THE COUNTRY MEXICO: HOLIDAY SCHOOL PROJECT

 MEXICO

WHOLE SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROJECT

1a. The sustainable development goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all.

1b. They are:

1.    No poverty

2.    Zero hunger

3.    Good health and wee being

4.    Quality education

5.    Gender equality

6.    Clean water and sanitation

7.    Affordable and clean energy

8.    Decent work and economy growth

9.    Industry innovation and infrastructure

10. Reduce inequality

11. Sustainable cities and communities

12. Responsible consumption and production

13. Climate action

14. Life below water

15. Life on land

16. Peace and justice strong institution

17. Partnership to achieve the  goal

1c. Lack of education affects me because nowadays the most important thing anyone could wish for is good education, with education young children can become great leaders of tomorrow.

For example, A boy of today can be a president of tomorrow. That is why education is important.

2a. Mexico

2b. Mexico is geographically located at North America Mexico is located in Middle America bordering the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico between Belize and U.S. and bordering the North pacific ocean.

2c. Peculiarities of Mexico

·         Many foods that originated in Mexico are popular worldwide, including avocadoes, chocolates and pumpkins.

·         Mexico is known for its tequila which is made from agave cactus

·         Mexico is also known for soda

·         Mexico has 68 official languages

·         Mexico is one of the most diverse countries in the world.

2d. Additional information about Mexico are:

LANGUAGES OF MEXICO

·         Nahuati

·         Yucatec Maya

·         Mixtec

·         Zapotec

·         Spanish

FOOD OF MEXICO

·         Pozole

·         Tacos

·         Tostados

·         Chiles

·         Elote

·         Enchiladas

·         Mole

·         Burrito

·         Tortilla

CLOTHES OF MEXICO

·         Tank tops

·         Rebozo

·         Long shirts

·         Light weight pants

·         Cowboy hats

·         Blouses

·         Shorts

MUSIC OF MEXICO

·         Rock

·         Mariachi

·         Ranchera

·         Norteno

RELIGION OF MEXICO

·         Christianity

·         Buddhism

·         Hinduism

·         Catholic

·         Islamic

·         Roman Catholicism.

WHAT ARE THE PRINCIPLES OF SOCIAL CASE WORK

WHAT ARE THE PRINCIPLES OF SOCIAL CASE WORK

INDIVIDUALIZATION:

This principle helps the social worker to relate with the client. It help social workers to see individuals with their own differences, cultural and ethnic diversity. Individualization helps social workers see beyond what the client see and feels. It enlightens the social worker on the way to handle a client and how a client’s problem can be solved.

ACCEPTANCE:

This is the ability of a social worker to appreciate and recognize a person’s positive worth as an individual with feelings, without condemning the client. Acceptance is accepting the client with his/her good and bad qualities, strengths and weaknesses regardless of his/her behavior. Acceptance help a social worker to understand his/her client and build a genuine professional relationship that allows the client to be comfortable and want to talk freely with the social worker.

COMMUNICATION:

Social workers continue to increase their knowledge by striving to gain more knowledge in other to apply them in their professions, to help individuals with problems relating to social works. Communication skill is very important to social workers.

MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIP:

The relationship between a social worker and his client is very important, it is the route that will lead to change or transformation in a client’s life. Social Workers build strong relationships with people in other to promote and enhance the standard of living of individuals or the well being of individuals.

EXPRESSION OF FEELINGS:

As professionals, social workers, allow their client to express their feelings, with this they are one step ahead of solving the clients problems.  As a social worker going beyond “the facts” is necessary to uncover the hidden feelings.

NON JUDGEMENTAL ATTITUDE:

The relationship of a client and a social work depend heavily on if the social worker is judgmental or not.  As social workers we are not meant to make decisions for clients but to imply a good behavior and a new way of life.

CONTROLLED EMOTIONAL INVOLVEMENT:

Social worker should not respond to a client’s situation in a way that will make him or her feel coldness or lack of interest. Social workers should not over identify a client.

