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How I’ll handle IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu as Ohanaeze PG – Asoluka

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How I’ll handle IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu as Ohanaeze PG – Asoluka

One of the bleeding edge competitors for the workplace of president-general (PG) of Ohanaeze Ndigbo worldwide in next Sunday’s political decision, Dr. Chris Asoluka, has revealed how he would deal with the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its chief, Nnamdi Kanu, whenever chose.

In this meeting with Daily Sun, Dr. Asoluka featured his arrangements to reposition the pinnacle Igbo socio-social association.

What will be your primary goal as Ohanaeze PG?

In as much as I praise the current administration’s perceivability and candor, the opposite side of the coin, which is the assignment of organization of Ohanaeze Ndigbo around the world, in accordance with its sacred targets, should be agreed need for genuine responsibility for affiliation, financing and adequacy.

Our group will reclaim Ohanaeze to the grassroots, form spans with the youthful and womenfolk and interface up with the diaspora energy and assets. Ohanaeze, which has been acknowledged as the pinnacle socio-social gathering in Igboland, should rise unequivocally to revamp trust and reestablish our kin’s expectation and trust in ourselves. Accordingly, Ohanaeze will represent each Igbo man and lady, campaign and haggle to make sure about our aggregate advantages. In any case, truly, on the off chance that you should represent me, you need to know my sentiments, musings and fears before you do as such. Consequently, our regulating cycle of Ohanaeze is to produce comprehensiveness and criticism framework. We need to make it worldwide to be seen by each Igbo individual as an organization to be regarded, adored and esteemed. That was the way Igbo State Union was run and overseen. With a solid organization set up, our kin will readily take an interest in it and backing its exercises.

The race is getting hot and, as in Nigeria’s legislative issues, godfatherism assumes unmistakable jobs in winning races. In this case, who is your adoptive parent?

Certainly, I have no one except for God Almighty as the wellspring of my inspiration and the decider of my destiny. I have never been drafted by any “back up parent” being viewed as those powers who support or potentially decide the result of discretionary cycles or who are behind my choice to challenge for any position. Despite what might be expected, I have been viewed by numerous individuals as being free leaning and hard to be controlled or controlled.

Be that as it may, my reaction to three convincing inquiries has consistently guided and roused my choices with respect to offering myself for administration. They incorporate, first: Do I have the range of abilities for the undertakings/set of working responsibilities of the position? In the event that it is replied in the positive, I submit myself for investigation and approval of what I generally characterize as a basic center or mass of individuals, including my family, whose objectivity and charitableness I don’t question. At last and the most essential is the test in our Lord Jesus Christ’s illustration of the gifts, as described in Matthew 25:14-30.It represents a type of good or otherworldly weight on one’s inner voice or the legitimate obligation of care to your neighbor.

Review how our Lord’s reproach of that apparently careful and “shrewd” man who covered his gifts to abstain from losing the abilities, in this manner dodging obligation. It is this basic test that is highest and establishes the significant thought, assurance and inspiration for my choice. Imagine a scenario where it’s my ordained job or obligation to act at the same time, out of my narrow-mindedness, dread of facing challenge or remaining in my customary range of familiarity, I neglect to meet people’s high expectations. What’s more, the circumstance deteriorates to the final turning point, how might I record to God of the “gifts”, openings and His withstanding effortlessness? I would prefer to ask and offer myself and fizzle than sit idle.

For the workplace of PG of Ohanaeze Ndigbo around the world, I will say that my craving to serve is provoked by any “god father” yet the way that there is a ton of work to be done in Igboland, including the need for sex/youth consideration, security of life and property, advancement of AlaIgbo. There is without a doubt a superseding need to supplement different endeavors to decrease destitution in the land, joblessness and the preferences. As an ingenious issue solver and tried group pioneer, I will accumulate people of generosity who are envious to see a positive change in Igboland. What’s more, together, we will make it incredible once more.

Since the Igbo guarantee to be underestimated, how are you going to battle this?

