Dr Kushi Wakili Polmi hold PhD from ACTS and affiliate University of America ,Masters in entrepreneurship and Business development from ATBU Bauchi,he is the founder of shekinah gospel ministries,kushi global enterprise and kushi music world
The lord God created use having spirit soul and body for a purpose, man was not created a spirit ... more The lord God created use having spirit soul and body for a purpose, man was not created a spirit only, but a spirit having soul and body. We are made of three part spirit, soul and body and we must note that all those part have their roles in our life here in the land of the living, our spirit have it place and our body have it place all of them must be look at carefully. We must be careful not to give importance to one part more than another, all of them have their importance in our life. We function in the realm of spirit with our spirit, we also function on earth the physical ream with our Body and mind (soul). God made this earth for man, having spirit, soul and body the moment man lost his body he lost his contact with his world, that is why Jesus been the word of and spirit must come and have a body for him to have place on this earth. This is just a paper the full explanation of all this are in my book which by God grace will be out soon
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I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The journ... more ABSTRACT I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The journal has three broad sections, each establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objectionability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.
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Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) contributes to performance with an outlook on business ... more ABSTRACT Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) contributes to performance with an outlook on business growth as well as business development and improvement. It is predicted that the failure rate of small, medium and micro enterprises in Nigeria is between 70% and 80%. Millions of naira are being lost on new venture creations because of mistakes and problems that could have been avoided. The survival rate of SMME‟s in Nigeria is relatively low indicating that less than half of newly established businesses survive beyond five years. There are a number of similar undesired events surrounding entrepreneurs. These events called for a study on entrepreneurial orientation with the aim to improve on the current situation. The Nigerian government NTA news 2018 indicates that small and medium-sized enterprises contribute positively to the Nigerian GDP and it is essential to help these businesses to grow and to develop. The primary objective of this study is to investigate entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance of woman owned venture in Bauchi metropolis, in order to ultimately promote entrepreneurial orientation in the entrepreneurial environment so that businesses can be successful and sustainable. The field of study is entrepreneurship with reference to the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on firm performance, managing and creating women owned ventures. The private sector with specifically regard to woman owned ventures in Bauchi metropolis is under investigation. The study was carried out on selected business in Bauchi metropolis owned by the members of Kukula woman multipurpose co-operatives. Only businesses older than one year was considered during the research process due to the fact that most businesses that have not yet reached the first year is still under establishment.
Digital computer is most commonly used type of computer. A computer that performs calculations an... more Digital computer is most commonly used type of computer. A computer that performs calculations and logical operations with quantities represented as digit, usually in the binary number system. It is used for processing data represented by discrete, localized physical signals, as the presence or absence of electric current. The computer as we know it today had its beginning with a 19th century English mathematics professor name Charles Babbage. He designed the Analytical Engine and it was this design that the basic framework of the computers of today are based on.
