Education

CLOSING THE FUNDING GAP IN SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

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CLOSING THE FUNDING GAP IN SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Making the case for adoption of endowment funds Nigeria’s GDP is growing below its population growth rate of 2.6%. The country is expected to become the third-most populous country in the world by 2050. This has serious implications for economic and human development in the absence of adequate funding. According to an Oxfam report in 2017, Nigeria was ranked 41st out of  41 countries in Africa for spending on healthcare, education and social security compared…

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REASON WHY AN ENGINEER SHOULD BE LICENSED

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REASON WHY AN ENGINEER SHOULD BE LICENSED

DOES HAVING A LICENSE MAKE YOU AN ENGINEER Having observed and looked at the various question asked by young engineer like is it compulsory for me to be license before becoming an engineer of what use is a license to an engineer Well there are regulations and license established by various jurisdictions of the world to encourage public welfare, safety, well-being and other interests of the general public. And to define the license process through which…

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THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INVESTING IN CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

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THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INVESTING IN CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

There are numerous things to consider when investing in companies Before becoming a business partner, it’s important to know the risks and rewards in that business. In addition, your knowledge of an industry or profession can guide you in determining the business’s hidden potential. Using a combination of quantitative and qualitative criteria, you can determine whether it is a suitable ground for investing or not. This is not just for only construction company holders but…

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South African to fund free university education says financial minister

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South African to fund free university education says financial minister

South Africa to offer free university education to students from poor households. In a statement by President Jacob Zuma last month, he said “the government  would financially support the tuition without giving details of how it would funded”. The statement shaked the financial market and critics said it was a populist promise that risked increasing an already gaping budget deficit. Report from the treasury shows that the plan is expensive for there current financial form….

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