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Careers in agricultural economics Agriculture, like other businesses, has its producers, distributors, and consumers all interdependent in the market system. Globalisation and liberalisation has increased the need for well-trained personnel with knowledge of agricultural production, marketing, finance and policy. Here comes the role of agricultural economists, who have managerial skills and decision making ability. After the completion of the course, agricultural economists pursue successful careers in government service, economic development, commodity promotion and agricultural policy analysis. Agricultural economics graduates are employed in a wide range of settings, including banks, educational institutes and research organisations, consulting firms, government departments of agriculture and environment, agrifood companies and international aid agencies. You can also opt to do research in the area. Other lucrative Careers are as follows: Entrepreneurship and Small Business Mana

There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work learning from failure. General Colin Powell Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out. Robert Collier Recipe for success: Study while others are sleeping; work while others are loafing; prepare while others are playing; and dream while others are wishing. William A. Ward A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him. David Brinkley Always be yourself, express yourself, have faith in yourself, do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it. Bruce Lee No man succeeds without a good woman behind him. Wife or mother, if it is both, he is twice blessed indeed. Godfrey Winn Culled from www.finestquotes.com

1.Every evil bird stealing my blessings, fall down and die, in the name of Jesus. 2.Let my breakthrough appear and let my failures disappear, in the name of Jesus. 3.Let the head of every marine power fashioned against me be broken, in the name of Jesus. 4.Let every evil trend directing my affairs be reversed, in Jesus’ name. 5.O Lord, uproot evil things from my life. 6.O Lord, plant good things in my life. 7.I cancel every unconscious negativeagreement, in the name of Jesus. 8.Lord, make me Your sharp battle axe. 9.Let every spiritual weakness in my life receive termination, in the name of Jesus. 10.Let every financial failure in my life receive termination, in the name of Jesus. 11.Let every sickness in my life receive termination, in Jesus’ name. 12.Let every architect of problems receive termination, in Jesus’ name. 13.I refuse to reap any satanic harvest in any area of my life, in the name of Jesus. 14.I paralyze all spiritual wolves working against my life, in Jesus’

MANY PEOPLE ARE IMPATIENT FOR THEFOLLOWING REASONS: 1. Lack of brotherly love. 2. Spirit of competition. 3. Pride. 4. Stubbornness. The Bible does not want us to be impatient because when God decidesthat it is your time, every thing will cooperate with you. People who are against you will start working for you. Even those who do not like you will become your friends. Please, be aggressive in your prayers.God bless you as you do so, in Jesus’ name. PRAYER POINTS 1. Oh Lord, don’t ever leave me behind. Let me be going with You all the time, in the name of Jesus. 2. Oh Lord, let me be in the right place at the right time, in the name of Jesus. 3. Oh Lord, restore to me everything Ihave lost through impatience, in the name of Jesus. 4. It is time for You, O Lord, to turn my life to miracles, in the name of Jesus. 5. I refuse to waste my life. I refuse to waste my time, in the name of Jesus. 6. Oh Lord, Your purpose for bringing this message to me will not be defea

MEMORISE: ‘Produce your cause, saith the Lord; bring forth Your strong reasons, saith the King of Jacob.’ (Isa 41:21) READ: 2 Kings 20:1-7 We serve a wonderful, prayer-answering God. Psalm 65:2 says: ‘Oh thou that heareth prayer, unto thee shall all flesh come.’ We are so blessed that we serve the only true and living God. He hears us when wecall upon him. And when he has revealed his intention to judge you, he will still listen to your plea. From our text, God sent the prophet Isaiahto tell King Hezekiah that he was about to die. Hezekiah cried out to God, who prolonged his life by 15 years. But Hezekiah is not the only one who has benefited from God’s magnanimity. Jabez was tired of a life of sorrow since birth. He had only the crumbs of God’s blessing. Sorrow and failure followed him like flies around the tail of a cow. When he could no longer take it, he pleaded his case in Heaven’s Court and ended up being more honourable than anyone around him. You can change your lifetoo. Whe

MEMORISE: ‘Produce your cause, saith the Lord; bring forth Your strong reasons, saith the King of Jacob.’ (Isa 41:21) READ: 2 Kings 20:1-7 We serve a wonderful, prayer-answering God. Psalm 65:2 says: ‘Oh thou that heareth prayer, unto thee shall all flesh come.’ We are so blessed that we serve the only true and living God. He hears us when wecall upon him. And when he has revealed his intention to judge you, he will still listen to your plea. From our text, God sent the prophet Isaiahto tell King Hezekiah that he was about to die. Hezekiah cried out to God, who prolonged his life by 15 years. But Hezekiah is not the only one who has benefited from God’s magnanimity. Jabez was tired of a life of sorrow since birth. He had only the crumbs of God’s blessing. Sorrow and failure followed him like flies around the tail of a cow. When he could no longer take it, he pleaded his case in Heaven’s Court and ended up being more honourable than anyone around him. You can change your lifetoo. Whe

