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144 University of Lagos Students Visit Ile-Ife Tourist Sites




Not less than one hundred and forty-four
students from the Department of Sociology
and Social Work from the University of
Lagos (UNILAG), on Saturday visited
tourism sites in Ile-Ife, Osun state.

Report revealed that the tour was meant
to expose the students to the culture,
tradition and heritage of the ancient city
of Ile-Ife.

It was reported that the students were
taken on tour of the National Museum,
the Ooni’s Palace, Ile Ase, Oranmiyan,
Oduduwa, Moremi groves and a host of
other tourists’ sites.

According to the students of the
institution, the tour would help them to
appreciate and further understand what
‘Inter Group Relations’ an aspect of their
course in school was really all about.
One of the students, Favour Yinka-Ojo,
said the visit to the ancient city of Ile-Ife
had satisfied her curiosity to know more
about the town, adding that she had been
able to clear doubts and acsertained that
those stories about the city were actually
true as she had been told in the past.
Another student, Moyosore Odugbesan,
stated that everything she had seen at the
museum and within the palace had
complimented everything she was taught
in school.

“Truly, seeing is believing, we can now
relate these stuffs to our junior colleagues
in school to create the thirst in them to
know more of the linkages that exist
between Ife and other parts of the
country,” she stated.

Dr. Augustine Agugua, a lecturer in the
institution and the convener of the tour
said that the students were meant to
understudy the linkages existing between
Ile-Ife and other places in the country,
adding that the ancient town occupied
significant cultural linkages in the history
of Nigeria and Yoruba race.



UNILORIN To Admit 12000 Students For 2019/2020 Academic Session




Prof. Sulyman Abdulkareem, Vice
Chancellor of the University of Ilorin
(UNILORIN) has said that about 12,000
admission applicants into the university
will be admitted for the 2019/2020
academic session of the institution.
The Vice Chancellor of the institution
made this known to newsmen while
speaking at the annual breaking of fast
(Iftar) over the weekend.

The VC said the institution has
commenced lobbying of the National
Universities Commission (NUC) for an
increase in the subsisting quuta of 10,900
allocated to the university.
Prof. Abdulkareem, who said that the
move was to accommodate a massive
number of admission seekers, added that
the university had become one of the
most subscibed tertiary institutions in the
country.

He also explained that his goal was to
have limitless admission quota if not for
NUC and the Joint Admissions and
Matriculation Board (JAMB) regulatory
activities, adding that the allocation of
admission quota was dependent on
carrying capacity and facilities on each
campus of the universities.

Abdulkareem said the main challenge
facing his administration was provision of
enough classrooms due to increased
number of students on campus. He said
the university had provided gadgets in
the lecture theatres to cope with the
situation.


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WAEC AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE PRACTICAL 2019
SPECIMEN A – RAKES
SPECIMEN B – SHEARS
SPECIMEN C – SHOVEL
SPECIMEN D – CUTLASS
SPECIMEN E – WHEELBARROW
SPECIMEN F – CLAY SOIL
SPECIMEN G – LOAMY SOIL
SPECIMEN H – SANDY SOIL
SPECIMEN I – EARTHWORMS
SPECIMEN J – ONION
SPECIMEN K – TOMATOES
SPECIMEN L – CARROT
SPECIMEN M – AMARANTHUS
SPECIMEN N – OKRO
SPECIMEN O – SPINACH
SPECIMEN P – DRIED ANIMAL BLOOD (LABELLED)
SPECIMEN Q – BONE MEAL (LABELLED)
SPECIMEN R – RICE BRAN
SPECIMEN S – CATFISH
Specimen A – RAKES
i) Rakes can be used at home for various clearing and gardening tasks.
ii) They can also be used in industries such as agriculture and landscaping
SPECIMENS C – SHOVEL
i) used to transfer soil from one place to another.
ii) Farmers use this tool to make garden parts and also to remove stone and rubbish.
SPECIMEN D – CUTLASS
i) Cutlass is used for pre-planting activities such as the cutting down and clearing of grasses, bushes and trees.
ii) it is used to plant the seeds of some crops.
iii) Also the cutlass is used to harvest some crops.
SPECIMEN E – WHEELBARROW
i) it is used to carry and transport farm inputs such as


