NIGERIA’S COMPUTER INDUSTRY: Development of the Nigerian Youth “Africa must get onboard… Right now! … Africa will be either on to the Information Age or off to the dark Agricultural Age … Africa is suffering from knowledge apartheid that forces its children to eat the crumbs from the dinner table of the information-affluent nations.” Philip Emeagwali Nigeria’s computer industry has successfully joined forces with other allies to create a dynamic family popularly referred to as ICT – Information
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------------------------------------------------- Assignment No.1 Linh Huynh Full Name: HUYNH THI TRUC LINH Lecturer: Jerry Cruz Due Day: June 6‚ 2011 Topic: Computer Use and Its Impacts on Children TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction1 II. Reasons3 A. Helping children study 3 B. Having parents’ approval 3 III.TRANSITION………………………………………………………….…4 IV. IMPACTS……………………………………………………………..…..4 A. PHYSICAL PROBLEMS……………………………………………………..…..4 B. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES REPLACEMENT…………………................….4
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THE EFFECT OF EXTERNAL DEBT ON THE NIGERIA ECONOMY (1989 - 2009) ABSTARCT This study is meant to examine the effect of external debt on gross domestic product using econometric analysis. The research revealed that Nigeria’s external debt has contributed immensely to the gross domestic product. This has affected investment on the domestic productivity and hence invariably affected the economic growth and development. Due to the macroeconomics distortion in
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THE PROBLEMS FACING THE NIGERIA JUDICIARY SYSTEM THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM IN NIGERIA Nigeria operates a federal political structure under the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria‚ 1999. The Federation consists of 36 (thirty six) States and a Federal Capital Territory. This constitution vests the legislative‚ executive and judicial powers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the National Assembly‚ the Executive and the courts established there under respectively. The powers of the States are
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Impact of Computers On Society 2010 The concept of a computing device was there since the 19th century but the actual device was not invented until the 1930s. The computers invented at that time served as a project to simplify scientific calculations and they fulfilled that task quite perfectly. Later on these were used to store data such as the process and calculations. At that time‚ people knew that this device was something which will never die like every important invention does for eg
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1992). Monetary policy in the Nigerian context refers to the actions of the Central Bank of Nigeria to regulate the money supply which could be through discretional monetary policy instruments such as the open market operation (OMO)‚ discount rate‚ reserve requirement‚ moral suasion‚ direct control of banking system credit‚ and direct regulation of interest rate (Iyoha‚ 2002). The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) derives its mandate from the CBN Act of 1958. Section one of the CBN Decree No. 24 of
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Computers have made such an enormous impact on our society today. There isn’t a place where you can turn where there isn’t a computer involved. In the present time‚ most businesses rely on computers and it’s similar technology. This field of technology has been so advanced within the past few years that it has been the primary tool in successful businesses. Not only does it make daily annoying tasks easy with a click of a button‚ it also makes traveling to the moon simpler. To think that we lived
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AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY ZARIA FACULTY OF ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AUDIT MANAGEMENT ACCT 707 USENI YUSUF ONWUDE MBF/ADMIN/0483/2009-2010 [pic][pic]INTRODUCTION SOLUDO.C (2004: 4) The Nigerian banking system has undergone remarkable changes over the years‚ in terms of the number of institutions‚ ownership structure‚ as well as depth and breadth of operations. These changes have been influenced largely by challenges posed by deregulation of the
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I am greatly honored to be here as Chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. I’d like to begin by thanking the Swiss National Bank‚ Kurt Hauri and the Swiss Federal Banking Commission‚ and Andrew Crockett and the BIS for organizing and hosting this important conference. They’ve done a wonderful job‚ for which I know we’re all very grateful. It is also a great pleasure to be with you under such dramatically different circumstances than when we last gathered together. Just two years
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motive in mind. Their tax affairs are being handled by the Federal Taxing Authority .Assessment function in an Integrated tax System (ITO)or Large Tax Office (LTO)which is agreed to include filing and assessment duties with respect to all taxes being collected by that office -among which are: PPT‚ CI T‚ VAT‚. W H T‚ CGT etc. The Nigerian Tax System has undergone significant changes in recent times. The Tax Laws are being reviewed with the aim of repelling obsolete provisions and simplifying
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