₦airaland Forum

CallofDuty:
The Juju in his village is very Sttttrrrrroooooong!

Acidosis:
I'm good bro, and you?

Acidosis:
...speechless but I love your courage. I don't know which aspect to address as you've raised a lot of issues: family life, business, living in Nigeria, etc. However, my prayer is that God will see you through and guide your steps.

Could I stay in Nigeria and live happily ever after? Yes, some people are actually happy and comfortable living in Nigeria. You only need to define what comfortability means to you (which I think you've done - happy living at home with hubby and children). If comfortability to you means: 100% power supply, lack of mosquitoes or absence of noise, you may need a rethink.

Continue to discuss the business idea with your husband, and possibly, hire me (for a market-research/business plan/or feasibility study on your idea). I have a few comprehensive sample I could give at no cost for your perusal, although none on your preferred idea (restaurant).

I wish you all the best.

shikshark:
Analyse Take apart an idea, concept or statement and examine and
criticise its sub-parts in detail. You have to be methodical and
logical.

Assess Describe a topic’s positive and negative aspects and say
how useful or successful it is, or consider its contribution to
knowledge, events or processes (this is usually about how important
something is).

Criticise Point out a topic’s mistakes or weaknesses as well as its
favourable aspects. Give a balanced answer (this will involve some
analysis first).

Compare (or juxtapose) Put items side by side to see their similarities and
differences – a balanced (objective) answer is required.

Contrast Emphasise the differences between two things.
Define Give the meaning of an idea, either a dictionary definition or
from an academic authority in your subject of study (technical
definition).

Describe Give details of processes, properties, events and so on.

Discuss Describe, explain, give examples, points for and against, then
analyse and evaluate the results.

Evaluate Similar to discuss, but with more emphasis on a
judgement in the conclusion.

Examine Take apart and describe a concept in great detail.

Explain Give detailed reasons for an idea, principle or result,
situation, attitude and so on. You may need to give some analysis
as well.

Illustrate Give concrete examples – including figures or diagrams.
Illustrate is usually added on to another instruction.

Interpret Explain and comment on the subject and make a judgement
(evaluation).

Justify Give reasons to support a statement – it may be a
negative statement, so be careful!

List Provide an itemised series of parts, reasons or qualities,
possibly in a table.

Prove/disprove Provide evidence for or against and demonstrate logical
argument and reasoning – you often have to do this for
abstract or scientific subjects.

Relate Emphasise the links, connections and associations, probably
with some analysis.

Review Analyse and comment briefly, in organised sequences –
sentences, paragraphs or lists – on the main aspects of a
subject.

State Give the relevant points briefly – you don’t need
to make a lengthy discussion or give minor details.

Suggest Give possible reasons – analyse, interpret and evaluate.
(This is also the verb most commonly used to quote another
author.)

Summarise or outline Just give the main points, not the details.

Trace Give a brief description of the logical or chronological stages
of the development of a theory, process, a person’s life and
so on. Often used in historical questions.

http://www.dummies.com/test-prep/defining-common-exam-instruction-words/

romme2u:
Ete why are u chickening out. be proud that you are going places with your posts abi you dey fear say dey go nab u.

Kuyak idem uyeng, fear not

Enuguboy4nsk:
FAAC: BREAKDOWN OF SEPTEMBER 2016 FEDERAL ALLOCATIONS TO STATES.

1. Abia N3.01 billlion,

2. Adamawa N3.14 billion,

3. Cross River N2.04 billion,

4. Ekiti N2.16 billion,

5. Edo N2.54 billion,

6. Kaduna N4.23 billion,

7. Kano N5.2 billion,

8. Lagos N7.92 billion

9. Rivers N9.05 billion

10. Zamfara, N2.58 billion.

11. Delta N7.39 billion,

12. Anambra N3.43 billion,

14. Benue N3.37 billion,

15. Borno N3.9 billion,

16. Ebonyi N2.99 billion,

17. Enugu N3.34 billion,

18. Gombe N2.61 billion,

19. Nassarawa N2.92 billion,

20. Imo N2.97 billion.

21. Kogi N3.39 billion.

22. Yobe N3.29 billion,

23. Taraba N2.89 billion,

24. Sokoto N3.62 billion,

25. Plateau N2.31 billion,

26. Oyo N3.53 billion,

27. Osun N868.9 million,

28. Ondo N4.18 billion,

29. Ogun N2.16 billion,

30. Niger N3.49 billion

31. Katsina N4 billion,

32. Bayelsa N7.6 billion,

33. Bauchi N3.52 billion,

34. Jigawa N3.82 billion,

35. Kebbi N3.36 billion

36. Kwara N2.77 billion.

-NAN




http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/36-states-take-n143-6bn-federation-account-september-report/

Jenny1010:
I dont know who pual pogba is , but that guy must be good

harnnarh:
i don't know how to vent my anger at glo,they really made me cry this evening.Their customer service is whack....i tried to subscribe with the last spare change i have for the month,the 1k subscription ish.You guys might think "she is is the social media freak that cant do without data plans",but am just a student trying to get data plans for her school work.I download videos related to my school work and materials,the wifi i use before is currently not working and its few weeks to exams.
that aside, i made mistake and dialed *223# instead of *123#,then they offerred me the most annoying plan ever! who am i going to call with 1k for 15 days?.They made things worse by refusing to pick my calls for more than 30 minutes.after picking self nko ?all they could do is nothing! they just added salt to my injury.
I dont know how to just vent my anger so i came to nairaland,you guys might take sides with them,but 1k no be joke oo.infact! they brought tears to my eyes.But why have a customer care that can do close to nothing? they should return my 1k ooo before what happened 3years ago repeats itself
Am just fed up.... i hate everything about this crazy country!