I acknowledge the way that, in Nigeria, there is framework deficiency, incorporating appearing disproportion in its dissemination. I likewise recognize the disappointment of government character/portrayal, arrangements and openings. To determine a portion of these issues will involve a multi-pronged methodology depended on organizations, arrangements, support and, on occasion, fomentation. We will contact our political heads, all things considered, mount vigorous backing as well as solid disturbance, you realize the last could involve types of backlash, including utilization of bound together financial, segment and otherworldly blessing of Ndigbo when rebuked.

Have confidence that we will connect with the public authority of the day and make methods of making our voice heard, and heard noisy and clear. Be that as it may, we should be vital in our commitment, it will consistently be dictated by our gathering advantages.

IPOB resembles a tsetse fly roosting on Nigeria’s ‘genuine man’. What will be your relationship with Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB?

As president-general of Ohanaeze Ndigbo around the world, I will go about as a dad figure to one and all. I will keep up conversation with each Igbo gathering, hear them out, listen to them, and make recommendations, where vital. Yet, we will neither examine in dread nor dread to talk about.

As a dad, I am relied upon to adore every one of our kids without being particular or one-sided. Review that even the Holy Bible prepares for the intemperate child (Luke, 15:11-32), also captivating meriting gatherings and individuals.

Weakness has been the significant worry of Ndigbo. What will you do to promise your kin that they are protected?

Be educated that each spirit matters; all the more so that in the event that it is an Igbo man killed unfairly, anyplace, it’s a no-no that will not go on without serious consequences. We will neither endure the maltreatment and segregation of our siblings and sisters on our dirt nor permit our kin experience the ill effects of antagonism, terrorizing, etcetera. We will work with the current security networks towards delivering a tight security design, which will be adequate to everybody.

Between rebuilding of Nigeria and a President of Igbo extraction, where will you stand?

We will, whenever chose, seek after both rebuilding and journey for administration. Rebuilding will upgrade great administration and improved assistance conveyance to Nigerians in all aspects of the nation, better administration of characteristic assets through devolution of forces, etc. Our situation on rebuilding is to serve each Nigerian. The vote based framework we are running is getting excessively expensive, inefficient and without sufficient responsibility, straightforwardness and responsiveness. Amazingly, convergence of intensity has additionally advanced parochial interests and it needs absolute unbundling, particularly at the middle. In this way, if you were to ask me, we are advocating rebuilding to serve each Nigerian. Coming to administration, the Igbo reserve an option to be consoled as being really reintegrated after the common war that finished over 50 years prior. It’s an alleviating medicine that guarantees all out mending when they don’t just seek to the most noteworthy position however are decidedly urged to introduce a President for all Nigerians. To be sure that signal was advanced only nine years after the war when Dr. Alex Ekwueme became Vice-President. What is keeping down full reconciliation? What (or who) is preventing the Igbo from turning out to be President of Nigeria for over a long time since the war finished? Or on the other hand was there a mystery and quiet consent to force a “discriminatory constraint” on Ndigbo, banishing them from the workplace of Nigeria’s President? We should be given a feeling of having a place. I bow and argue “Biko, Ejo, Don Allah”! It will demonstrate to the world that Nigeria has a place with us all. It will recuperate the injuries of the Nigerian common war. It will be a gift to Nigeria. Accordingly, both rebuilding and Igbo administration have unmistakable and corresponding tasks to carry out in making Nigeria work to benefit all.

Do you think South-East lead representatives are doing what’s needed to ensure the interest of the Igbo?

I feel the world is sliding every day into disorder and frailty is all over. It is, in this manner, officeholder on pioneers to look for and give arrangements. I accept we need to build up our own territorial security outfit, be it to improve shared assurance by joining the benefits of localism, power union and dynamic knowledge get-together and fast reaction as the need emerges. There is, subsequently, the need to merge the measures through entry of such laws that may forbid certain contention/wrongdoing inclined exercises, for example, open brushing. As the basic role of government is the government assistance and security of lives, I am mindful the South-East lead representatives started a South East Security Committee. I am additionally mindful that Alaigbo Development Foundation (ADF) presented a draft bill on forbidding open brushing in the different state Houses of Assembly in the South-East. The South-East lead representatives ought to, as an issue of earnestness, speed up activity on these. Whenever chose as president-general, given my authoritative experience, my group will draw in the basic partners in these territories. I accept that, with appropriate correspondence channels, we can accomplish these two undertakings as low-hanging organic products to give sufficient security to our kin.

