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Today's Headlines Today (Sat-14-Jan-2023)
$2.5bn lost monthly to oil production NECA - Punch
$31 Million To Black And Latino Communities In Largest-Ever Housing Discrimination Lawsuit - Forbes
0% intro APR until 2024 is 100% insane - CNN
10 Best Movies Added To Netflix In January 2023 (Updated) - Forbes
11 qualities in men that women find attractive, according to science - Yahoo

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14 best business credit cards of January 2023 - Business Insider
14 influential essays from Black writers on America's problems with race - Business Insider
15 Creative Ways Marketers Can Use AI To Build Connections With Consumers - Forbes
15 Tips For CMOs Taking Their Companies Through An IPO - Forbes
2,000 sign petition against Brymos AFRIMA win - Punch
20 moments that defined Messi's career - CNN
2022 in review: How Meta supported Africa SMEs - Vanguard
2022/2023 admission: Full list of UNILAG's cut-off marks for all courses - Naij
2023 and challenges amid high expectations - Punch
2023 budget figures unrealistic, not objective - New Telegraph
2023 Budget: B***y traps for next government - Guardian
2023 Budget: NFF to spend N1.3bn on refreshments, anticorruption, others - New Telegraph
2023 Golden Globes ceremony hit low all-time NBC ratings - Punch
2023 House Of Reps Election: Oboro Pledges Attraction Of Development To Constituency - Daily Independent
2023 NPFL shudders to life despite unresolved problems - Daily Trust
2023 polls: IGP trains squadron commanders, partners UN

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PRESSURE GROUP
Pressure group can be defined as an organized group of people with the aim of influencing government decisions rather than taking control of government.

TYPES OF PRESSURE GROUP
Economic pressure group e.g. MAN
Professional pressure group e.g. NBA, NNA
Educational pressure group e.g. NANS, ASUU, NUT, etc.
Labour pressure group e.g. NLC, TUC, etc.
Social pressure group e.g. Rotary Club, Old Boys Association, etc.
Promotional pressure group e.g. SNG, Red Card Movement, SERAP, etc.
Religious pressure group e.g. MURIC, CAN, etc.
FUNCTION/IMPORTANCE OF PRESSURE GROUPS
They offer useful suggestion to government.
Pressure group act as a check against dictatorship.
They provide free welfare service to the public.
They act as important link between government and people.
They educate people through seminars, workshops and debates.
They assist government in policy formulation.
MODE OF OPERATION OF PRESSURE GROUPS
Following are the methods or techniques employed by pressure groups to achieve their objectives.
Mass media broadcast or publication.
Strike – that is, refusal to work or boycott – that is refusal to attend meeting or lectures.
They engage in public demonstrations which could be peaceful or violent.
Working in alliance with political parties.
Lobbying: this is efforts to influence prominent officials to take an action to effect a desirable change.
Dialogue/consultation: this is a formal discussion between government and pressure group representatives to settle issues amicably rather than confrontationally.
Consistent criticism and pressure on the executives.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POLITICAL PARTIES AND PRESSURE GROUPS
S No POLITICAL PARTY PRESSURE GROUP
1 They are concerned with acquisition and retention of political power Pressure group aims at exerting pressure on government to fulfill their demand.
2 Political party competes in elections with other political parties and carry out political campaigns They do not take part in elections.
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Government
CITIZENSHIP
A citizen is a legal member of a sovereign state who enjoys full constitutional rights or privileges and in turn owes the state certain responsibility and obligation. Citizenship then can be understood as the status of the person who belongs to the state where he enjoys full legal rights.
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WAYS OF ACQUIRING CITIZENSHIP
There are basically three ways by which the citizenship of a state can be acquired.
Citizenship by Birth: Generally, a person is a citizen of a state where either or both of his/her parent is a citizen. Moreover, there are few countries where anyone birthed there is a citizen irrespective the parenthood.
Citizenship by Registration: This applies to a spouse (mostly a woman) who marries to a citizen of another nation; she can become a citizen of the state by registration having met few other criteria. For instance, such person must be of good character, show a clear intention to reside in the nation, and take the Oath of Allegiance.
Citizenship by Naturalization: Citizenship by naturalization can be granted to a resident of a state who applies, provided he/she sarisfies the requirements laid down in the nationality law of the state.
Other Ways of Achieving Citizenship:-
(a) Dual Citizenship: Someone can be a citizen of two nations if he/she is born by parent of a particular nation on the soil of another nation.
(b) Honorary Citizenship: The president of a country can confer honorary citizenship on an individual who distinguishes him/herself and deserves it.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR CITIZENSHIP
The conditions to be fulfilled before citizenship is acquired vary from country to country. Some of them are as follows.
Age Requirement: A person applying to become a citizen must have reached the full age stipulated by the state. In Nigeria, the statutory age requirement is 17 years.
Duration of residence: The applicant must have resided continuously in the country for a stipulated number of year