*_COMPLETED AGRIC PRACTICAL ANSWER_*
1a)
Specimen A is a file
Specimen B is a Grinding stone
Specimen C is a cutlass
Specimen D is a shovel 
1b)
– They are both used for sharpening farm tools
– They are both used for smoothening rough surfaces of farm implements
1c)
– It should be sharpened regularly
– Keep it in a dry and cool place
– Metals part should be oiled and greased before storage 
1d)
(i) – Possession of wooden handle
– Possession of rectangular or round edge
– Possession of hollow blade
(ii) A – It is used for sharpening blades of farm tools
C – For weeding farm lands
D – For making garden paths
2a) Specimen E is a clayed soil
Specimen F is a Loamy soil
Specimen G is sandy soil
Specimen H is a Legume 
2b) – Specimen E –
– It is fined grained
– It is smooth to the touch
– Specimen F –
– It is dark brown or dark in colour
– It has non-powdery and non-sticky texture 
2c)
– By planting cover crops
– By application of compost manure
– By mulching the soil 
2d)
– It helps in holding water capacity of E and G
– It helps E and G structure of the soil by binding the particle of coarse – texture soil together 
2e) Cocoa, Pepper, Casava and okro
3a)
– Specimen I is cowpea
– Specimen J is plantain 
3b)
– I is a leguminous plant
– J is a staple food 
3c)
– I : Vigna unguiculata
– J : musa paradisiaca 
3d)
– I : it is prepared by seeds
– J : It is prepared by vegetative means 
3e)
None can be raised in a nursery 
3f)
– I : Possession of long 20-50cm peduncle
– J : It is yellow in colour when matured
– I : Possession of varying size and shape of the leaves
– J : It can be eaten raw when matured 
3g)
Storage is done in silos on a large scale 
3h)
Pod borers, bean Beetle, leaf hoppers 
3i)
– Bacteria disease is Bacteria wilt
– Fungal disease is Anthracnose
4a)
– Specimen K is Meat
– Specimen L is Guinea grass
– Specimen M is Tick 
4b)
– By canning
– By curing (salting)
– By dehydrating
– By freeze drying method
– By smoking 
4c)
– It is palatable to animals
– It is good for making of hay for the animals
– It is also used as medicine for animals 
4d)
– Transmission of protozoa to animals
– Transmission of rickettsial to animals
– Transmission of viral diseases to animals
– They cause poor health and loss of production to animals
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1a) Tabulate Communal land ownership system
i) Owned by group of people, community.
ii) Co-operative forming is possible.
iii) Permanent crops are not planted.
Individual land ownership system
i) Owned by individual.
ii) Individual farming is possible.
iii) Permanent crops are planted as it is owned by one person

1b)
i) Soil science
ii) Crop science
iii) Agricultural engineering
iv) Animal science
v) Agronomy
vi) Horticulture

(2a)
Goat weed | Ageratum conyzoides | Animal
Siam weed | Chromolaena odorata | Wind
Water leaf | Talinum Triangulare | Animal

(2bi)
Physical factor
– Erosion
– Slope
– Temperature
(2bii)
Economical factors
– Insufficient fund to acquire land
– Land tenure system
– Land use and reformation
(2c)
– It leads to unpleasant odours
– It renders pond water undrinkable
– It leads to suffocation of aquatic animals such as fish
– It leads to eutrophication

(2d)
– Sewage should be properly treated before discharge into pond
– Avoid indiscriminate sewage disposal on water body
– Sanction should be placed on use of chemical for fishing
– There should be regulations in the use of chemical fertilizer on the farm