What is your situation on the Eastern Security Network as of late shaped by IPOB?

Nature loathes a vacuum. The Eastern Security Network shaped by IPOB is a result of a vacuum. In any case, we need to see a few things. The South-West presented Amotekun as a joint security outfit possessed by the South-West. The different state governments gave it lawful support. With that, nobody will blame the South-West for r

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LUCY IN THE JUNGLE

S4;E13 ~ December 6, 1971

Directed by Coby Ruskin ~ Written by Larry Rhine and Lou Derman

Synopsis

Harry's doctor says he's in danger of a nervous breakdown, so Lucy suggests a house swap vacation. Unfortunately, the only home left was in Nairobi, Kenya. Their swap turns out to be a jungle hut, populated by wild animals and without modern conveniences, causing Harry to get even more tense than he was in Los Angeles.

Regular Cast

Lucille Ball (Lucy Carter), Gale Gordon (Harrison Otis Carter), Lucie Arnaz (Kim Carter)

Guest Cast

Ben Wrigley (Homer Pomeroy) played Butlers in “Lucy and Liberace” (S2;E16) and “Lucy and Jack Benny's Biography” (S3;E11). He was a British actor who appeared in the film My Fair Lady (1964) and Bednobs and Broomsticks (1971). Wrigley previously appeared as a ticket agent in “Lucy Flies to London” (TLS S5;E6). This is his last episode of “Here’s Lucy.”

Lola Fisher (Matilda Pomeroy) understudied and replaced Julie Andrews on Broadway in the musical My Fair Lady. It was the third and last of her Broadway shows. Fisher makes the second of her three “Here’s Lucy” appearances.

The Pomeroys’ first names are not spoken in the dialogue and only listed in the final credits.

Ginny Tyler (Polly the Parrot, uncredited voice) previously voiced Clementine the sheep in “Lucy Buys a Sheep” (TLS S1;E5) and the bird voices in “Lucy Gets the Bird” (TLS S3;E12). She did the voice of the sheep in Disney’s 1964 hit Mary Poppins. She started out on radio before hosting a children’s TV show in Seattle. By the late 1950s, she had moved to Hollywood and was narrating record albums for Disney, including “Bambi” and “Babes in Toyland.” Although she died in 2012, her voice can still be heard in the chorus of birds outside The Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland and Walt Disney World.

Baby Chimpanzees (Fido and Rover)

The ham radio voice of the Doctor from Nairobi General Hospital is uncredited.

This episode was first aired on Wally Cox's 47th birthday, December 6, 1971. Cox was one of Lucille Ball's favorite character actors. He appeared on four episodes of “Here's Lucy” and one “The Lucy Show.”

In her DVD introduction to the episode, Lola Fisher says that she later actually visited Nairobi, Kenya, and that the Hollywood version of the jungle was “pretty good.”

Lola Fish and Ben Wrigley (the Pomeroys) had appeared on stage in My Fair Lady together. She was Eliza, and he played her father, Alfred P. Doolittle.

Harry gets wet right away in this episode, when he crushes the paper cup that holds the water to swallow his nerve pills. It's not “Here's Lucy” until Gale Gordon gets wet!

When Harry sees the Pomeroy hut in Nairobi, he says he'd be better off in the San Diego Zoo. In “Lucy the Helpful Mother” (S2;E15), Lucy compared her house full of animals to the San Diego Zoo. It was also mentioned as a possible stop-over in “Lucy and Viv Visit Tijuana” (S2;E19). Located in Balboa Park, San Diego, California, it is one of the most famous zoos in the world. It first opened in 1916 and is still in operation today.

When Harry sees baby chimps Fido and Rover, he reminds Lucy and Kim that King Kong started out as a baby, too! King Kong, Hollywood's tale of a giant ape, was first filmed in 1933, then re-made in 1976 and 2005. A stage musical of the story has even been created. Fay Wray, one of the stars of the original film, also made The Bowery that same year, which was the uncredited screen debut of Lucille Ball.