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Mathematics
Mensuration Problems on Areas and Volumes – Formulas, Trigonometry Basics, Questions and Solved Examples

Diameter, D = 2R
Area = πR2 sq. units
Circumference = 2πR unitsg

Square:

Area = a2 sq. units
Perimeter = 4a units
Diagonal, d = √2 a units

Rectangle:

Area = L*B sq. units
Perimeter = 2(L+B) units
Diagonal, d = √L2+B2 units
Right Angled Triangle:

Area = (½)bxh sq. units
Perimeter = b + h + hypotenuse
Hypotenuse = √b2+h2 units

Equilateral Triangle:

Area = √4 a2 sq. units
Perimeter = 3a units, where a = side of the triangle

Scalene Triangle:h

Area: √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) sq. units; s = (a+b+c)/2
Perimeter = (a+b+c) units

Isosceles Triangle:

Area = b/4 √4a2-B2 sq units
Perimeter = 2a + b units, where b = base length; a = equal side length

Cube:

Volume = a3 cubic units
Lateral Surface Area (LSA) = 4a2 sq. units
Total surface area (TSA) = 6a2 sq. units
Length of diagonal = a√3 units

Cuboid:

Volume = (Cross section area * height) = L * B * H cubic units
Lateral Surface Area (LSA) = 2[(L+B)H] sq. units
Total surface area (TSA) = 2(LB+BH+HL) sq. units
Length of the diagonals = √L2+B2+H2 units

Sphere:

Volume = (4/3) πR3 cubic units
Surface Area = 4πR2 sq. units
If R and r are the external and internal radii of a spherical shell, then its Volume = (4/3) [R3-r3] cubic units

Hemisphere:

Volume = (2/3) πR3 cubic units
TSA = 3πR2 sq. units
Cylinder:

Volume = πr2h cubic units
Curved surface Area (CSA) (excludes the areas of the top and bottom circular regions) = 2πRh sq. units
TSA = Curved Surface Area + Areas of the top and bottom circular regions = 2πRh + 2πR2 = 2πR[R+h] sq. units

Cone:

Volume = (1/3) πR2h cubic units
Slant Height of cone, L = √R2+H2 units
CSA = πRL sq. units

Mensuration and Trigonometry Problems (Areas and Volumes Questions)
Part 1
1A right circular cone is placed over a cylinder of the same radius. Now the combined structure is painted on all sides. Then they are separated now the ratio of area painted on Cylinder to Cone is

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what is money?
Money is a medium of exchange that is widely accepted in transactions for goods and services. It is a form of currency that can be traded for goods and services and is used as a standard for setting prices.

Money is an important tool for facilitating trade and commerce and is essential for the functioning of modern economies. It allows individuals and businesses to buy and sell goods and services without the need for bartering. There are many different forms of money, including physical currency, such as coins and bills, and digital currency, such as electronic funds transferred through banks or other financial institutions.

What is Money in economics?
In economics, Money is a type of asset that is used as a medium of exchange in transactions for goods and services. It serves as a standard unit of account, a store of value, and a means of payment.

Money is essential for the functioning of modern economies, as it allows for the smooth exchange of goods and services and facilitates trade and commerce. There are various forms of money, including physical currency, such as coins and bills, and digital currency, such as electronic funds transferred through banks or other financial institutions.

Money is a key concept in economics, as it plays a central role in the determination of prices, production, and distribution of goods and services.

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The history of money is long and varied, with different forms of money being used in different societies throughout history.

One of the earliest forms of money was bartering, where people traded goods and se

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What is Money?
what is money in economics?
History of Money:
Types of money:
Function of Money:
Monetary policy:
Quantity theory of money:
FAQ:
what is money?
Money is a medium of exchange that is widely accepted in transactions for goods and services. It is a form of currency that can be traded for goods and services and is used as a standard for setting prices.

Money is an important tool for facilitating trade and commerce and is essential for the functioning of modern economies. It allows individuals and businesses to buy and sell goods and services without the need for bartering. There are many different forms of money, including physical currency, such as coins and bills, and digital currency, such as electronic funds transferred through banks or other financial institutions.

What is Money in economics?
In economics, Money is a type of asset that is used as a medium of exchange in transactions for goods and services. It serves as a standard unit of account, a store of value, and a means of payment.

Money is essential for the functioning of modern economies, as it allows for the smooth exchange of goods and services and facilitates trade and commerce. There are various forms of money, including physical currency, such as coins and bills, and digital currency, such as electronic funds transferred through banks or other financial institutions.

Money is a key concept in economics, as it plays a central role in the determination of prices, production, and distribution of goods and services.

History of Money:
The history of money is long and varied, with different forms of money being used in different societies throughout history.

One of the earliest forms of money was bartering, where people traded goods and services with each other. As societies became more complex, however, people began

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