CLIENT’S SELF DETERMINATION:

The principle of self determination is about figuring out the client’s need to freedom in making decisions. Social workers have the responsibility to create a working relationship in which choice can be exercised.

SELF AWARENESS:

A caseworker must know his strength and limits, if a caseworker is unable to handle a client, he/she must hand the client over to a component authority.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONING:

An individual must know his obligation or role depending on the society or environment he/she is living in.

TUNING BEHAVIOR:

The mind, body and soul must be in full experiences. It’s very necessary for right inception and thinking.

SOCIAL LEARNING:

This is a per-requisite to solve the problems of societies. It implies focusing attention on organizations, getting and solving new problems and evaluating problems.

SOCIAL CONFIDENTIALITY:

This implies that no information obtain from a client should be disclosed to anybody. This should remain between the client and the social worker.

REASONS WHY FISH SURVIVE IN COLD ICE OCEAN

THE REASONS WHY FISH SURVIVE IN COLD ICE OCEAN ARE:

In icy cold winters months, lakes and rivers freeze over forming ice, the fish and other aquatic animals manage to survive. Animals like seals, penguins, walruses and a wide variety of sea birds are all fish eaters, they live in the arctic and Antarctic circle, amidst the ice caps. The land is completely frozen. Yet these animals manage to live in this region. How do they do it?

The icy waters of the arctic and Antarctic oceans support a great amount of marine life for millions of years, life has remained undamaged making it possible for these animals to adapt themselves to these partial of excretions.  

But they do get some help from nature. All liquid have a boiling point and a freezing point. When water boils at a certain temperature it turns into steam. When it cools to a certain temperature it freezes and become ice. Water boils at 100 degree Celsius (100⁰c) and freezes at 0⁰c. When the outsides temperature falls below the freezing point of waters, lakes and rivers yet frozen.

However only the top layer of lakes or river freeze. Underneath the frozen upper layer, the water remains in its liquid form and does not freeze. Also, oxygen is trapped beneath the layer of ice. As a result, fish and other aquatic animals find it possible to live comfortably in the frozen lakes and ponds.

But why doesn’t the entire body if water freeze, like a giant, lake – sized ice cubes? Generally, all liquids expand on heating, but water is an exception to this rule. If water is heated, its volume continues till the temperature rises to 4⁰c. At temperatures over 4⁰c water starts expanding. It then keeps expanding with the further rise in temperature, till finally at 100⁰c it turns into steam.

In other words, at 4⁰c, water has the least volume (occupies the least amount if space) and maximum density (is at its heaviest) this irregular expansion if water called anomalous expansion. This anomalous expansion plays an important role by only freezing the upper layer in lakes and rivers.

During winter months in colder countries the outside or atmosphere temperature is very low it drops to below freezing and the upper layers of waters in the lakes and ponds start cooling. When the temperature of the surface layers fall to 4⁰c the waters body acquires maximum density and sinks down. The water that sinks down displaces water below, and the lower layers of water simultaneously rise up. This also gets cooled to 4⁰c and again sinks down.

When the temperature of the water body finally goes down below 4⁰c the density or heaviness of water decreases and as a result water does not sink down. The surface water finally freezes at 0⁰c while the lower part still remains at 4⁰c. the light frozen layer of ice floats on top.

Ice does not allow heat to pass through it easily, so the freezing of the waters below is a very slow process. At depth below 30 meters, temperatures are cold and stables, but food is source. As a result animals have adapted to this situation by growing more slowly.

There are other dangers that fish face in freezing waters like deaths. The body fluid of an ordinary fish can solidify if the temperature of the surrounding water drops below 5⁰c, so Arctic and Antarctic fish have adjusted to their surrounding in an interesting manner.

Certain species of cod, polar fish have a reduced metabolic rate and produce anti freeze molecules called glycoprotein to reduce the freezing point of their body fluids. One could look at it as the fishy version of bears hibernating, a survival tactic that has seen theses friends outlive many other creature on earth.    

