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Why is the goat's head a symbol for Satan? - Quora https://www.quora.com/Why-is-the-goats-head-a-symbol-for-Satan speedchariot: |
Leviticus 17:7 "And they shall no more offer their sacrifices unto devils, after whom they have gone a whoring. This shall be a statute for ever unto them throughout their generations." --The word (sabir) here translated "devils," literally denotes hairy or shaggy goats, and then goat-like deities, or demons. The Egyptians, and other nations of antiquity, worshipped goats as gods. Not only was there a celebrated temple in Thmuis, the capital of the Mendesian Nomos in Lower Egypt, dedicated to the goat-image Pan, whom they called Mendes, and worshipped as the oracle, and as the fertilising principle in nature, but they erected statues of him everywhere. Hence the Pan, Silenus, satyrs, fauns, and the woodland gods among the Greeks and Romans; and hence, too, the goat-like form of the devil, with a tail, horns, and cloven feet, which obtain in medieval Christianity, and which may still be seen in some European cities. The terror which the devil, appearing in this Pan-like form, created among those who were thought to have seen him, has given rise to our expression panic. This is the form of idolatrous worship which the Jews brought with them from Egypt, and to which reference is continually made. (See Joshua 24:14; Ezekiel 20:7; Ezekiel 23:3, and especially 2 Chronicles 11:15.) |
God uses the goat to symbolize evil in numerous instances in the Bible. In Zechariah 10:3 (KJV) He says He will punish the goats. In Matthew 25:31-46 Christ's Parable of the Sheep and the Goats tells of His return and of judging the nations. In verse 33 He says, "And He [Christ] will set the sheep on His right hand, but the goats on the left." The sheep are then given eternal life, but the goats are cast into the Lake of Fire. Leviticus 17:7 speaks of ‘goat demons’ being worshipped by some Israelites in the wilderness, so the idea is from ancient paganism. |
Spot on! God uses the goat to symbolize evil in numerous instances in the Bible. In Zechariah 10:3 (KJV) He says He will punish the goats. In Matthew 25:31-46 Christ's Parable of the Sheep and the Goats tells of His return and of judging the nations. In verse 33 He says, "And He [Christ] will set the sheep on His right hand, but the goats on the left." The sheep are then given eternal life, but the goats are cast into the Lake of Fire. Leviticus 17:7 speaks of ‘goat demons’ being worshipped by some Israelites in the wilderness, so the idea is from ancient paganism. Jeezuzpick: |
The three most influential and widely observed world university rankings - ARWU, QS, and THE 1. Methodology of Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), also known as Shanghai Ranking a. Quality of education - Alumni as Nobel laureates & Fields Medalists 10% b. Quality of faculty - Staff as Nobel Laureates & Fields Medalists 20%/Highly cited researchers in 21 broad subject categories 20% c. Research output - Papers published in Nature and Science[* 1] 20%/Papers indexed in Science Citation Index-expanded and Social Science Citation Index 20% e. Per capita performance - Per capita academic performance of an institution 10% 2. Methodology of QS World University Rankings a. Academic peer review - Based on an internal global academic survey 40% b. Faculty/Student ratio - A measurement of teaching commitment 20% c. Citations per faculty - A measurement of research impact 20% d. Employer reputation - Based on a survey on graduate employers 10% e. International student ratio - A measurement of the diversity of the student community 5% f. International staff ratio - A measurement of the diversity of the academic staff 5% 3. Methodology of Times Higher Education World University Rankings (THE) a. Industry Income – innovation: Research income from industry (per academic staff) 2.5% b. International diversity: Ratio of international to domestic staff 3%/Ratio of international to domestic students 2% c. Teaching – the learning environment: Reputational survey (teaching) 15%/PhDs awards per academic 6%/Undergrad. admitted per academic 4.5%/Income per academic 2.25%/PhDs/undergraduate degrees awarded 2.25% d. Research – volume, income and reputation: Reputational survey (research) 19.5%/Research income (scaled) 5.25%/Papers per research and academic staff 4.5%/Public research income/ total research income 0.75% e. Citations – research influence: Citation impact (normalised average citation per paper) 32.5% |
