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Education › Re: List Of Universities, Polytechnics And Colleges Of Education In Nigeria by angela992: 12:05pm On Jan 15, 2015

Education › Re: University of Calabar(UNICAL) students' chat room. by angela992: 7:00am On Jan 13, 2015

www.scharticles.com follow link for your project topics.

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http://www.scharticles.com/notion-human-person-kierkegaard-vis-vis-african-individual/
http://www.scharticles.com/civil-state-john-lockes-political-philosophy-relevance-nigerian-democracy/
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Education › Re: 2014 Latest Ranking Of Nigerian Universities (unilorin Tops The Chart) by angela992: 8:52am On Jan 07, 2015

university project topics.
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http://www.scharticles.com/legislative-executive-relationship-nigerian-budgetary-process/
http://www.scharticles.com/political-apathy-nigerian-democracy/
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http://www.scharticles.com/concept-superman-nietzsches-moral-philosophy/
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Education › Re: How To Be Successful In The University by angela992: 3:45pm On Jan 01, 2015

Education › Re: Please Endeavour To Drop Your Final Year Project Topics Here by angela992: 5:24am On Dec 31, 2014

Investment › Re: List OF 40 Profitable Small Scale Businesses In Nigeria You Can Start by angela992: 5:35am On Sep 01, 2014

Small scale enterprises form the core of majority of the world’s economic. A study carried out by the federal office of statistic shows that in Nigeria, small scale enterprises make up of 80% of the economy (Ariyo, 2005). Although smaller in size, they are the most important enterprise in the economy due to the fact that when all the individual effects are aggregated,

http://www.scharticles.com/implication-multiple-taxation-performance-small-scale-enterprises/

Politics › Re: Nigeria Wins Water Leadership Award! Are You Kidding Me? by angela992: 8:31pm On Aug 31, 2014

Water is present in almost parts of the earth, from the atmosphere to the ground and covers about 70% of the earth (Amah, 2002). It exists in three (3) states; solids, liquid and gaseous (Symons et al, 1998). One of the most critical and indeed fundamental problem facing Nigeria and other developing countries in

http://www.scharticles.com/evaluation-selected-heavy-metals-boreholes-rain-water-domestic-use/

Health › Re: Why Ebola Remains Incurable –UK Doctor by angela992: 8:02pm On Aug 24, 2014

Tuberculosis constitutes a major health problem globally; about one-third of the world population is infected with mycobacterium tuberculosis

http://www.scharticles.com/awareness-tuberculosis-among-prison-inmates-nigeria/

Health › Re: A Doctor's "Secret" Health Notes by angela992: 12:13am On Aug 23, 2014

The protuberant milk producing glandular organs situated on the front of the chest or orthodox in the human female is the breast.1 At rest normal breast consist of six to ten prominent duct systems which descend into functional units of native parenchyma called lobules. The functional units are blindly

http://www.scharticles.com/patterns-disease-female-breast-order-cancer/

Health › Re: Any Permanent Cure To Convulsion? by angela992: 12:01pm On Aug 22, 2014

The Term Febrile Convulsion has been a threatening condition and a tremendous fear in the paediatric world and mothers since we can remember it has been recognized not only in few years ago but more fully understood as the recent times emergies. Variably speaking Hippocrates writing in 4th century BC, referred to such

http://www.scharticles.com/home-management-febrile-convulsion/

Politics › Re: What Will The World Be Like In 50 Years? by angela992: 10:18pm On Aug 21, 2014

Nigeria was the country with the highest endemicity for dracunculiasis (Guinea worm disease) in the world at the beginning of the global eradication program. The infection was recognized as a specific malady during the Atlantic slave trade (1501-1888) and was confirmed for the first time

http://www.scharticles.com/activities-nigerian-guinea-worm-eradication-programme-nigep/

Health › Re: Do Salt-Water Solutions Prevent Pregnancy? Pls I Need Views by angela992: 7:36am On Aug 20, 2014

Despite well known risks, people continue to depend on alcohol, and such continue to destroy lives. Alcoholism is a compulsive use of a substance or alcohol, despite its negative and dangerous effect to the individual, family, and the society at large.