s Religious education can influence human behavior and actions and if corruption is the product o... more s Religious education can influence human behavior and actions and if corruption is the product of human behavior and action, than religious education is a vital tool for fighting it. One of the bad social behaviors in our society is corruption due to its effect on economic growth, inflation, investment and innovation and is rejected by all religions. Religious education as a tool for fighting corruption has been investigated in this study. It is not the first time this issue is being investigated, but we can see certain paradoxes about it in some studies. Some of them show that religious education as a cultural index has a positive effect on corruption and some others show that this effect is negative. This study uses secondary data in other to gain more findings on the issues at hand, there by making summary of those findings, drawing conclusion and recommendations. Although in some previous studies, religion was a factor in increasing corruption, this study prove otherwise it show that religious education is a vital tool for reducing corruption
Discovering talent is one of the problem facing our society today, knowing the important and the ... more Discovering talent is one of the problem facing our society today, knowing the important and the benefit of talent in our society we must try our base as a nation to help our children discover and use there God giving talent, many children find it difficult or cannot discover their talent today because even there parents have not discover there owned talent. In this paper I try to define what talent is and how you can discover your talent, the time have come for parents ,guardians, teachers and Government to take the issue of talent discovery of their children more important and a place of interest. Key word: Talent, Discovery, Student, How
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The woman is “in all things inferior to the man” was the opinion of a first century Jewi... more ABSTRACT The woman is “in all things inferior to the man” was the opinion of a first century Jewish historian, Flavius Josephus. A contemporary of Josephus (Rabbi Judah) said a man must pronounce three blessings each day: “Blessed be the Lord who did not make me a heathen; blessed be He who did not make me a woman; blessed be He who did not make me an uneducated person.” Jewish Rabbis in the first century of the Christian era were encouraged not to teach or even to speak with women. It is said in Jewish wisdom literature that, “he that talks much with womankind brings evil upon himself and neglects the study of the law and at the last will inherit Gehenna (hell)” In view of this low status of women, it is not surprising that Jesus was often criticized for associating himself with women, even prostitutes. It is in this oppressive context that Christianity was born. Where does the Woman fit in, in this context? Do her religious background and traditions limit her progress just like the Jewish woman or is she being exposed to better opportunities? Is she free to express her God-given talents and potentials? How much influence and impact has Jewish traditions and customs that limit the woman had on African Christian thought. What would have been Jesus’ involvement with the African woman if he had walked on the streets of Africa? How would it be like if Jesus were to answer the day-to-day questions that African women ask? These are pertinent questions this study seeks to answer. Jesus walked among the Jews doing the will of the Father. He did not discriminate against women because of their biological makeup. He hailed women in this male-chauvinist society, giving the indication that there is opportunity for the woman to be freed. She can regain her lost dignity. As Paul’s profound statement which has been labeled as the “Magna Carta of humanity “attest to: “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus”. In pursuance of this hope of liberation wrought through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ both men and women theologians and laypersons have come out with various expressions of liberation movements for women and the oppressed, some of which would be discussed in this study.
Teaching is defined by many scholars of education as "the promotion of learning". The teacher in ... more Teaching is defined by many scholars of education as "the promotion of learning". The teacher in his work of teaching must provide appropriate conditions for learning. Some others define teaching as helping other people to learn. Teaching is the art of impacting knowledge. It is knowing what to teach the learners and ways of imparting the knowledge in the most effective way possible. Teaching is also that important art that builds up the society by the way it is done, the area in which it is conducted and its cumulative effect on the life of the society. Teaching is a process of inducing learning, it is guiding someone to behave in a given or certain manner beneficial to himself and the society. Teaching is the process by which a teacher guides the learners in the acquisition of knowledge, skills and attitudes. It is essentially a system of interactions involving the teacher, the learner and the learning materials. Here, it is possible for the teacher to interact with the learner and the materials at the same time while the learner too can interact with both the teacher and the materials. Now let us go on to see what professionalism is. Professionalism
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT, 2019
I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The thesis has thre... more I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The thesis has three broad sections, each establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objection ability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.
The lord God created use having spirit soul and body for a purpose, man was not created a spirit ... more The lord God created use having spirit soul and body for a purpose, man was not created a spirit only, but a spirit having soul and body. We are made of three part spirit, soul and body and we must note that all those part have their roles in our life here in the land of the living, our spirit have it place and our body have it place all of them must be look at carefully. We must be careful not to give importance to one part more than another, all of them have their importance in our life. We function in the realm of spirit with our spirit, we also function on earth the physical ream with our Body and mind (soul). God made this earth for man, having spirit, soul and body the moment man lost his body he lost his contact with his world, that is why Jesus been the word of and spirit must come and have a body for him to have place on this earth. This is just a paper the full explanation of all this are in my book which by God grace will be out soon
ABSTRACT
I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The journ... more ABSTRACT I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The journal has three broad sections, each establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objectionability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.
