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We decided to share this with you guys out there. We got it from a blog. And we think this will be a source of helping hand for those that are writing 2012 WAEC biology. You are given a privilege to see what your practical will look like. See below. A= Not sure but maybe (Cactus plant) B= Cockroach C= Rhizome of Ginger D= Carrot F= Gizzard wings G= Soldier termite H= Unknown? I= Cocktail J= Snake K Plant seed and gizzard wings....SPECIMEN H IS YET UNKNOWN...... 2012 MAY/JUNE WAEC BIOLOGY PRACTICAL (1a) identify the specimens in i & ii above (1b) identify d parts labeled A-0 in diagram ii & iv above Anwser=>you must know all d labeled par (1C) stat two differences BTW specimen iii and iv (1d)stat two important of specimen iii and iv (2a)identify the specimen above . (2b) identify the parts labeled A-G (c)give three types of Cockroach (d)stat two characteristic of d specimen [3a] what is d aim of d experimental setup above? (3b) Name...

FOR D PURPOSE OF THOSE WHICH THEIR YOUNGER ONCE ARE SITTING FOR WAEC BY MAY 2012 I AM HERE TO HELP U GUYS IN MY OWN LITTLE WAY BT PLS DAT SHOULDNT MAY U TO STOP READING COS DAT IS D ONLY SECRET TO SUCCESS. agric practical specimen a = wood ash(to be labelled) b = charcoal(to be labelled) c = limestone(to be labelled) d = garden soil e = dillute hydrochloric acid(to be labelled) f = 250cm measuring cylinder more coming AGRIC FULL PRACTICAL ANSWERS A = wood ash | chemical compound = Ca4(PO4)2 SiO4 it is a lime chemical B = charcoal | source = burnt wood   C = limestone | chemical compound = CaCO3 | use as lime advantages of b and c 1 : improve the soil structure 2 : increase microbial activities 3 : increases organic matter breakdown 4 : reduces soil ph 5 : enhances the movement of water and air in the soil effacts of excess of a , b and c 1 : decrease the activity of soil microbes 2 : changes soil ph 3 : differencies of iron , magnessiu$ and copper 4 : inhi...

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Bianca, Maduekwe, others receive posting letters Ministry of Foreign Affairs has presented 85 out of the 88 new Nigerian Ambassadors their postings and letters of credence to the countries of their assignments. Bianca Ojukwu    The last batch, made up of three ambassadors, were expected to receive their letter by Monday night. The issuance of the letters represents the last stage of official release of the envoys to resume at their duty posts. Our correspondent learnt in Abuja on Monday that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amb. Olugbenga Ashiru, handed letters to each of the ambassadors after a one-on-one meeting which began on Saturday night. An official list of the posting was still being kept under wraps on Monday as officials of the ministry spoken to were unable to provide the document. However, it was learnt that former Minister of F...

Yesterday, Labour had a meeting with the FG concerning the ongoing Nation-wide protest on fuel subsidy removal. The meeting ended in deadlock as the FG says the fuel price should be N120.00 while NLC says should be N90.00 No agreement we met on both side, so the strike continues as it enters its 5th day today... Nigerians says should be N65.00 no more no less

Nigerians strike over gas price increase (CNN) -- A nationwide strike in Nigeria enters its second day Tuesday as citizens take to the streets to show anger about the government's decision that has more than doubled fuel prices in the largely impoverished country. Some of the protests, over the end of fuel subsidies, Monday, were marred with clashes with police that left some wounded and a handful dead, protesters said. The strike, continued religious violence in the north and a long-simmering separatist movement are all issues that have created a growing problem for Goodluck Jonathan, the country's president Jonathan tried to explain the need for the end of subsidies in a recent address, urging Nigerians that the government will invest the money in the country's crumbling infrastructure. Nigerian finance minister talks strikes Economic, sectarian tensions in Nigeria Addressing Nigeria's infrastructure iReport: Occupy Nigeria protests " My fellow Nigerians, the tr...

Okonjo-Iweala says it was the State Governors that demanded the removal of fuel subsidy, to increase their incomes. BREAKING NEWS: ''Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, tells BBC World News this morning that it was the State Governors that demanded the removal of fuel subsidy, to increase their incomes. And this demand predates her appointment, (meaning this scam was in plan before she was appointed to office as Minister of Finance) she asserts on BBC.Who are we to believe now?˚

Shops, banks and petrol stations were shut and the highways into the main commercial city of Lagos, usually clogged with rush hour traffic, were eerily empty. Nigeria's fuel regulator announced the end of the subsidy on January 1 as part of efforts to cut government spending and encourage badly needed investment in local refining. Economists say the subsidy merely filled the fuel tanks of the rich and middle classes at the expense of the poor, fed corruption and siphoned off billions of dollars of public funds to a cartel of wealthy fuel importers. Removing it has been a flagship policy of President Goodluck Jonathan and his economic management team. "It was 25 percent of total expenditure in the budget, the single biggest item - more than education, health and agriculture combined," said Bismarck Rewane, chief executive of Lagos-based consultancy Financial Derivatives. "As long as they spend the money right, removing the subsidy has to be good." But unions, wor...