When Kim says that Fido and Rover are cute, Harry snaps back that she thought Jack the Ripper, Ivan the Terrible, and Bluebeard were all cute! All three were historical figures that reigned terror through murder, despotic leadership, and robbery, to name but a few.

Lucy cooks up a Jungle Stew consisting of gazelle gizzards and hippo ham hocks. These ingredients were doubtless chosen for their comic alliteration.

To keep Harry awake after he has supposedly been bitten by a Tsetse fly, Lucy and Kim sing “Deep in the Heart of Texas” slapping Harry in the face on the downbeat. The anthem to the Lone Star State was written in 1941 by June Hershey and Don Swander.

The Pomeroys call off the house swap because Los Angeles has made nervous wrecks of them due to smog, floods, earthquakes and the freeways!

This episode is similar in setting to “Lucy's Safari” (S1;E22) which was actually supposed to be set in Topanga Canyon, outside of Los Angeles, but looked more like a jungle in the middle of Africa.

In “Lucy the Helpful Mother” (S2;E15), the Carter living room is turned into a pet shop that also features a chimpanzee (Irving)...

...and a talking parrot (Radish), in addition to many other live animals.

Lucille Ball had previous experience with chimps in “Lucy the Babysitter” (TLS S5;E16) which featured Lucy Carmichael and three baby chimps.

Oops! When Lucy enters with the luggage on her head, she stoops to set it down and something falls off her head and underneath the stack of suitcases. This is a foam ring that Lucille Ball had between her head and the luggage as a cushion and to prevent her hair from being flattened!

Lion-Eyes! When the lion leaps up at the window, the animal's taut wire restraints can be seen at the right.

Horny Harry! When Harry stares at the ostrich egg, the boar's teeth on the wall behind him make it look like Harry has horns! This devilish look was intentionally given to Harry in “Lucy Protects Her Job” (S2;E14).

“Lucy in the Jungle” rates 1 Paper Heart out of 5

Although not quite as bad as “Lucy’s Safari” (S1;E22), this episode is basically just Lucy interacting with live animals, which was better done in “Lucy, the Helpful Mother” (S2;E15).

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Safari Recommended Packing List

1. Get The Right Clothing

Dressing for a safari usually requires casual and lightweight outfit to keep you warm and dry. It’s recommended to wear bush colored clothes and not bright colored clothes since they will scare animals or attract insects like tsetse flies. However the number of items to pack depends on the length of your safari. Clothes to pack Long sleeve shirts in dark colors T-shirts Light rain coat incase of rains Cotton pair of trousers/pants 1 warm sweater for keeping you warm in the mornings and evenings Pair of comfortable shorts Cotton underwear 3 to 4 pairs of socks Hiking or safari boots Sun hats and glasses Sports bra for ladies Pair of flip flop or sandals to wear around camp or hotel Pajamas

2. Include Your Medical Facilities

While your health safety is guaranteed by the travel’s company, there is no harm in preparing yourself. You will need to consider having Yellow fever health card (the most required for travelling to Tanzania ) Malaria medication Allergy medication Pain killers Antihistamine for insect bite reaction Bandages and plasters for injuries Sunscreen Mosquito repellants

3. Have A Supply Of Cash

It’s important to have extra cash with you. As you will be travelling to the bush, you need to remember that credit cards won’t be used. So if there is a need to purchase some extra items, use the cash reserved. However the cash can be used to tip guides, drivers or porters for a quality and fulfilled safari. Tanzania accepts US dollar for payments.