http://www.scharticles.com/effect-alcoholism-suggest-ways-prevented/

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible's Teaching Against Abortion by angela992: 12:17am On Aug 17, 2014

Abortion is the removal of the product of human conceptus [foetus or non-viable human being] whether before or after implantation in the womb”[1]. It is any act of the removal of the unborn baby from the moment of fertilization to the time of birth

http://www.scharticles.com/abortion-dignity-human-life/

Islam › Re: Gender/family Issues And Islam by angela992: 8:05pm On Aug 16, 2014

Right from the beginning of creation, the family has remained the foundation of human life and cradle of human development. It has therefore continued to provide the environment for the attainment of lasting life experiences as human organism

http://www.scharticles.com/effect-family-environment-gender-juvenile-delinquency/

Nairaland General › Re: Is Anyone Brave Enough To Talk About Death? by angela992: 3:37pm On Aug 15, 2014

Death:The strongest instinct in both human beings and animals is the instinct of self-preservation or self-perpetuation. It is, in other words, the instinct to avoid death, the instinct to continue living. Yet, death is the surest thing that will happen to every human being.

http://www.scharticles.com/death-necessary-path-life-heideggerian-approach/

Health › Re: I Have Malaria Every Week, Please Any Advice. by angela992: 7:30am On Aug 08, 2014

Malaria is one of the most infectious disease and enormous public health problem. It is a vector borne disease and the most serious form is caused by plasmodium falciparum (Arora and Arora, 2005). It is widespread in tropical and sub- tropic regions, including part of America, Asia and Africa. It is the second leading health problem

http://www.scharticles.com/prevalence-of-malaria-parasitaemia-among-students/

Christianity Etc › Re: The Never-ending Attempt To Reconcile Science And Religion, And Why It Is Doomed by angela992: 4:18am On Aug 01, 2014

There are two good things in life: freedom of thought and freedom of action. In the whole world man is the only being that is condemned by its nature to be free as well as to be religious. So by nature man is endowed with the power of the will just as he is equally endowed with religious tendency.Freewill in the simplest term means the freedom to make choice. Moreover.....

http://www.scharticles.com/philosophical-look-religion-freewill-light-james-william/

Business To Business › Re: Water Treatment & Industrial Chemicals For Sale! by angela992: 9:54pm On Jul 29, 2014

Water Sources and Water Treatment - The term water sources, refers to the management of the hydrologic cycle within a catchment’s area, the main components involving surface and underground water which provide the sources of water for domestic, agricultural and industrial purposes.

http://www.scharticles.com/water-sources-and-water-treatment/

Education › Scraping Of Jamb, Neco Will Lead To Job Loss - NLC by angela992(op): 12:16pm On Apr 07, 2013

Mr Farouk Akanbi, NLC Chairman in Kwara, has said that Federal Government’s decision to streamline JAMB andNECO will lead to massive job loss in the country.

Akanbi, who made this known in an interview with journalists on Friday, said the decision had both positive and negative implications.

According to him, one of the most negative implications is the thousands of jobs that may be lost as a result of the cancellation of the two examination bodies.

“If JAMB and NECO is scrapped, what will be the fate of the workers of these organisations that are in all the 36 states of the country?” he queried.

Akanbi said government should not rush to streamline the examination bodies without first considering the fate of the workers.

The NLC chairman also said that a lot of things should be put in place before government entrust the responsibility of conducting examinations solely on WAEC.

Akanbi, who is also NUT Chairman in the state, noted that WAEC did not belong to Nigeria alone as it was a body jointly owned by some West African countries.

He noted that it was a good move for Federal Government to streamline the number of agencies in the country.

The NLC chairman, however, said such move should start from the Presidency and National Assembly, as the two bodies took the lion share of the nation’s budget recurrent expenditure.

“We should not just scrap JAMB and NECO. We should request National Assembly to maintain fiscal discipline,” Akanbi said.

He said that reducing the cost of governance should not be done in isolation, but across board.

According to him, Nigerian workers must not be made to suffer government’s decision to reduce cost in governance.

Education › TASUED Resumes For 2nd Semester On April 8th by angela992(op): 6:52am On Apr 04, 2013

Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu Ode will on Monday 8th April resumes back full academic activities for its 2nd semester of the 2012/13 academic session.