Let's lift our hands to the Almighty God and begin to bless His holy name. Let's give Him glory, let's give Him honor, let's thank Him for life, thank Him that you are alive, bless His holy name, give Him glory, give Him honor, give Him adoration, He is worthy to be praised. He is worthy to be adored, He isworthy to be magnified, let's bless His holy name, let's bless the King of kings, let's bless theLord of lords. Let's bless the Ancient of days, let's give Him all glory, let's give Him all honors. Worship Him, give Him glory, we bless your holy name. You are worthy to be praised, you are worthy to be adored, and you are worthy to be magnified. You are worthy to be glorified. You are worthy oh Lord, you are worthy blessed be your holy name King of kings and Lord of lords. We worship you Lord.... In Jesus mighty name we have worshiped. Let's lift our voices to Him and say Father; this month in particular, Lord let your face shine

Let's lift our hands to the Almighty God and begin to bless His holy name. Let's give Him glory, let's give Him honor, let's thank Him for life, thank Him that you are alive, bless His holy name, give Him glory, give Him honor, give Him adoration, He is worthy to be praised. He is worthy to be adored, He isworthy to be magnified, let's bless His holy name, let's bless the King of kings, let's bless theLord of lords. Let's bless the Ancient of days, let's give Him all glory, let's give Him all honors. Worship Him, give Him glory, we bless your holy name. You are worthy to be praised, you are worthy to be adored, and you are worthy to be magnified. You are worthy to be glorified. You are worthy oh Lord, you are worthy blessed be your holy name King of kings and Lord of lords. We worship you Lord.... In Jesus mighty name we have worshiped. Let's lift our voices to Him and say Father; this month in particular, Lord let your face shine

In this interview withARUKAINO UMUKORO, 92-year-old Gabriel Olayide Olusanya and 90-year-old Florence Olusanya, both retired civilservants, share a part of their history and the secret of their 65-year-old marriage Where did you school? Gabriel:I attended St. Paul's Primary School, Odogbolu, Ogun State. I went to Ijebu Ode GrammarSchool from 1938- 1944, where I sat for and passed the second gradeschool certificate examination. After my secondary education, I sought employment and got a job to work at the Federal GovernmentPress, Lagos, on January 10, 1945. I went to Yaba College of Technology, where I obtained a certificate in Administration. Later, I travelled to the UK on scholarship given to me by my department at the Press. I was attached to Norwich City College Arts School between 1954 and 1956. My final certificate was the City and Guild ofLondon, in 1957. I studied printing in the UK and did my attachment with Messrs' Jarrod Printing Press, Norwich. I continued worki

IT is obvious the Nigerian economy is in a precarious situation. It is really nothing new. The only thing that could be new is the momentum of oil theft, which combining with corruption, is drying up resources available to governments. Nigerians do not need a warning fromthe World Bank to know that an economy founded on only one product is doomed. Years of contemplating what to do with the economy has not thrown up solutions that governments are willing to implement. Every government is interested in getting resources it immediately needs for its projects, most of which are short term programmes. A World Bank’s Nigeria Economic Report for May 2013, noted that, “Despite the recovery in oil prices, Nigeria expanded its fiscal stimulus significantly, increasing consolidated spending by an estimated 2.5 per centof Gross Domestic Product, GDP, and drawing down the remaining balance of the Excess Crude Account at the same time that many other oil exporters were building back their reserve

All SAOs, NYSC State Secretariats and the general public are hereby informed that the 2013 Batch C Time-table is out. The released time-table has been published on NYSC official website. Below is the time-table.. NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2013 Batch C S/NOEventDate 1. Pre-Mobilisation Workshop20th August, 2013 2. Registration of Foreign-trained Nigerian Graduates12th August – 11th October, 2013 3. Submission of Masterlist. Screening/ Vetting by Mobilization Officers.2nd – 6th September, 2013. 4. Action by the ICT Department.2nd – 20th September, 2013 5. Delivery of Preliminary Printouts to Mob Dept/CPIs23rd – 25th September, 2013 6. Return of Corrected Printouts by Institutions to NYSC NDHQ2nd – 7th October, 2013 7. Correction of errors and printing of call- up letters by ICT Dept.2nd – 22nd October, 2013 8. Sorting and Packaging of Call-up letters22nd – 28th October, 2013 9. Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions /NYSC Secretariats29th –