4. Get Your Electronic Devices

The required devices include: Digital camera with enough memory Extra camera battery or charger Binocular Tablet or ipad (with charger)for storing your information Small flashlight

5. Include Your Personal Toiletries

Hotels in the bush provide toiletries however having your own supplies is more convenient. Your personal stuff will greatly help while on the safari and have to use the bush toilet. The required toiletries include: Toilet paper/Tissue Toothbrush Toothpaste Shampoo and air conditioner A Tanzania safari is among the greatest adventures one should not miss due to it’s unique wildlife experience. If you are interested in wildlife safari program, please visit our Safari page to book your safari itinerary now. Read the full article

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RECOMMENDED SAFARI PACKING LIST

So you have already scheduled your flight and know where you are travelling to and perhaps already booked a hotel. Except that you have not yet packed and have no clue on what to bring along. The following list will greatly guide you in knowing what to take, with the right quantity and standard. Above all packing only the right and necessary gear needed for the safari activity. 1. Get The Right Clothing Dressing for a safari usually requires casual and lightweight outfit to keep you warm and dry. It’s recommended to wear bush colored clothes and not bright colored clothes since they will scare animals or attract insects like tsetse flies. However the number of items to pack depends on the length of your safari. Clothes to pack Long sleeve shirts in dark colors T-shirts Light rain coat incase of rains Cotton pair of trousers/pants 1 warm sweater for keeping you warm in the mornings and evenings Pair of comfortable shorts Cotton underwear 3 to 4 pairs of socks Hiking or safari boots Sun hats and glasses Sports bra for ladies Pair of flip flop or sandals to wear around camp or hotel Pajamas 2. Include Your Medical Facilities While your health safety is guaranteed by the travel’s company, there is no harm in preparing yourself. You will need to consider having Yellow fever health card (the most required for travelling to Tanzania ) Malaria medication Allergy medication Pain killers Antihistamine for insect bite reaction Bandages and plasters for injuries Sunscreen Mosquito repellants 3. Have A Supply Of Cash It’s important to have extra cash with you. As you will be travelling to the bush, you need to remember that credit cards won’t be used. So if there is a need to purchase some extra items, use the cash reserved. However the cash can be used to tip guides, drivers or porters for a quality and fulfilled safari. Tanzania accepts US dollar for payments. 4. Get Your Electronic Devices The required devices include: Digital camera with enough memory Extra camera battery or charger Binocular Tablet or ipad (with charger)for storing your information Small flashlight 5. Include Your Personal Toiletries Hotels in the bush provide toiletries however having your own supplies is more convenient. Your personal stuff will greatly help while on the safari and have to use the bush toilet. The required toiletries include: Toilet paper/Tissue Toothbrush Toothpaste Shampoo and air conditioner A Tanzania safari is among the greatest adventures one should not miss due to it’s unique wildlife experience. If you are interested in wildlife safari, I kindly ask you to visit https://www.abakombetours.com/ as to book your safari itinerary. Read the full article

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asegbolu · 7 years

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Primary two social studies

SOCIAL STUDIES NAME:... The agent that help to carry our waste is ___________________ (a) LASTMA (b) LAWMA (c) LAWYER __________ is the way of life of people. (a) culture (b) family (c) society An example of adornment is ___________ (a) paper (b) bead (c) cap Is it good for family to live together? (a) Yes (b) No (c) Maybe ____________ takes care of the children (a) mother (b) father (c) uncle The common food eaten by the Yorubas is ______________ (a) rice (b) amala (c) oat __________ people like to eat Tuwo shikafa. (a) Igbo (b) Yoruba (c) Hausa A place where Christians worship is a ____________________ (a) Mosque (b) Shrine (c) Church Garri is made from ____________ (a) Cassava (b) plantain (c) cocoyam Common dresses worn by men in Yoruba land is ______________ (a) suit (b) agbada (c) coat School children wear __________________ to school (a) party cloth (b) uniform (c) church cloth A _________ is a leader in the church. (a) pastor (b) Imam (c) Ogun A __________________ consist of father, mother and children. (a) society (b) family (c) school A ____________ is the head of the family. (a) child (b) mother (c) father Traditional worshippers worship in the ___________ (a) Church (b) Mosque (c) Shrine ____________ is what people to do make themselves look beautiful (a) adornment (b) culture (c) group One of these is used by the Muslims (a) charm (b) Bible (c) Quran _____________ teaches us to help others (a) religion (b) State (c) government How many states do we have in Nigeria? (a) 25 (b) 36 (c) 26 It is important to keep our surroundings ________ (a) dirty (b) rough (c) clean Section B List three foods eaten in our culture. (a) ______________________________ (b) ________________________________ (c) ______________________________ List five items you can give to orphans (a) ______________________________ (b) ________________________________ (c) ______________________________ (d) ________________________________ (e) ______________________________ The family consist of _______________, _______________ and ________________ Name / write three items for beautifying the body. (a) ______________________________ (b) ________________________________ (c) ______________________________ Write what we can get from the following: Meat _____________________________________________ Cassava ___________________________________________ ISLAND BUILDERS BAPTIST SCHOOL