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Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) contributes to performance with an outlook on business ... more ABSTRACT Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) contributes to performance with an outlook on business growth as well as business development and improvement. It is predicted that the failure rate of small, medium and micro enterprises in Nigeria is between 70% and 80%. Millions of naira are being lost on new venture creations because of mistakes and problems that could have been avoided. The survival rate of SMME‟s in Nigeria is relatively low indicating that less than half of newly established businesses survive beyond five years. There are a number of similar undesired events surrounding entrepreneurs. These events called for a study on entrepreneurial orientation with the aim to improve on the current situation. The Nigerian government NTA news 2018 indicates that small and medium-sized enterprises contribute positively to the Nigerian GDP and it is essential to help these businesses to grow and to develop. The primary objective of this study is to investigate entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance of woman owned venture in Bauchi metropolis, in order to ultimately promote entrepreneurial orientation in the entrepreneurial environment so that businesses can be successful and sustainable. The field of study is entrepreneurship with reference to the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on firm performance, managing and creating women owned ventures. The private sector with specifically regard to woman owned ventures in Bauchi metropolis is under investigation. The study was carried out on selected business in Bauchi metropolis owned by the members of Kukula woman multipurpose co-operatives. Only businesses older than one year was considered during the research process due to the fact that most businesses that have not yet reached the first year is still under establishment.
Digital computer is most commonly used type of computer. A computer that performs calculations an... more Digital computer is most commonly used type of computer. A computer that performs calculations and logical operations with quantities represented as digit, usually in the binary number system. It is used for processing data represented by discrete, localized physical signals, as the presence or absence of electric current. The computer as we know it today had its beginning with a 19th century English mathematics professor name Charles Babbage. He designed the Analytical Engine and it was this design that the basic framework of the computers of today are based on.
s Religious education can influence human behavior and actions and if corruption is the product o... more s Religious education can influence human behavior and actions and if corruption is the product of human behavior and action, than religious education is a vital tool for fighting it. One of the bad social behaviors in our society is corruption due to its effect on economic growth, inflation, investment and innovation and is rejected by all religions. Religious education as a tool for fighting corruption has been investigated in this study. It is not the first time this issue is being investigated, but we can see certain paradoxes about it in some studies. Some of them show that religious education as a cultural index has a positive effect on corruption and some others show that this effect is negative. This study uses secondary data in other to gain more findings on the issues at hand, there by making summary of those findings, drawing conclusion and recommendations. Although in some previous studies, religion was a factor in increasing corruption, this study prove otherwise it show that religious education is a vital tool for reducing corruption
Discovering talent is one of the problem facing our society today, knowing the important and the ... more Discovering talent is one of the problem facing our society today, knowing the important and the benefit of talent in our society we must try our base as a nation to help our children discover and use there God giving talent, many children find it difficult or cannot discover their talent today because even there parents have not discover there owned talent. In this paper I try to define what talent is and how you can discover your talent, the time have come for parents ,guardians, teachers and Government to take the issue of talent discovery of their children more important and a place of interest. Key word: Talent, Discovery, Student, How
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The woman is “in all things inferior to the man” was the opinion of a first century Jewi... more ABSTRACT The woman is “in all things inferior to the man” was the opinion of a first century Jewish historian, Flavius Josephus. A contemporary of Josephus (Rabbi Judah) said a man must pronounce three blessings each day: “Blessed be the Lord who did not make me a heathen; blessed be He who did not make me a woman; blessed be He who did not make me an uneducated person.” Jewish Rabbis in the first century of the Christian era were encouraged not to teach or even to speak with women. It is said in Jewish wisdom literature that, “he that talks much with womankind brings evil upon himself and neglects the study of the law and at the last will inherit Gehenna (hell)” In view of this low status of women, it is not surprising that Jesus was often criticized for associating himself with women, even prostitutes. It is in this oppressive context that Christianity was born. Where does the Woman fit in, in this context? Do her religious background and traditions limit her progress just like the Jewish woman or is she being exposed to better opportunities? Is she free to express her God-given talents and potentials? How much influence and impact has Jewish traditions and customs that limit the woman had on African Christian thought. What would have been Jesus’ involvement with the African woman if he had walked on the streets of Africa? How would it be like if Jesus were to answer the day-to-day questions that African women ask? These are pertinent questions this study seeks to answer. Jesus walked among the Jews doing the will of the Father. He did not discriminate against women because of their biological makeup. He hailed women in this male-chauvinist society, giving the indication that there is opportunity for the woman to be freed. She can regain her lost dignity. As Paul’s profound statement which has been labeled as the “Magna Carta of humanity “attest to: “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus”. In pursuance of this hope of liberation wrought through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ both men and women theologians and laypersons have come out with various expressions of liberation movements for women and the oppressed, some of which would be discussed in this study.
