religious Tolerance is the capacity to accept others as unique human persons who have the right to be different especially in religious beliefs and practices. The Concise Oxford Dictionary (1960) ...
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Courage is the ability to carry out tasks successfully in a situation. Courage can also be seen as the ability to do something right or good without fear or favour ...
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Discipline refers to the ability of the individual to reflect societal values and expectations in carrying out activities as to when, where and how such activities are expected to be ...
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Contentment simply means the ability of an individual to be satisfied with what he has at any given period of time. It is the feeling of happiness or satisfaction with ...
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Electoral malpractices are irresponsible acts performed by the electoral body, political parties, candidates or the electorate which are capable of influencing the smooth conduct of elections in a country. Election ...
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Integrity is the virtue of being honest and firm in one's moral principles. It has to do with the quality of having transparent (open) sense of moral standards on human ...
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Democracy is a system of government that allows all qualified citizens of a country to elect their representatives at the federal, state and local level in popular and periodic elections ...
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Human rights are "rights and freedom to which all humans are entitled". Such entitlement can exist as shared norms of actual human moralities, as justified moral norms or natural rights ...
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