(NURSERY & PRIMARY) 1A, MOBOLAJI BANK-ANTHONY STREET, LAGOS. FIRST TERM EXAMINATION 2014/2015 CLASS: PRIMARY 2 SUBJECT: BIBLE KNOWLEDGE NAME:... Section A: Instruction: Answer all questions Christmas is celebrated because of the birth of ___________ (a) Isaac (b) Abraham (c) Jesus God is a _________________ (a) man (b) soul (c) spirit _________ is regarded as a man of prayer? (a) God (b) Jesus (c) Angels Jesus had a friend called _________ (a) Lazarus (b) Laban (c) Luke Who is the mother of Jesus? (a) Martha (b) Mary (c) Benedicta Who sent Angel Gabriel to Mary? (a) Jesus (b) God (c) Angel Jesus had how many disciples? (a) 24 (b) 12 (c) 26 How many people were fed with five loaves of bread and two fishes____________ (a) five thousand (b) two thousand (c) one thousand Peters Mother in-law was sick of _________________ (a) Headache (b) Fever (c) Malaria Who taught his disciples a model of prayer _______________ (a) Jesus (b) Abraham (c) Moses __________ means talking to God. (a) prayer (b) praising (c) talking We should pray ________________ (a) weekly (b) yearly (c) daily Jesus friend was dead for _________ days? (a) fourteen (b) four (c) five How many types of prayer were you taught? (a) 5 (b) 6 (c) 3 The three Hebrew children were thrown into the ______________ (a) fire (b) bush (c) oven The mother of Samuel is _____________ (a) Hannah (b) Hope (c) Mary Paul and Silas were put in __________ (a) Court (b) Prison (c) School Who is the giver of all good things? (a) daddy (b) God (c) devil Who was thrown into the den of lion? (a) David (b) Dan (c) Daniel God is with us means __________________ (a) God (b) Emmanuel (c) Spirit Section B Write out five things we can ask from God (a) ______________________________ (b) ________________________________ (c) ______________________________ (d) ________________________________ (e) ______________________________ Who tempted Jesus? __________________________________________________ Name five disciples of Jesus (a) ______________________________ (b) ________________________________ (c) ______________________________ (d) ________________________________ (e) ______________________________ How many virgins were waiting for the bridegrooms return?___________________ Write out five things God created. (a) ______________________________ (b) ________________________________ (c) ______________________________ (d) ________________________________ (e) ______________________________ ISLAND BUILDERS BAPTIST SCHOOL (NURSERY & PRIMARY) 1A, MOBOLAJI BANK-ANTHONY STREET, LAGOS. FIRST TERM EXAMINATION 2014/2015 CLASS: PRIMARY 2 SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE NAME:... Read the passage below and answer the questions This is Mr. Sola, He is sitting in his new bus. He is driving the bus. Musa is sitting in front of the bus. He is Mr. Solas son. A school boy is stepping into the bus. There is a lady standing by the bus. She is holding her bag. She is going to the market. The bus is not moving. Answer the questions Who is driving the bus? (a) Madam (b) Mr. Sola (c) Tayo What is the lady holding? (a) a bag (b) pencil (c) chair Is the bus moving? (a) Yes (b) No Who is sitting in the front seat? (a) Musa (b) Sola (c) Kunle What is the school boy doing? (a) sitting down (b) jumping up (c) stepping into the bus Who is standing by the bus? (a) a lady (b) girl (c) a boy Section B: The opposite of boy is _____________________________ That is a pen. Those are ______________________________ These are ____________________ (a) Bench (b) Benches That is a house. Those are ____________________________ Underline the nouns in these sentences The big dog is barking. Lagos is a big city. Sola has a big ball. I have a long pencil. Daddy bought a pair of shoes for me. Fill in the blanks in the sentences below with the correct pronouns Mr. Tunde is a teacher. _________ teaches in my school. (a) She (b) Her (c) He Sule is