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    AUDITING EXPECTATION GAP: NIGERIAN PERSPECTIVE Abstract The audit expectation gap is critical to the auditing profession because the greater the unfulfilled expectation from the public‚ the lower the credibility earning potential and prestige associated with the work of auditors. The study examined the level and nature of expectation gap (performance gap) between auditors and users of financial statements. It sought to establish whether audit expectation gap exists in Nigeria and the perception

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    Zimbabwe‚ Diamond and Oil wars in Angola‚ Crime in South Africa. . Not to mention the problems caused by foreign debt‚ and affected by international ignorance and exploitation. In this paper I will try to you asses the political economic legacy of colonialism in Africa. the legacy is substantially based on the fact that that the Europeans wanted to extract resources from Africans by any means possible‚ even if that would lead to the instability in and destruction of the content political‚ economic‚

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    CASE STUDY Thanks for 24 years of services. Now here is the door! Summary Thanks for 24 years of services. Now here is the door! Russ McDonald‚ an MBA‚ began his career at GM as a cost analyst at the company’s Fisher Body division in Detroit. GM was then‚ the world’s no. one car manufacturer. By his twentieth anniversary with the company he had risen to the position of assistant vice president of finance in the corporate treasury department. Increased foreign competition has declined

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    livewire of Nigerian economy‚ Nigeria being an agrarian nation can’t de-emphasize the importance of agriculture not only to her economy but also to general well being of the populace. The basic importance of agriculture in Nigeria include but not restricted to provision of food for all‚ provides employment for about 70% of the populace‚ source of family and national income‚ generate savings both external and internal revenue among others. Agriculture which was the livewire of Nigerian economy

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    I’m sharing this because it is thought-provoking. I wish you could forward it to every youth known to you‚ so they can have a piece of it. And let the sleeping giants rise. "My Dear Nigerian Youths"‚ by Prof. Isa. I am very angry and that is why I am addressing you. You are the source of my anger and I want to vent my spleen- maybe not at you directly- but at the arrogance of your ignorance. You sit in front of a computer and rant all day through social media but with every click‚ you make money

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    The aim of this essay is to compare and contrast post-colonialism and post-structuralism as theories of international politics‚ by providing an explanation of the basic principles of each theory and an analysis of the similarities and differences. The first part of this essay will explain the basic principles of post-colonialism and post-structuralism as theories of international politics in order to examine the differences and similarities between these two approaches. In the second part of

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    Colonial Era Let’s start begin with‚ What is Colonialism? Colonialism is the establishment of a colony in one territory by a political power from another territory‚ and the subsequent maintenance‚ expansion‚ and exploitation of that colony. The term is also used to describe a set of unequal relationships between the colonial power and the colony and often between the colonists and the indigenous peoples. The idea of colonialism has been marked through the history of modern Europe

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    Colonialism is not just a thing of the past‚ and those who recognize its presence will fight hard against it. For as Franz Fanon put it in his book titled The Wretched of the Earth‚ “The need for this change exists in its crude state‚ impetuous and compelling‚ in the consciousness and in the lives of the men and women who are colonized” (35-36). The need for change that Fanon refers to is common in many forms of Indigenous expression: in song‚ dance‚ art‚ and storytelling. The focus of this essay

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    Pidgin languages -Nigerian pidgin -Naijá "Language is so tightly woven into human experience that it is scarcely possible to imagine life without it." (Pinker‚ p.17). Communication is an essential part of human life. It accompanies us in our personal‚ social and professional life. Language is undoubtedly a fundamental means of communication between people. Some linguists estimate that at present there are about 6000 or more languages all over the world‚ thus what happens when two different cultures

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    The Effects of Colonialism in Africa In the 1870’s‚ 10‚000‚000 people were killed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in just two decades. This is one small example of the horrific outcomes of European colonialism of Africa. Imperialism all started with the Berlin Conference which took place 1884-1885‚ where European nations gathered to divide Africa amongst themselves. From that point on‚ most of Africa was under European control until the 1960s. Europe took over Africa in order to gain land

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