(3a)
Tabulate:
CROPS | Classification base of life Cycle
UNDER CROPS:
Mangos
Rice
Groundnut
Pepper
Suyar beans
Oil palm
Yam
Tomatoes
Rubber
Gmjas
Cocoa
Cowpea
Carrot
UNDER CLASSIFICATION OF LIFE CYCLE
Perineum
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Perineum
Annual
Ephemeras
Annual
Perineum
Annual
Biennia
(3b)
Tabulate:
Soil Component | Percentage volume
(1) soil water 25%
(2) Organic matter 50%
(3)Inorganic mater 45%
(4) Soil air 25%
(3c)
(i) Ring method
(ii) Foliar method
(iii) Brocasting method
(iv) Row Application
(v) Band Placement

(4a)
Spacing is the distance between the plant stands in order to allow proper ventilation within plant farm
while
Thinning refers to as the removal of excess plants or weak plants to allow the healthy one to germinate
(4bi)
Elaeis guineensis
(4bii)
(Pick two)
(i)Dura
(ii)pisifera
(iii)Tenera
(4biii)
By seeds
(4biv)
Deep loamy soil rich in organic matter
(4v)
9m × 9m
(4vi)
(Pick two)
(i)Anthracnose disease
(ii)Freckle disease
(iii)Blast disease
(iv)Galadima disease

(5ai)
Flushing is a management term for providing high quality feeds, usually grains prior to the start of the breeding to increase reproductive performance.
(5aii)
Castration is defined as the destruction or removal of the testes, epididymis, and a part of spermatic cord from a male animal e.g. ram, buck, bull.

5bi
-it increase animal resistance to disease
-it improve the animals yield
5bii
-it increase the strength of animalals
-it weakness the size and weight of animals
5biii
-it prevent spread of disease
-it reduces lost of productions
5c
i
-for measuring angular distances
-for making angles
ii
-for measuring distances
-for measuring size of land.
5d.
Floriculture is the Branch of agriculture which deals with production of ornamental plants like flowers while agriculture deals with production of fish and other aquatic animals.

6ai)
Useful life of the tractor
=2009-2000
= 9years
(6aii)
Salvage value = D3000.00
(6aiii)
Total depreciation = cost price – salvage value
= (12000-3000)
= D9000.00
(6aiv)
Annual depreciation = Total depreciation /useful life
= 9000/9
= D1000.00
6b)
i) Demand shedule:
the demand schedule is a table showing the quantity demanded of a good or service at different price levels.
ii)
Supply curve:
The supply curve is a graphical representation of the correlation between the cost of a good or service and the quantity supplied for a given period.

(6c)
(i) Agricultural Development Programme (ADP)
(ii) Farm settlement scheme
(iii) Agro-service centres
(iv) Research institutes
(6d)
(i) Nitrogen fixing bacteria
(ii) Mulching
(iii) Decay organic matters
(iv) Through nitrosomonas

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WAEC 2019 Civic Education Answer Now Available







CIVIC EDUCATION OBJECTIVE
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CIVIC EDUCATION THEORY

(1a)
Justice is what we as a society regard as
“right” based on our moral concepts of
ethics, rationality, law, religion, equity and
fairness, in other words, justice is the proper
application of law.

(1b)
(i) Scales: Lady Justice is most often
depicted with a set of scales typically
suspended from one hand, upon which she
measures the strengths of a case’s support
and opposition.
(ii) Blindfold: Lady Justice has often been
depicted wearing a blindfold. The blindfold
represents impartiality, the ideal that justice
should be applied without regard to wealth,
power, or other status.
(iii) Sword: The sword represented authority
in ancient times, and conveys the idea that
justice can be swift and final.
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(4)
[Pick Any FIVE]
(i) The drug addict exhibit the behaviour of
drug dependence
(ii) The person would not have value for
decency or modest in dressing
(iii) The drug addict engages in bad
behaviours like immoral utterances, flagrant
disregard of values, especially norms and
etiquette of the society
(iv) The victim is characteristic of
disobedience to constituted authority of the
family, society, school etc
(v) Drug addict has quarrelsome and
rebellions disposition which makes him/her
quarrel at slightest provocation
(vi) Another behaviour exhibited by drug
addict is idleness.
(vii) Drug addicts exhibit criminal
tendencies. They steal, rob, kidnap and rape
and are custodians and carriers of social vices.