In the Nigerian culture, the proper thing would be to say "Thank you"... Sapiosexuality:Kolping: http://www.nsiwc.gov.ng/Docs/pdf/CONTSS%20II_2009.pdf
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@TLAX What's your reason for jumping and passing... TLAX: |
MTN Nigeria IPO Teaser – Listing and Precursory Information Last year, MTN group announced that its Nigerian business will be listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange this year, by way of initial public offering (IPO). Significant progress has been recorded vis-a-vis the IPO, which is expected to be concluded next month. https://www.proshareng.com/news/Public%20&%20Private%20Offers%20%20%20/MTN-Nigeria-IPO-Teaser-%E2%80%93-Listing-and-Precursory-Information/40207 |
The salary structure, known as the consolidated health salary structure (CONHESS) is for health professionals and staff in the federal public service following the collective agreement between the federal ministry of health and the joint health sector unions on 2nd December 2009. The consolidated salary now includes rent subsidy, which in the old salary package was separated. The new salary structure applies to the following categories of personnel 1. All health professionals and staff employed in federal hospitals/medical centers as well as clinics in federal ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) and 2. All health professionals in the federal ministry of health. Download the document here: http://nursingworldnigeria.com/files/files/CONHESS-2009.pdf confirm25: |
If you want to know the salaries earned by academic and non-academic staff of universities, you will find them on the website of The National Salaries, Incomes & Wages Commission (NSIWC) - CONSOLIDATED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS SALARY STRUCTURE II (CONTISS II) 2009 for non-academic staff http://www.nsiwc.gov.ng/Policy_docs.php I posted 2 images from the CONTISS II document in my comments above. Those are the real figures (annually) from the Federal Government. It is that amount that will be stated in your employment letter for a particular level/grade and for subsequent promotions. Sapiosexuality: |
The three most influential and widely observed world university rankings 1. Methodology of Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), also known as Shanghai Ranking a. Quality of education - Alumni as Nobel laureates & Fields Medalists 10% b. Quality of faculty - Staff as Nobel Laureates & Fields Medalists 20%/Highly cited researchers in 21 broad subject categories 20% c. Research output - Papers published in Nature and Science[* 1] 20%/Papers indexed in Science Citation Index-expanded and Social Science Citation Index 20% e. Per capita performance - Per capita academic performance of an institution 10% 2. Methodology of QS World University Rankings a. Academic peer review - Based on an internal global academic survey 40% b. Faculty/Student ratio - A measurement of teaching commitment 20% c. Citations per faculty - A measurement of research impact 20% d. Employer reputation - Based on a survey on graduate employers 10% e. International student ratio - A measurement of the diversity of the student community 5% f. International staff ratio - A measurement of the diversity of the academic staff 5% 3. Methodology of Times Higher Education World University Rankings (THE) a. Industry Income – innovation: Research income from industry (per academic staff) 2.5% b. International diversity: Ratio of international to domestic staff 3%/Ratio of international to domestic students 2% c. Teaching – the learning environment: Reputational survey (teaching) 15%/PhDs awards per academic 6%/Undergrad. admitted per academic 4.5%/Income per academic 2.25%/PhDs/undergraduate degrees awarded 2.25% d. Research – volume, income and reputation: Reputational survey (research) 19.5%/Research income (scaled) 5.25%/Papers per research and academic staff 4.5%/Public research income/ total research income 0.75% e. Citations – research influence: Citation impact (normalised average citation per paper) 32.5% |
The Facts... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nobel_laureates_by_country#Nigeria adelawn:
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The information provided by IHelp above is the same as what I would have written. The link to the form is here: https://dmo.gov.ng/fgn-bonds/savings-bond/1963-fgn-saving-bond-subcription-form/file Ugosample: |
Among the 3 most prestigious world university ranking systems (Shanghai ARWU, THE and QS), UI will rank higher than most other universities in Nigeria due to one fact - it has the only Nobel Prize laureate as an alumnus - Wole Soyinka. Of course, there are other criteria, but having this helps. |
You're not the only one...counting down to Friday or maybe Monday next week. Ugosample: |
The salaries of university staff are not hidden. It is public knowledge. I have provided them for you in my earlier posts. Sapiosexuality: |
NON-TEACHING (SENIOR) STAFF CADRE i. CONTISS 13 (N2,723,069 – N3,632,404_00)p.a. ii. CONTISS 12 (N2,014,717 –N2,827,525.00)p.a. iii. CONTISS 11 (N1,823,167 – N2,578,127.00)p.a. iv. CONTISS 9 (N1,449,363 –N2,109,627.00)p.a. v. CONTISS 8 (N1,247,854 – N1,855,515.00)p.a. vi. CONTISS 7 (N1,073,217- N1,589,508.00)p.a. v. CONTISS 6 (N698,251 – N1,062,683.00)p.a. |
Nairametrics - May 28, 2018 The Past Week (May 21 – 25) FGN bonds yields remained largely unmoved; it dipped slightly down 5 bps but remained range bound between 13.1% and 13.5%. Marginal rates climb at the May FGN bond sale: At the monthly bond auction, where the Debt Management Office (DMO) had NGN70 billion worth of bonds to sell via auction and NGN30 billion via non-competitive bidding, bid cover ratio declined to 0.9x (April 2.2x) which drove a rise in average clearing rates to 13.5% (April 12.83%). However, the DMO displayed a stingy streak as it elected to only allot 80%. In summary, despite rhetoric about the need to signal tightening, actual CBN action over the week was to ease on liquidity which had the effect of driving the yield curve lower. |
CONSOLIDATED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS SALARY STRUCTURE II (CONTISS II) 2009 page 2
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CONSOLIDATED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS SALARY STRUCTURE II (CONTISS II) 2009 page 1 From the website of The National Salaries, Incomes & Wages Commission (NSIWC) http://www.nsiwc.gov.ng/Policy_docs.php These are the salaries (yearly) for Technologists and other non-academic staff in Federal Universities
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A new frontier has opened for investors in the African finance sector with the launch of I-invest, a mobile application that allows users purchase Treasury Bills (T-Bills) directly from their smartphones. Developed by Parthian Partners, a pan African inter-brokerage services firm in partnership with Sterling Bank Plc, I-invest enables both new and experienced investors match their investment maturities to their needs. https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/05/21/firms-introduce-treasury-bills-investment-app/ |
Commonwealth Distance Learning Scholarships 2018 – university application guidance notes http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/apply/uk-universities/distance-learning/application-guidance-notes/ AdolfHitlerxXx: |
So many reasons. One being the risk factor. Agbaletu: |
I'm thinking of a lump sum deposit. I would say that if I have $200,000 it wouldn't be sitting in a Nigerian bank. Agbaletu: |
Yes, within that range. It's a good target to aim for with a minimum tenor of 5 years. Of course, one would still have other income bearing investments like stocks which yield income in form of dividends. As Warren Buffett said, If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die. awesomeJ: |
Oh ok. Yes, I agree. One should target investment that can yield at least 500,000 Naira a month as coupon payment. awesomeJ: |
If one has small amounts of forex, best to keep it as cash. The banks take charges for every dom account withdrawal. It's not worth keeping it in the account unless you want to make an immediate payment abroad, e.g. school fees, hospital bills, trade payment etc. awesomeJ: |
I think Eurobonds is targeted at foreign institutional investors. For a Nigerian to have $200K in his/her dom account, it will likely attract the attention of EFCC because the bank will have to report it. Agbaletu: |
That's a lot of money for an individual. awesomeJ: |
Ok. Good. I'm interested in FGN Bonds and Eurobonds. awesomeJ: |
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