All Tasuedites are hereby enjoin to resume back on campus as soon as possible as lectures resumes immediately.

Wishing you all a save trip back to campus.

Education › Police Brutally Beat-up An Associate Professor In EBSU by angela992(op): 9:37am On Mar 30, 2013

An Associate Professor and Lecturer in the Department of
Soil and Environmental Management, Ebonyi state University, EBSU, Abakaliki, Emmanuel Ogbodo was at the weekend, allegedly beaten and dragged to Kpirikpiri Police Division by six armed policemen attached to Ebonyi state police command for allegedly delaying to stop at a checkpoint along Mile 50 area of Ebonyi Local government area of the
state.

Vanguard learnt that as the victim came out of his vehicle and introduced himself to the visible angry policemen, hell was unleashed as he was allegedly attacked and beaten.
He sustained head, limbs and eye injuries as a result of the incident.

Narrating his ordeal, the Professor who stated that he was going to seek redress in court and petition the Commissioner of Police in the state, described the actions of the police as brutal and uncalled for.

“The leader overheard me identifying myself as Professor Obodo and I think he got interest or something of that nature; so, he started shouting who is that person that is trying to intimidate my people by saying that he is a Professor.

Does he think he can intimidate my boys? Suddenly he started shouting shoot that man, shoot him, shoot him.

“So these policemen who looked better organized started corking their guns without shooting while people started scampering into different directions for safety; so the officer staggered to where we were standing and told me to surrender the key to the vehicle.

I told him that the key was still at the ignition and that I don’t have the key; that seem not to have convinced or impressed him in anyway.So he continue to shout, get me the key.

“Then, he now shortly landed me two blows on my face so at that stage he now continues to ask for the key and when he discovered that I was not yielding, he started using his gun on me.

And surprisingly, other fellows of his who were there with me instead of separating or restraining the man from what he was doing, also joined in hitting me down.

They were hitting me with the butt of their guns from all side; with their baton and also kicking me until they brought me down; having done that, they now dragged me to the vehicle and took me to their Police Division at Kpirikpiri.

“My sight is still blurred. I think it is quite brutal. I didn’t expect such from people who are actually there to protect me. My face is visibly swollen after bleeding all over my head. I have swelling on the head.

They hit me on the chest so now I have chest pains and even my limbs are all injured. Pains are all over my body. I will seek justice while I report this matter to their superiors thereafter seek justice in court and hope to get it”

When contacted the Ebonyi state police Public Relations Officer, DSP Sylvester Igbo denied the allegation that the Professor was beaten by six policemen but affirmed that only one policeman who was injured as a result the squabble, attacked and wounded the University don. He alleged that the Professor was the person that provoked the assault that was meted out on him by the policeman adding that the area where the incident occurred had a well known record for armed robbery and kidnapping incidences in the state.

“The matter has been brought to my knowledge and the position is that the man was flagged down by the police at a check point but he refused to stop, starting from the first until the last policeman on a stretch of police men at the check point.

“It was at this point; he came out and felt that the policeman used an object to dent his vehicle. What he did was to use his ignition key to puncture the face of the policeman close to his eye and the policeman started bleeding. The policeman he assaulted also retaliated even as he defended himself. The policeman retaliated. They were both taken to the police station. The Professor was charged for assault on the policeman while the policeman was charged for incivility.

The police is investigating and very soon we will find out who provoked the assault and who assaulted each other first”

It would be recalled that at about 3pm on 13th February, 2013, that an Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP Sani Tella allegedly drove into the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, FETHA, and brutally assaulted one Dr. Okafor Chukwujiekwu of Obstetrics and Gynaecologist Department who was carrying out his duty in the full glare of the public.

Education › FUTA Pre-degree 2nd Semester Begin April 2nd by angela992(op): 5:02am On Mar 30, 2013

This is to inform all pre-degree students of the Federal University of Technology, FUTA that they are to resume on 2nd of April for their second semester.

Lectures will start 3rd April. Best of luck to you all!

Education › Fire Outbreak In Accounting Department Of Gombe State University by angela992(op): 7:03am On Jan 30, 2013

The fire started some few minutes pass 10 yesterday morning in the department of accounting of the Gombe State University.