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(6ai) HIV:
HIV which simply means human
immunodeficiency virus is a virus that
causes AIDS which is spread through certain
body fluids that attacks the body’s immune
system. Once in the body, HIV attacks the
immune system cells which perform various
tasks such as fighting common diseases.
When one is HIV positive, it means that he
or she has the AIDS causing virus in the
body fluids. This does not mean a person is
already suffering from aids.

(6aii) AIDS:
AIDS which means Acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome is a chronic,
potentially life-threatening condition caused
by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
It is the most severe phase of HIV infection.
People with AIDS have such badly damaged
immune systems that they get an increasing
number of severe illnesses, called
opportunistic infections.

(6b)
(i) Fever
(ii) Unexplained weight loss
(iii) Rashes
(iv) Night sweats
(v) Muscle aches
(vi) Sore throat
(vii) Fatigue
(viii) Swollen lymph nodes
(ix) Mouth ulcers
(x) Chronic diarrhea
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(7a)
(i) Constitution is supreme
(ii) Equality of the law
(iii) Presence of fundamental human right

(7b)
(i) Immunity clauses: The constitution
stands as a protection to the Executives &
Ambassadors from being sued while in
office, which puts them above some laws.
(ii) Military rule: This is the forceful take
over of civilian government which gives
them power to suspend the constitution and
then promulgate degree which abuse the
fundamental human Rights
(iii) State of emergency: It promote unlawful
arrest and restrictions of movement which is
an abuse of Rule of law
(iv) Age: its a limitation to equality before
the law, since under age (below 18) are
given special treatment and privileges that
protect them from capital punishment when
engaged in crime.


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(8a)
Political apathy is the lack of interest in
politics and political activities by the citizens
of a country. When citizens are not
interested in the political programmes of a
country due to one reason or the other,
political apathy is said to have taken place,
e.g. the cold feet Nigerians often develop
during elections which makes them not to go
out to vote could be regarded as political
apathy.

(8b)
[Pick any TWO]
(i) Corruption will set in when dishonourable
people fill the vacuum created by the
absence of credible citizens.
(ii) There will be no accountability on the
part of the
government because the people that are
supposed to keep the government and the
leaders in check have shown no interest in
the affairs of the country.
(iii) There will be emergence of an
undemocratic government
(iv) Political apathy breeds lawlessness and
disorderliness in society

(8c)
[Pick Any FOUR]
(i) Encouraging credible opposition in the
political process in order to give the people
wider choices.
(ii) Encouraging the people to become
favourably disposed towards joining popular
groups to enhance
(iii) Encouraging popular participation in
elections.
(iv) Defending the fundamental human rights
of citizens.
(v) Making leaders accountable to the
people who elected them.
(vi) Ensuring good governance which
inspires confidence in the citizens to

participate in political activities.

No 9
CIVIL SOCIETIES
Civil societies are an organized group of people who
influence political decisions. Contrary to the wishes of the
government, they can also be referred to as a pressure group, i.e. a
group or organisation that tries to influence the opinions of ordinary
people and persuade the government to do something. These can
be done through lobbying, demonstration and propaganda through
the mass media in the interest of the populace.
9B)
IMPORTANCE OF CIVIL SOCIETIES
Civil societies carry out the following Function:
I) They protect and promote the interest of their people and
society at large;
II) They act as watchdogs over public administration and
government policies.
Iii) They help to educate the populace on their political rights
on some government decisions;
iv) They usually offer useful suggestions and advice to
government at all levels.

V)They act as a link between the government and the people.




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