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godwinkessi:As the C-in-C pleases...... |
bettercreature:FRC Code of Conduct was used against Sanusi, albeit in a manipulative way. They asked him to step away in order to investigate what they eventually never investigated. |
Odingo1:Monetary policies/ regulations had stability at that time, the fiscal was always the problem. |
bettercreature:Rather, it is being clueless not to understand that a CBN Governor "cannot be sacked" |
His choice basically.....most presidents have beenfrom the military, so they tend to choose from one of their own and the tradition passes on. |
I waited to make sure I'm not the only one to criticize Ymodulus' post. The Tomatoe business was the only one I see as an ethical business he did. The others were simply not ethical. Round tripping, deceit etc were all I saw with his other businesses. It is for the same of people like him that our currency was losing its value and forex was becoming difficult to access. He should ordinarily be in jail for all falsification of intentions he wrote up there. That is why they were not sustainable or replicable across time and space. |
Take it or leave it, Ngige has remained one fantastic guy in this administration, his management of Labour has been great. No successful strike ever since, in spite of all the wrong policies of this government. How we did not protest the fuel price increment is still a marvel |
Lowest level of thoughts candidly....are they meant to be grading their roads year in year out? Or have it tarred and always maintained? The job of a Representative ideally is to always call the attention of the Executive arm of government to the plights and needs of the people being given representation, but here in our country, this is twisted. Will the equipment be maintained? No is the no brainer |
What took these kids so long to take on the guy? I posted this since January. https://www.nairaland.com/2895758/new-nitel-targets-50m-4g/2#42401939 shaiba: |
More like you did not grasp that we're on the same page. I was correcting the fellow who wrote that this was not a case study. I really couldn't phantom the kind of research done without getting in touch with the researched subject. redcliff: |
I did not see any Wiki posted, but I'm posting excerpts of what I found on Wikipedia for knowledge sake. A case study is about a person, group, or situation that has been studied over time.[1] If the case study, for instance, is about a group, it describes the behavior of the group as a whole, not the behavior of each individual in the group. Case studies can be produced by following a formal research method. These case studies are likely to appear in formal research venues, as journals and professional conferences, rather than popular works. The resulting body of 'case study research' has long had a prominent place in many disciplines and professions, ranging from psychology, anthropology, sociology, and political science to education, clinical science, social work, and administrative science.[2][3] In doing case study research, the "case" being studied may be an individual, organization, event, or action, existing in a specific time and place. For instance, clinical science has produced both well-known case studies of individuals and also case studies of clinical practices.[4][5][6] However, when "case" is used in an abstract sense, as in a claim, a proposition, or an argument, such a case can be the subject of many research methods, not just case study research. Thomas[7] offers the following definition of case study: "Case studies are analyses of persons, events, decisions, periods, projects, policies, institutions, or other systems that are studied holistically by one or more method. The case that is the subject of the inquiry will be an instance of a class of phenomena that provides an analytical frame — an object — within which the study is conducted and which the case illuminates and explicates." According to J. Creswell, data collection in a case study occurs over a "sustained period of time."[8] One approach sees the case study defined as a research strategy, an empirical inquiry that investigates a phenomenon within its real-life context. Case-study research can mean single and multiple case studies, can include quantitative evidence, relies on multiple sources of evidence, and benefits from the prior development of theoretical propositions.[3] As such, case study research should not be confused with qualitative research, as case studies can be based on any mix of quantitative and qualitative data. Similarly, single-subject research might be taken as case studies of a sort, except that the repeated trials in single-subject research permit the use of experimental designs that would not be possible in typical case studies. At the same time, the repeated trials can provide a statistical framework for making inferences from quantitative data.[9] The case study is sometimes mistaken[by whom?] for the case method used in teaching, but the two are not the same. Acidosis: |
Oga, I'm not a neophyte, I studied in social science and that was more than a decade ago. You failed to explain the differences but I know and will tell you. She researched (studied) Language use in the Entertainment Industry, but used the instance of Falz (case). If the research was The Unique use of Accent by Falz in the Entertainment Industry, this may not require a case study approach, because it is particular in nature. You need a Case when you're researching something very broad like in this case. You're good? Acidosis: |
Acidosis:Not in this case sir, this is a study of Language use in the Entertainment Industry and the case study is Falz |
nowpresence:Exactly the point, Falz was a Case Study she never met and this research was done in the same country where Falz lives. Terrible things in our Education sector. |
@bolded There are solutions for every terrain, they only say these stories to justify theft of our commonwealth and their cluelessness. Elsewhere in the world, roads have been built to pass through mountains, rail tunnels have been built under the sea. victorazy: |
Per gallon you meant though.... SillyMods: |
Uchehot:*389*032*Amount# |
If it happened on 3rd Mainland Bridge, then there'd have been no "Youths of the Area" poor reporting winkmart: |
Good example, House Majority Leader Femi Gbajabiamila, carrying his own umbrella. |
Maybe a month is being overly ambitious, but I know I can do a whole day without needing to honk, except for probably alerting the security at my gate and of course this must be a very light tap. Let me say that it is not your use of horn that will prevent people from hitting your vehicle, rather, it is a patient driving habit. For a starter, never feel your ego has been bruised whenever another vehicle switches lane to get in front of you like one smart driver. Let him or her go get an award at home for outsmarting drivers on the road. Never see pedestrians as hindrances on the road, one day you will be a pedestrian too, if it is in the dark flash your headlamps, in the day, you can do light taps. Lastly, know the rules of driving and what the signs mean. Shikena! |
dustydee:I thought it was finished for this country until I read your comment and that of the dude above you. It hurts to be reading comments encouraging corruption and yet, we want change in the country. |
On the day Tinubu's son was getting married ?Ambode, learn learn!!! |
Now that the pot stopping sales has been exhumed, we hope to get the sales figures from the saloon in the coming weeks. Africa and gullibility!!!! |
I was "boda Yeye's" junior and neighbour, he finished 91 or 92 |
Weed is bad. Inspiration wrongly applied. |
yasolan:It is "it's" not "its" |
My worst fear being the potential traffic. I'll wait to see if there'll be a departure from what we used to have , then I can be reassured that we have CHANGE or not. |
The maximum amount you can raise on a draft/cheque in Nigeria is N10 million. sammieguze:Good development if the refund is true though. |
Reminds one of undergraduate days as a Sociology student. The lecturers deliberately come crazy bullying the students. All the lecturer wanted is for the students to put on their thinking caps to discuss theoretical concepts around the issues mentioned. |
streetzdreamz:19 years highway driving experience here. You are the one not getting it sir. The cause of the accident cannot be sudden slamming of brakes, otherwise, you are inferring that every time we slam brakes, we must ram into objects in front of us. The multiple accident was caused obviously by disobedience of a combination of driving rules, such as; Not maintaining safe driving distance Too much speed for the location Rushing to beat traffic light (as postulated) that would have allowed them only if they can wait 2-3 minutes at the maximum Not knowing that Amber on traffic light means get ready(to move or to stop), in either case must be done at dead speed Use of mobile phone without a hands-free accessory (as postulated) Mentality of not wanting to allow any vehicle to drive in front of you, like there's a competition |
curiositymaster:And what do you lose when they get in front of you? Another possible reason for the accident, imaginary competition on the road. |