INSURGENGY AND INDISCIPLINE IN THE UNITED NATIONS

INSURGENGY AND INDISCIPLINE IN THE UNITED NATIONS

The United Nations are fuelling insurgency and perpetrating indiscipline in the land (Nigeria). They donated about 100 vehicles to the police then, when I raised an alarm about Richard Templar book about unhappiness with the UN underlined in the book that means under the UN they hid all the vehicles and the vehicles are not patrolling here in Lagos or any other state. They are also sponsoring coups in the country Nigeria by breaking our constitution that says in section (1) that no person or group of persons should take any part of the country by force also Section (12) that is no treaty between other country and the federation shall have any force of law to the extent to which it has been ensured by the National Assembly. They then invited other continents to Nigeria and that if the federation is at war under Section (64) which relate to gadgets.

They also invited the Paris Club IMF, World Bank to rape the children of this country Nigeria of their future by corruption and also using the letter of the word to be superior to be spirit of the word and also use a slang for this which they call dis which is not in the dictionary.

They also after the monument which I made a model of which has been touted to be the mother of all buildings like the Taj Mahal in India. It has also be rated as a wonder of the world also because I nicknamed my healthy of high birth daughter Heiress Paris because she is a heiress to my large fortune estimated to be above 300,000,000,000 billion pounds from my innovation patent idea, ideas, creativity, music etc.

O is the 15^th alphabet. Owe is also pronounced like O and wherever O is in a word here in Nigeria you are owed whatever it is for example: O.P.E.C Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (O=PEC) which is the same as O-Peculiar and a Peculiar person is an exceptional, unique and distinct person with talent, innovational idea, ideas or creativity because they think outside the box they continue to owe the person until they can convert or covet or deprive the person of what is illegally his.

Since there are only odd and even people in the world hence everybody is odd to each other even twins birthed together are different but the even person is similar to the peculiar person and stands out

 It is an international organization hence an international conspiracy.

 Oil was first discovered in Olobiri in Calabar which means you used girls/ women for diabolical purposes.

Another evidence is that they the oil cartels especially in the Arab countries made Diezani Allison-Madueke as the OPEC Chairman when they despise women to have authority over them. Also it was rumoured that they used my twin from one of my girlfriend that was pregnant for me through Diezani that is why she was rewarded with the post.

In the film the Ultimate Gift it was explained there that I should be given up to 2 billion dollars depending on OPEC rates.

I have been a peculiar person for over 20 years but they are still owing me till date and Chevron one of the seven sisters have a place just 3 minutes from our hotel and I can prove their motive is to deprive me of my fortune success also children including the highway round the country which was supposed to be  similar to the M25 in London and the Autobahn in Europe since we had a fight over the road they construct to their site in our vicinity.

WHAT ARE MINERAL RESOURCES?

WHAT ARE MINERAL RESOURCES?

Mineral Resources are pure inorganic substance that occurs naturally in the earth’s crust. All of the Earth’s crust, except the rather small proportion of the crust that contains organic material, is made up of minerals. Some minerals consist of a single element such as gold, silver, diamond (carbon), and sulphur.

Minerals are valuable natural resources being finite and non-renewable. They constitute the vital raw materials for many basic industries and are a major resource for development.

