We often wonder how water gets recycled in the Atmosphere before it turns to Rain to wet the ground. This Topic is an interesting one that explains The Cycling of Nutrients in Nature. It is Explained in the Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria for easy learning

Food chain is a very important topic in Biology which involves the transfer of energy through food and also involves the usefulness of all living organisms. The teacher explains this topic in Yoruba language to help the students understand it easily and fully. 

The Cervical Vertebrae is a very important topic in Biology, but students have difficulty understanding the topic. In this Lesson, the teacher explains the topic in Native Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria. This is in a bid to end illiteracy which is SDG 4.

We cannot do without talking about the Joints after the Skeletal System. 

The JOINTS are as important as the Muscles and Bones, this is why they cannot be overlooked. But it seem impossible to be explained in Native Language, Om this episode This topic is given extra attention by the teacher and it is explained in the Native Yoruba Language of South Western Nigeria. Enjoy !!!

This topic explains the Skeletal System further by including the Limbs (Pelvic and Pectoral) in its explanation. The teacher used in this topic the Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria. You will Learn new words and it will help you know more about the Human Body.

This topics explains the important hormones, their functions and the effects of oversecretion and undersecretion. 

This topic teaches the Human Digestive system in Yoruba language and English

Digestive system is a very important biology topic all everyone should have an idea of. This is why we have brought it closer to you in the Native Yoruba Language of Western Nigeria. Enjoy!!!

This is in a bid to end Illiteracy in Nigeria by teaching life science in the Native Languages. Yoruba language is a language spoken in the South Western Nigeria. We are working towards ending illiteracy by 2030 in accordance with the United Nations Framework on Ending Poverty and illiteracy.