is to take advantage of the resources of the host country to better the home country. Such action has produced a vile reaction from many scholars. Onimode 1982‚ a Nigerian economic scholar said MNE are monsters that have constantly and steadily crippled the Nigeria economy. MNE in Nigeria have the protection and support of the Nigerian government which has lead to the
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proper spelling and grammar. Most of their words are in abbreviations of some social media sites‚ which they develop. This tends to reduce student’s ability to effectively write without relying on the computer’s auto correct. Social Media has effects among students in Nigeria through the above problems. Students communicate with their friends‚ family and strangers on this social media. There are many social networks available for students to communicate all over the world with people. Facebook
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Week 1: There is no clear cut definition of literature. For it changes depending on the genre and person defining it. Imaginitive literature portrays imagination through writing. Imaginitive literature is usually written in the forms of poetry‚ novels and much more. Theirs form of literature is used to mainly spark the emotions people have inside them. They consist of made up situations. In forms of legends‚ fairy tales‚ myths and fantasies. This sparks our emotions because without us even knowing
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Nigerian Breweries | Nigerian Breweries Plc‚ the pioneer and largest brewing company in Nigeria‚ was incorporated in 1946 and recorded a landmark when the first bottle of STAR Lager beer rolled off the bottling lines in its Lagos Brewery in June 1949. This was followed by Aba Brewery which was commissioned in 1957‚ Kaduna Brewery in 1963 and Ibadan Brewery in 1982. In September 1993‚ the company acquired its fifth brewery in Enugu while in October 2003‚ a sixth brewery‚ sited at Ama in Enugu
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References: Abiade -Paul C.U.‚ Kene I.C. and Chah K.F. (2006): Occurrence and antibiogram of Salmonellae in effluent from Nsukka Munincipal abattoir. Nigerian Veterinary Journal‚ 1: 48-53 Adejuwon‚ J. O. (1978). Pests and Diseases. In: Oguntoyimbo‚ J. S.; Areola‚ O. O.; and Filani‚ M. (editors) A Geography of Nigerian Development. Heinmann‚ Ibadan. Pp. 92 - 112 Adelagan‚ J.A. (2002). Environmental policy and slaughter house waste in Nigeria. In: Proceedings of the 28th WEDC conference
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generates substantial revenue for the development of the Nigeria economy. By virtue of the Customs and Excise Management Act No. 55 of 1958 (Cap. 84 of the Laws of the Federation)‚ the Nigeria Customs Service is charged with the responsibility of- • Assessment and collection of Customs and Excise duties and accounting for same. • Prevention and suppression of smuggling aimed at protecting the Nation’s economy from the harmful effect of illegal importation and exportation. • Collation
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of “Three Strikes” By J. Carter In the late 80’s the state of California was in it worst economic slump since the great depression of the 1920’s. People who wanted to work couldn’t find jobs. Some people turned to crime to feed themselves and survive. Meanwhile‚ crack cocaine was having a devastating effect on low-income communities. Public safety was a major issue for California. History shows us that in bad economic times crime will be more prevalent. Crime waves follow the economy and demographics
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International Journal of Business and Management Invention ISSN (Online): 2319 – 8028‚ ISSN (Print): 2319 – 801X www.ijbmi.org Volume 2 Issue 1 ǁ January. 2013ǁ PP.93-99 The Place of Job Stress in Labour Turnover of the Banking Sector in the Nigerian Economy OGINNI Babalola O1‚ AFOLABI Gbadegesin2 and ERIGBE Patience3 Department of Economics and Business Administration‚ Redeemer’s University‚ Ogun State‚ Nigeria. 2. Department of Economics and Business Administration‚ Redeemer’s University‚ Ogun
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though oil is so profitable‚ over half of Nigeria’s population lives below the poverty line.The extraction and demand for oil makes the government reckless in their pursuit for money‚ making Nigerian government corrupt. The population living below the poverty line live on two dollars day. 2. What can the Nigerian government‚ oil companies‚ and the international communities do to ensure more transparency of oil revenues and more wealth distribution of oil profits? a. the Nigeria Extractive Industries
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Citizenship 25. Citizenship by birth. 26 Citizenship by registration. 27 Citizenship by naturalisation. 28. Dual citizenship. 29 Renunciation of citizenship. 30 Deprivation of citizenship. 31. Persons deemed to be Nigerian citizens. 32 Power to make regulations. Chapter IV Fundamental Rights 33. Right to life. 34 Right to dignity of human persons. 35 Right to personal liberty. 36. Right to fair hearing. 37 Right to private and
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