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General Npower Question and Answer: 1. Which is the smallest fraction among the following? Select one: A. 3/4; B. 6/7 C. 1/2 D. 6/5 2. How did you do in the test? Not so well. I ______ much better but I misread the directions for writing. Select one: A. Will have done B. Can have done C. Must have done D. May have done E. Could have done 3. The Capital of Lagos State is_____ Select one: A. Bariga B. Isale-Eko C. Eko D. Ikeja E. Ikorodu 4. If the day tomorrow is Sunday, what was it yesterday? Select one: A. Monday B. Tuesday C. Friday D. Saturday. 5. Amaka was the cynosure of all eyes at the party. This means that __________ Select one: A. She attracted everybody’s attention B. Everybody was surprised that she attended the part C. None of the options D. Everybody looked down at her E. She was notorious for her behaviour 6. Who is the current Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria Select one: A. Alhaji Mai Borno B. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi C. Godwin Emefi

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study Perhaps the primary focus of schools is to grant academic achievement and not to provide mental health services. However, students’ psychological and physical well-being have been one of the most important factors impacting academic achievement (Weare, 2000; McGee, Prior, Williams, Smart, & Sanson, 2002). Moreover, the psychological disposition of the students can have a vital impact on their development by affecting their quality of life now and in the future. The healthy development of youngsters may be disrupted at any point in their lives (Horowitz & Garber, 2006). Therefore, necessary steps needed to be taken to ensure that their growth toward achieving their full potential is not disrupted. School aged children across cultures are prone to several psychological difficulties as a result of their developmental stage (Horowitz & Garber, 2006) and Nigeria students are no exception. Numerous recent epidemiological studi

Indian Police A 32-year-old Nigerian national was arrested for allegedly duping a man of Rs 44.25 lakh by posing as an executive of a Tokyo-based pharmaceutical company selling herbal seeds, police said on Sunday. The accused was identified as Okeleve Frankline Chibundom, who was staying in south Delhi’s Mehrauli area. He along with his live-in partner duped several people after approaching them on social media, they said. Chibundom’s activities came to police’s notice after a resident of south east Delhi’s Sarita Vihar made a complaint against the accused in February this year, Republicworld.com reports. According to the complainant, on November 29 last year, one Takeshi Mochida, posing as an executive of a Tokyo-based pharmaceutical firm, contacted him through LinkedIn regarding the supply of 10,000 packets of a herbal seed for medical purposes. He also recommended a supplier based in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal.  Indian Police When the complainant contacted the said supplier

File Photo Women with disabilities across Nigeria have lamented their exclusion from intervention programmes by governments meant to cushion the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. The women, who spoke in a virtual meeting organized by BONews Service with support from Urgent Action Fund-Africa, said the government had neglected them. They also complained that they had been ignored in designing interventions regarding issues that affect them the most. Egwu Stella Udoka, who hailed from Ebonyi State, said Governor Dave Umahi gave N1m to PWDs across the state during the lockdown, adding that each person only got N1,500.  File Photo Tracey Adams/African News Agency(ANA). She added that most people couldn’t go to the distribution point to collect the money as there was lockdown in the state, adding that the cost of transportation was more than the N1,500 the government was distributing. She said, “Also, because of our disabilities, we couldn’t move independently and it is an extr

FILE PHOTO: Recovered cows from bandits by Nigerian troops in parts of Nigeria's North-west The Nigeria Army under the Operation Sahel Sanity recovered 711 cows and 592 sheep between July 6 and July 11 in three northwest states, an official said on Sunday. The Acting Director of Defence Media Operations, Brig.-Gen. Benard Onyeuko made this known at a press briefing at the Special Army Super Camp in Faskari, Katsina, News Agency of Nigeria reports. Onyeuko noted that the Chief of Army Staff flagged-off the campaign on July 6 to root out armed bandits, cattle rustlers, kidnappers and other criminal elements from the North-West. He said that the cows and sheep were recovered in Sokoto, Zamfara and Katsina states.  FILE PHOTO: Recovered cows from bandits by Nigerian troops in parts of Nigeria's North-west MetroWatch He said on July 7, following intelligence reports, the army mobilised troops to Magira, Makwaruwa, Garin Damo, Kasale Made, Dadin Kowa, Gangara and Shadama