All SAOs, NYSC State Secretariats and the general public are hereby informed that the 2013 Batch C Time-table is out. The released time-table has been published on NYSC official website. Below is the time-table.. NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2013 Batch C S/NOEventDate 1. Pre-Mobilisation Workshop20th August, 2013 2. Registration of Foreign-trained Nigerian Graduates12th August – 11th October, 2013 3. Submission of Masterlist. Screening/ Vetting by Mobilization Officers.2nd – 6th September, 2013. 4. Action by the ICT Department.2nd – 20th September, 2013 5. Delivery of Preliminary Printouts to Mob Dept/CPIs23rd – 25th September, 2013 6. Return of Corrected Printouts by Institutions to NYSC NDHQ2nd – 7th October, 2013 7. Correction of errors and printing of call- up letters by ICT Dept.2nd – 22nd October, 2013 8. Sorting and Packaging of Call-up letters22nd – 28th October, 2013 9. Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions /NYSC Secretariats29th –

All SAOs, NYSC State Secretariats and the general public are hereby informed that the 2013 Batch C Time-table is out. The released time-table has been published on NYSC official website. Below is the time-table.. NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2013 Batch C S/NOEventDate 1. Pre-Mobilisation Workshop20th August, 2013 2. Registration of Foreign-trained Nigerian Graduates12th August – 11th October, 2013 3. Submission of Masterlist. Screening/ Vetting by Mobilization Officers.2nd – 6th September, 2013. 4. Action by the ICT Department.2nd – 20th September, 2013 5. Delivery of Preliminary Printouts to Mob Dept/CPIs23rd – 25th September, 2013 6. Return of Corrected Printouts by Institutions to NYSC NDHQ2nd – 7th October, 2013 7. Correction of errors and printing of call- up letters by ICT Dept.2nd – 22nd October, 2013 8. Sorting and Packaging of Call-up letters22nd – 28th October, 2013 9. Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions /NYSC Secretariats29th –

CAMPARI is how bankers use the Canons of Lending to assess whether they should lend money or not. It stands for: Character – can you trust someone? Have they got a good record, for example of repaying borrowed money previously? Ability – what track record do you have, and how can you demonstrate it? Margin – the least important to the bank believe it or not, but there mustbe something in it for them Purpose – why do they want to borrow the money, and is it structured in a sensible way? Amount – how much do they want, but also how much in total is being spent – how much of the borrowers own money is being put it? Repayment – how will it be repaid and when? How can this be demonstrated? Insurance – what happens if something goes wrong? This may not necessarily mean an insurance policy, but could include providing some security – a Directors’ guarantee is commonplace for small limited companies.

CAMPARI is how bankers use the Canons of Lending to assess whether they should lend money or not. It stands for: Character – can you trust someone? Have they got a good record, for example of repaying borrowed money previously? Ability – what track record do you have, and how can you demonstrate it? Margin – the least important to the bank believe it or not, but there mustbe something in it for them Purpose – why do they want to borrow the money, and is it structured in a sensible way? Amount – how much do they want, but also how much in total is being spent – how much of the borrowers own money is being put it? Repayment – how will it be repaid and when? How can this be demonstrated? Insurance – what happens if something goes wrong? This may not necessarily mean an insurance policy, but could include providing some security – a Directors’ guarantee is commonplace for small limited companies.

I have seen men that are respected in society lose everything because of three minutes sex with women who are not their wives. I have seen men who have control over every other area of their lives except this one of sex. I have seen men with outstanding business acumen that they only need to start a business and before you know it, they have excelled. But when it comes to se...x they are like idiots, no sense, and no direction. Proverbs 30:18-19 says: “There are three things which are too wonderful for me, yes; four which I do not understand”: the first one says “the way of an eagle in the air, I do not understand, the way of a serpent upon a rock, the way of a ship in the midst of the sea and then it says the way of a man with a maid.” (AMP). “...And the way of a man with a girl” (BBE). This is Solomon the father of wisdom writing and saying, there are four things he will never understand. The way of an eagle; what is the way of an eagle? Every other bird that takes to the a

I have seen men that are respected in society lose everything because of three minutes sex with women who are not their wives. I have seen men who have control over every other area of their lives except this one of sex. I have seen men with outstanding business acumen that they only need to start a business and before you know it, they have excelled. But when it comes to se...x they are like idiots, no sense, and no direction. Proverbs 30:18-19 says: “There are three things which are too wonderful for me, yes; four which I do not understand”: the first one says “the way of an eagle in the air, I do not understand, the way of a serpent upon a rock, the way of a ship in the midst of the sea and then it says the way of a man with a maid.” (AMP). “...And the way of a man with a girl” (BBE). This is Solomon the father of wisdom writing and saying, there are four things he will never understand. The way of an eagle; what is the way of an eagle? Every other bird that takes to the a