a boy. _______________ lives near my house. (a) Him (b) His (c) He Chief Balarabe is rich. _________ has a few houses. (a) they (b) me (c) he My name is Bolu. __________ am ten years old. (a) am (b) I (c) She Mr. and Mrs. Idowu are rich. ___________ live in a big house. (a) they (b) them (c) theirs Section C: Complete the table Positive Comparative Superlative Short _____________________ ____________________ Fat _____________________ ____________________ Tall _____________________ ____________________ Small _____________________ ____________________ Long _____________________ ____________________ Make sentences with the following words using This is and These are Example: Bank: - This is a bank Shoes: These are my shoes Bags: - ___________________________________________________________ Pencil: - __________________________________________________________ Ladies: - __________________________________________________________ Cupboard: - _______________________________________________________ Kitchen: - _________________________________________________________ ISLAND BUILDERS BAPTIST SCHOOL (NURSERY & PRIMARY) 1A, MOBOLAJI BANK-ANTHONY STREET, LAGOS. FIRST TERM EXAMINATION 2014/2015 CLASS: PRIMARY 2 SUBJECT: AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE NAME:... _______ enriches soil but destroys farm crops. (a) bee (b) fly (c) termites Clearing of surrounding and bushes, prevent insects from __________ in them. (a) hiding (b) eating (c) jogging Earthworm can be found in the _________ (a) soil (b) sky (c) toilet The insect that causes malaria is a _______ (a) tsetse fly (b) mosquito (c) beetle ________ plant crops and rear animals. (a) farmers (b) teachers (c) doctors Cutlass is used for ___________ (a) building (b) cutting (c) harvest The air makes it easier for plants to die? (a) True (b) False ___________ produces honey. (a) bee (b) cow (c) goat The soil contains a lot of dead plant matter? (a) True (b) False Farm tools are used by _________ (a) doctors (b) lawyers (c) farmers ______ can be used to water the soil or plants. (a) axe (b) hoe (c) watering can Farmers make use of ______ to work on the farm. (a) tools (b) tills (c) hills The body of an insect is divided into ________ parts (a) 7 (b) 5 (c) 3 _________ is used to carry farm product. (a) basket (b) rake (c) box Butterfly is a __________ farm insect (a) harmful (b) useful (c) deadly Section B Mention three fruits that can be planted and eaten by man ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ Mention two basic farm tools. ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ISLAND BUILDERS BAPTIST SCHOOL (NURSERY & PRIMARY) 1A, MOBOLAJI BANK-ANTHONY STREET, LAGOS. FIRST TERM EXAMINATION 2014/2015 CLASS: PRIMARY 2 SUBJECT: HOME ECONOMICS NAME:... Exercise help to keep the body _________ (a) weak (b) fit (c) sick _______ is a period when the body is not working (a) rest (b) sleep (c) relaxation Sleep is a natural state of rest (a) Yes (b) No The food we eat in the morning is called _____________ (a) breakfast (b) eat fast (c) morning food ____________ is a form of exercise. (a) sitting (b) dancing (c) eating The ____________ is a place where we cook our food. (a) bedroom (b) kitchen (c) sitting room Apple, Banana, Coconut, Orange are all _______ (a) juice (b) food (c) fruits A way of moving the body in a way is called ____________ (a) movement (b) walking (c) exercise Food helps us to ___________ (a) die (b) grow (c) kill Sitting, standing and walking in a good way is known as ______________ (a) good posture (b) exercise (c) thinking Mention five foods that you can eat _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ Mention three reasons why we rest and sleep _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ List two things we can sleep on _________________________________________________ ________

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