Names
of SOS Students YR1 that Attended my Lecture on Monday 15th April 2019
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1.
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Chukwu
Benardette Chidimma
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2.
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Onyene
Lilian Ngozika
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3.
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Eze
Chekwube Joy
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4.
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Okorie
Chinwendu Peace
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5.
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Ugwuanyi
Jennifer Kosisochi
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6.
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Mba
Charity Nkiruka
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7.
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Odeja
Rosemary Precious
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8.
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Nwaodo
Judith Chinenye
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9.
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Ugwoke
Iroabuchi Anthonia
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10.
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Aroh
Collins Chinonso
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11.
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Nwabuisi
Ifunanya Elizabeth
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12.
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Nwani
Oluchi Jacinta
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13.
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Ekeh
Cynthia Oluchukwu
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14.
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Abonyi
Blessing Uchenna
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15.
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Onuh
Jennifer Chigizie
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16.
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Ezeme
Julieth Ogechukwu
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17.
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Ugwu
Rita Nzube
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18.
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Ogbu
Evelyn Chinenye
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19.
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Eze
Faith Ada
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20.
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Ugwuoke
Rita Uchenna
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21.
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Ugwu
Martha Chioma
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22.
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Nnadi
Joy Ebere
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23.
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Apeh
Festa Chinasa
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24.
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Odo
Blessing Chimaoge
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25.
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Eze
Joy Onyinyechi
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26.
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Asogwaode
Pamela Nneoma
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27.
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Ejiagbo
Sarah Odinaka
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28.
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Mbah
Lovelyn Odinaka
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29.
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Asogwa
Lovelyn Ebube
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30.
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Ugwu
Odinaka did not sign?
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31.
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Ozonna
Paschal U.
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32.
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Ugwuoke
Elochukwu Pepertual
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33.
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Odimkpa
Ogechi M.
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34.
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Nnaji
Lucy Lebechi
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35.
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Nwome
Chioma Mbam
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36.
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Eze
Charity Oluchi
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37.
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Emmanuel
Kindness Chimuanya
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38.
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Udeh
Anezi Loveth
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39.
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Idenyi,
Joshua was not in the class?
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40.
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Uwadiegwu
Confidence Bianca
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41.
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Eze
Ukamaka Julieth
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42.
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Aleke
Modester Nnenna
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43.
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Eze
Martha Nnenna
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44.
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Ugwu
Chidera Lynda
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45.
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Akubue,
Ruth Ogonna
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46.
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Ogili,
Ukamaka Charity
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47.
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Onuoha,
Precous Chigaemezu
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48.
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Eze,
Blessing Ngozi
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49.
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France,
Chioma
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50.
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Eze,
Miracle Amauche
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51.
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Eze,
Blessing Chnemego
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52.
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Amah,
Lilian Nneka
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IGBO/SOS
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53.
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Ojadi,
Ebere Deborah
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IGBO/SOS
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54.
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Eze,
Lilian Chioma
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IGBO/SOS
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55.
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Ugwuanyi,
Cynthiiiaaa Chisom
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ENG/SOS
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56.
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Nnadi,
Uchechukwu Charity
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ECONS/SOS
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57.
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Amuzie,
Herrenta Somadina?
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ECONS/SOS
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58.
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Ugwuanyi,
Mattina Udoka
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ECONS
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59.
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Obagu,
Comfort C.
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ECONS/SOS
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60.
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Omekwu,
Joy Chidimma
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ENG/SOS
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61.
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Nwajibo,
Ozioma Queendalineary?
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CRS/SOS
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62.
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Ajogwu,
Precious Nnedi
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ENG/SOS
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63.
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Ugwoke,
Judith Onyinye
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IGBO/SOS
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64.
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Mbah,
Lynnda Chiamaka
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IGBO/SOS
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65.
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Ogbu,
Eucharia Nnedinso
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IGBO/SOS
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66.
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Ugwu,
Onyinyechi Gloria
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IGBO/SOS
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67.
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Odo,
Ruth Kosisochukwu
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68.
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Asadu,
Nkemdilim
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69.
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Ugwuanyi, Abigli U.
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70.
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Uwadiegwu,
Confinedence B. ?
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71.
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Agbo,
Juliet Oluchukwu
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IT WAS VERY UNFORTUNATE THAT MOST PEOPLE WROTE THE NAMES OF THEIR FRIENDS AND BECACUSE OF THIS ALL OF YOU MUST BE PENALIZED THE OPPORTUNITY GIVEN TO YOU WAS ABUSED! VERY BAD!
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ReplyDeleteName: Omeje Paschal O.
ReplyDeleteDept: POL.SC/ENG
Reg No: 17109318
Political system, the set of formal legal institutions that constitute a “government” or a “state.” This is the definition adopted by many studies of the legal or constitutional arrangements of advanced political orders. More broadly defined, however, the term comprehends actual as well as prescribed forms of political behaviour, not only the legal organization of the state but also the reality of how the state functions. Still more broadly defined, the political system is seen as a set of “processes of interaction” or as a subsystem of the social system interacting with other nonpolitical subsystems, such as the economic system. This points to the importance of informal sociopolitical processes and emphasizes the study of political development.
Similarities
• Both countries have strong multinationalism:
In Britain: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
In Nigeria: Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa Fulani
• Media in both Nigeria and Britain has almost always been relatively free, with very little government control.
Differences between UK and Nigeria
UK NIGERIA
Great Britain is a constitutional monarchy. This means that the official head of the State is the monarch ( a king or a queen) but his or her powers are limited by the constitution. For years it has been Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Nigeria is a presidential system. This means that the president is the official head of state.
The Queen is only a formal and symbolic head of State. The president is the only head of state.
The Constitution of the UK is unwritten. It is based on custom, tradition and common law. The constitution is written which makes it rigid.
The Parliament is the supreme legislative body and the highest authority in the UK. It consists of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Nigereia has a federal form of government, where powers are divided between the federal government and the states. The legislative powers of the federal government .
In present-day Britain there are two big political parites, the Labour Party and the Conservative Party (they are still referred to as Tories). In foreign policy, the Conservatives and Labourists usually agree on the main issues and there is not much difference between the two parties. It involves a multi-party system.
Britain is a unitary state with political authority centralized in London. Nigeria is a federal presidential representative democratic republic, whereby the President is both head of state and head of government, and of a multi-party system.