MINERAL RESOURCES IN NIGERIA AND THEIR LOCATIONS

Adamawa State

Kaolin, Bentonite, Gypsum and Magnesite

Akwa Ibom State

Lead/Zinc, Clay and Limestone

Anambra State

Lead/Zinc

Bayelsa State

Clay and Manganese

Benue State

Lead/Zinc, Limestone and Salt

Delta State

Marble, Glass Sand and Gypsum 

Ebonyi State

Lead and Gold shocked

Edo State

Marble and Lignite

Ekiti State

Kaolin and Feldspar

Lagos State

Glass-sand, Clay and Bitumen          

MINERAL RESOURCES IN NIGERIA AND THEIR IMPORTANCE

1. CRUDE OIL: Nigeria is the largest oil producing country in Africa. According to proven oil and gas reserves, our country has 23 billion barrels of crude oil and 160 trillion cubic meters of gas according to nigeria.gov.ng. The major part of oil deposits is situated in the Delta basin in Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Imo, Ondo, and Rivers states. The deposits are multi-layered. The depth of productive layers on land is 1500 - 2000 m and on the shelf is 2500-3600 m. are multi-layer, the depth of productive strata on land is 1500-2000 m, on the shelf - 2500-3600 m. Many oil deposits have gas caps. Nigerian oil is low-sulfur with high paraffin content. Its gravity is 36 API for light types and 20-23 API for medium and heavy types. Crude oil provides the lion's share of Nigeria revenues.

2. TALC: Nigeria has more than 40 million tones of talc deposits. They are situated in Niger, Osun, Kogi, Ogun and Kaduna states. The talc industry produces 3 thousand tons of talk a year. Talc is used in one of the most diverse branches of industrial minerals in the world. The extraction of huge talc deposits can satisfy local and export needs.

3. GYPSUM: Gypsum has great importance in cement manufacturing. It is also used for other demands. At present, cement production is 8 million tons a year when Nigerian demand is 9.6 million tons. We need to increase the capacity to meet our needs. Approximately, one billion tons of gypsum deposits lie in many Nigerian states.

4. IRON ORE: The country owns more than 3 billion metric tons of iron ore deposits in Kogi, Enugu and Niger States and the Federal Capital Territory. Iron ore mining carries out at Itakpe (Kogi state), and we receive up to 67 percent of iron.

5. LEAD AND ZINC: About 10 million tons of lead and zinc deposits are situated in eight Nigerian states. The proven reserves include 5 million tons. Lead and zinc deposits can be used both for local needs and for export.

6. BENTONITE AND BARYTE: These minerals are the main components of the drilling fluid for all types of oil wells. The baryte mined in Nigeria has special gravity 4.3. More than 7.5 million tons of baryte have been found in Taraba and Bauchi states. Huge bentonite deposits of 700 million tons are situated in many states of Nigeria and can be massively developed and exploited.

7. GOLD : Gold is the 3rd most precious metal in the world. Nigeria has proven deposits of both alluvial and primary gold in the shale belt of the country. It is situated in the south-western part of the country. The reserves are mainly alluvial and today are being extracted in small quantities.

8. GEMSTONES: Gemstones are mined in different parts of Plateau, Kaduna and Bauchi states for many years. Among them there are sapphire ruby aquamarine emerald tourmaline topaz garnet amethyst zircon fluorspar Gem mining in Nigeria is an up-and-coming industry and requires significant investment. Precious gems always were and will be highly appreciated in the whole world.

WHAT IS A FAMILY?

WHAT IS A FAMILY?

A family is a unit of the society. A family consists of the father, mother and their children. A family can be small or big, depending on the number of people in it.

TWO TYPES OF FAMILY

There are two main types of families:

(a)    Nuclear Family

(b)   Extended Family

The qualities of a good family are:

1.      They must love one another

2.      They must not be greedy

3.      They must be satisfied with what they have

4.      They must be honest with one another

5.      They must have the interest of another at heart

6.      They must be disciplined and well behaved to protect the name of the family.

ROLES OF THE FATHER

1.      He provides food, shelter and clothing’s for the family.

2.      He pays the children school fees and buys their books

3.      He protects the whole family from danger.

4.      He helps the children to develop good characters.

ROLES OF THE MOTHER

1.      She takes care of the house by sweeping, washing etc

2.      She cooks for the family

3.      She protects and takes care of the family.

4.      She trains the children to develop good moral behaviors

ROLES OF THE CHILDREN

1.      The children help their mother in doing household chores like cooking, washing & sweeping.

2.      They run errands for their parents.

3.      They obey their parents

4.      They help their parents in their business.