Federal Capital in Nigeria for Primary 4
Lagos served as Nigeria's former federal capital before Abuja became the seat of government in 1991. A capital…
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Lagos served as Nigeria's former federal capital before Abuja became the seat of government in 1991. A capital…
Historical features such as old rocks and rivers, and sites such as monuments or ancient buildings, preserve evidence…
Nigeria's rivers, hills, rocks and historic sites reveal how people lived, travelled and settled. Preserving these places helps…
Locomotor movements carry the body from one place to another. Walking, running, hopping and jumping require coordination of…
Non-locomotor movements happen without travelling to another place. Bending, stretching, twisting and swinging improve flexibility and body control.
Exercise strengthens the body, rest allows recovery, and sleep supports healthy growth. Balancing all three helps maintain physical…
In a relay race, teammates run sections of a course and pass a baton in a marked exchange…
Middle-distance running combines speed with endurance. A steady pace, controlled breathing and a strong finish help runners cover…
Long-distance races require sustained effort rather than all-out sprinting. Pacing, breathing, hydration and preparation help runners avoid early…
The long jump combines an approach run, take-off, flight and landing in a sand pit. A controlled run-up…
High jumpers approach a bar, take off and clear it without knocking it down. Body control and safe…
Tennis players use rackets to send a ball over a net into the opponent's court. Serving, returning and…
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