Civic Education (All Classes)

TYPES OF VALUES 2 (Honesty)

Honesty is the human quality of being straight forward and truthful in words action. The society through leaders who value honesty honour people such as a honest person can be trusted because he will always speak the truth. According to Wikipedia encyclopaedia honesty is the human quality of community and acting truthfully.                         ATTRIBUTES […]

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POLITICAL APATHY

Political apathy is the lukewarm attitude or total refusal of the citizens to participate in the political activities of the state. They are not willing neither are they interested in public activities such as voting.   FORMS OF POLITICAL APATHY Refusal to vote during election. Unwillingness to join a political party. Refusal to register to

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POVERTY AND ITS EFFECTS

Poverty is a situation whereby an individual is unable to provide adequately for his/her basic needs. Poverty is one of the major problems of developing nations, including Nigeria. The high level of poverty in the country has placed Nigeria as one of the poorest nations in the world.   EFFECTS OF POVERTY Poverty can lead

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DRUG ABUSE II

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF DRUG ABUSE Constant anxiety, depression and frustration Mood swings Bloodshot eyes Weight loss Forgetfulness Disorderly behaviour Nervousness Slow, disjointed speech Shabby appearance Victims are also prone to thoughts of suicide prone to committing crime and being violence EVALUATION Define Drug Abuse. Mention five signs and symptoms of drug abuse. GENERAL EVALUATION

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CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION

Citizenship education is the process by which the citizens of a state acquire the relevant knowledge about their rights and obligations in order to become responsible citizens in the state. The primary objective of citizenship education is to create awareness of the rights the citizens are entitled toenjoy within the provisions of the constitution and

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VALUES

Values can be defined as the monetary and non – monetary worth of a thing, but it is appropriates to define in the perspective of the subject matter – civic education. We may define it as the esteem quality of or importance which a person or group give to certain ideas or belief accepted and

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CULTISM AND DRUG ABUSE

CAUSES OF CULTISM AND DRUG ABUSE The following are the causes of cultism and drug abuse poor education of youths 2. bad education policy poor parenting weak judicial system economic hardship effects of television and internet 7.peer group influence   EFFECTSOF CULTISM AND DRUG ABUSE State of Fear, Panic and Tension Crime may create a

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National Security

National security could mean any defence plan by a nation which is good enough to successfully resist hostile or destructive action inside or outside a country.   ROLE OF CITIZENS IN MAINTAININ NATIONAL SECURITY Vigilance involves being conscious of the happenings within the environment. Vigilance helps in curbing the activities of vandals of government property

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RIGHTS OF CITIZENS

RIGHTS OF CITIZENS The primary function of a state or country is to protect the fundamental human rights of its citizens and as a citizen of Nigeria you have the following rights entitled to you: Right to life Right to freedom from torture, inhuman or degrading punishment. Right to freedom from deprivation of personal liberty.

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GOALS OF CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION

Citizenship is a relationship between an individual and the country he lives in with full constitutional right. Goals of Citizenships To prepare students for leadership role To sustain democracy To educate youth about their duties and obligation TO FOSTER NATIONAL UNITY ACQUISITION OF CITIZENSHIP A citizen is defined as a legal member of a state

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SELF – RELIANCE

Self – reliance is to be financially and economically independent by controlling one’s talent and skills earn income. Self – reliance to a nation means controlling and using the National resources of the nation to achieve sustenable development rather than depending solving on the countries. A self – reliant person is not a burden to

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COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING

GOVERNMENT AND INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS GEARED TOWARDS COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING Establishment of NAPTIP in year 2003. Government pledged in 2009 to annually fund the activities and operations of NAPTIP with over 7 million dollars. Government sustained efforts to raise awareness on human trafficking in both rural and urban areas by organizing workshops, seminars and conferences. Also

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Apartheid in South Africa

Apartheid in South Africa: A Dark Chapter in History and the Fight for Change Introduction Apartheid, the legalized system of racial segregation and discrimination, was a dark period in South African history that lasted for nearly five decades, from 1948 to 1994. Under apartheid, the South African government institutionalized racial hierarchy, stripping the non-white majority

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IMPORTANCE OF PRSSURE GROUP

Definition of Pressure Group A pressure group can be defined as an interest group who seeks to pursue its aim by influencing government to make decision that will provide favour for its members. It can also be seen as a group of people who share a common interest and they put pressure on government, in

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