Although the real cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained, it was said that the cause of the fire is the unsteady current of electricity from power station.

When contacted, the fire service arrived with little amount of water, leading to no solution in putting off the flames.

Thanks to the students who did their best, and the school Gardeners too who provided water tanker to assist in supplying water.

NYSC › NYSC To Report Schools With Deficient Graduates by angela992(op): 6:39am On Jan 30, 2013

The Service Corps has threatened
to report the schools with highly deficient
graduates to the regulatory bodies for
sanctions following poor quality graduates
being registered by some schools for the
scheme.

The NYSC Director-General, Brig Gen Nnamdi
Okorie-Affia, said this during the 2013 Batch
‘A’ pre-mobilisation workshop entitled
‘Generating Credible Data for a Perfect
Mobilisation Process in Ilorin, Kwara State on
Thursday.

Okorie-Affia, who regretted that many
organisations had rejected corps members
after they found them to be academically
deficient, said the scheme had also
discovered that some higher institutions had
been presenting overage students and
products of internally introduced
unaccredited courses for mobilisation.
He said there were corps members who
could hardly communicate in English
Language, saying the development had
wrongly earned the NYSC a bad name
The army chief said, “You will agree with me
that it is extremely difficult to re-orient a
corps member who cannot read. To
underscore the seriousness of this
challenge, we now have a situation whereby
principals of schools and other employers
reject corps members because they cannot
fit into their work schedule.”
He said getting accurate and credible data
from corps producing institutions for
mobilising eligible graduates had been
difficult.

According to the DG, the data for
mobilisation by corps producing institutions
in 2012 showed that many exceeded the
admission quota approved by their
respective regulatory bodies by as much as
500 per cent.

Okorie-Affa said, “The direct consequences
of this on the scheme is massive corps
population explosion, sometimes exceeding
even the safe bound of acceptable standards
of geometric progression. This has made
planning in the NYSC rather difficult and is
fast drawing the ire of both government and
the general public.

“I instituted an inquiry on illegal fees being
charged corps members by some Corps
Producing Institutions before mobilising
them for national service.”

Education › AAU, Ekpoma Holds Matriculation On 5th Feb by angela992(op): 4:55pm On Jan 26, 2013

The Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma would be holding it matriculation ceremony for 100 level jambites and 200 levels direct entry admittances on Tuesday, February 5th, 2013.

This was a statement made by the Vice Chancellor of the school. She made it known during the orientation exercises 100 level newly admitted students. However, she lay emphasis on students to read well and avoid exam malpractices, no blocking of courses and dress code of students. She particularly warned students to stay of cultism as anyone caught would be rusticated and handed over to the police.

As written, new student should be ready to be drill by the older one as it is a custom in schools and a lot to eat and drink on that day.

Education › Northwest University Kano 1st Admission List Is Out For 2012/2013 by angela992(op): 4:26pm On Jan 26, 2013

Candidates are advised to visit the university's website or the notice board at Ado Bayero House, Kofar Nasarawa, Kano.

All successful candidates are required to collect their admission letters on Monday 28th January, 2013 to Friday 1st February, 2013 at the ground floor of the university building.

Screening will commence on Monday 4th to 9th February, 2013 while Online Registration will commence on Monday11th February, 2013 and closes on Thursday 28th February, 2013.

To check your name, visit the university's website now.

Education › Breaking News: ABU Admission List Now Available On Their Website by angela992(op): 8:04am On Jan 26, 2013

This is to inform all prospective students of the Ahmadu Bellow University (ABU) Zaria that the problem behind the previously published 2012/2013 first admission list has been resolved and a fresh list published.
It could be remembered that the university canceled her "first" admission list last week following reasons not disclosed to the public. See our report on the cancellation at and students' reaction [breaking-news-abu-cancels-initial-2012-2013-admission-list].
This admission list, which according to the university is the "merit" admission batch has been submitted to JAMB last week at : new-abu-2012-2013-merit-list-and-admission-letters-now-uploaded-on-jamb-website.
Candidates can now check their admission status on the school website at: www.abu.edu.ng.

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