JSS1 Second Term Civic Education Lesson Notes
Seven free notes, in teaching order, from Citizenship to Consequences of Non: Performance of Obligations. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.
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Citizenship
Students should be able to define a citizen and an alien.
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Process of Becoming a Citizen of a Country
Students should be able to state what the process of becoming a citizen of a country involves.
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Rights and Duties of a Citizen
Students should be able to define rights and duties of a citizen.
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Difference Between Rights and Duties
Students should be able to state the meaning of rights and duties of a citizen.
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Importance of Rights and Duties of Citizens
Students should be able to define rights and duties of citizens.
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Types of Human Rights of a Citizen
Students should be able to define human rights and name the three basic categories of human rights of a Nigerian citizen.
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About JSS1 Second Term Civic Education Lesson Notes
These are the seven JSS1 Second Term Civic Education topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Citizenship and the last covers Consequences of Non: Performance of Obligations.
What students learn this term
- Define a citizen and an alien
- State what the process of becoming a citizen of a country involves
- Define rights and duties of a citizen
- State the meaning of rights and duties of a citizen
- Define rights and duties of citizens
- Define human rights and name the three basic categories of human rights of a Nigerian citizen
- State the consequences of non-performance of obligations
Recommended JSS1 Civic Education textbooks
| Name | Author | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Social and Citizenship StudiesFG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: 2026 | J. A. Adeyanju et al. | Learn Africa |
| TANUS Social and Citizenship Studies for Junior Secondary SchoolsFG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: 2026 | Ajayi Abimbola | TANUS Books Limited |
| Extension Social and Citizenship Studies for Junior Secondary SchoolsFG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: 2026 | Chidubem Okonkwo et al. | Extension Publications Limited |
| MEYBIKS Social & Citizenship for Junior Secondary SchoolsFG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: 2026 | Dr Ukegbu Merry N.; Prof Ken- Mezieobi et al | Meybiks Nigeria Publishers |
| EDUWAVE Social and Citizenship Studies 1FG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: 2026 | Bruce et al. | EDUWAVES Publishers Ltd. |
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How many JSS1 Second Term Civic Education lesson notes are there?
There are 7 notes, from Citizenship to Consequences of Non: Performance of Obligations. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.
What topics do the notes cover?
Citizenship, Process of Becoming a Citizen of a Country, Rights and Duties of a Citizen, Difference Between Rights and Duties, Importance of Rights and Duties of Citizens, Types of Human Rights of a Citizen and Consequences of Non: Performance of Obligations.
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