Teaching is defined by many scholars of education as "the promotion of learning". The teacher in ... more Teaching is defined by many scholars of education as "the promotion of learning". The teacher in his work of teaching must provide appropriate conditions for learning. Some others define teaching as helping other people to learn. Teaching is the art of impacting knowledge. It is knowing what to teach the learners and ways of imparting the knowledge in the most effective way possible. Teaching is also that important art that builds up the society by the way it is done, the area in which it is conducted and its cumulative effect on the life of the society. Teaching is a process of inducing learning, it is guiding someone to behave in a given or certain manner beneficial to himself and the society. Teaching is the process by which a teacher guides the learners in the acquisition of knowledge, skills and attitudes. It is essentially a system of interactions involving the teacher, the learner and the learning materials. Here, it is possible for the teacher to interact with the learner and the materials at the same time while the learner too can interact with both the teacher and the materials. Now let us go on to see what professionalism is. Professionalism
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT, 2019
I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The thesis has thre... more I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The thesis has three broad sections, each establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objection ability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.
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God made this earth for man, having spirit, soul and body the moment man lost his body he lost his contact with his world, that is why Jesus been the word of and spirit must come and have a body for him to have place on this earth. This is just a paper the full explanation of all this are in my book which by God grace will be out soon
I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The journal has three broad sections, each establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objectionability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.
Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) contributes to performance with an outlook on business growth as well as business development and improvement. It is predicted that the failure rate of small, medium and micro enterprises in Nigeria is between 70% and 80%. Millions of naira are being lost on new venture creations because of mistakes and problems that could have been avoided. The survival rate of SMME‟s in Nigeria is relatively low indicating that less than half of newly established businesses survive beyond five years. There are a number of similar undesired events surrounding entrepreneurs. These events called for a study on entrepreneurial orientation with the aim to improve on the current situation. The Nigerian government NTA news 2018 indicates that small and medium-sized enterprises contribute positively to the Nigerian GDP and it is essential to help these businesses to grow and to develop. The primary objective of this study is to investigate entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance of woman owned venture in Bauchi metropolis, in order to ultimately promote entrepreneurial orientation in the entrepreneurial environment so that businesses can be successful and sustainable. The field of study is entrepreneurship with reference to the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on firm performance, managing and creating women owned ventures. The private sector with specifically regard to woman owned ventures in Bauchi metropolis is under investigation. The study was carried out on selected business in Bauchi metropolis owned by the members of Kukula woman multipurpose co-operatives. Only businesses older than one year was considered during the research process due to the fact that most businesses that have not yet reached the first year is still under establishment.
The computer as we know it today had its beginning with a 19th century English mathematics professor name Charles Babbage.
He designed the Analytical Engine and it was this design that the basic framework of the computers of today are based on.
In this paper I try to define what talent is and how you can discover your talent, the time have come for parents ,guardians, teachers and Government to take the issue of talent discovery of their children more important and a place of interest.
Key word: Talent, Discovery, Student, How
The woman is “in all things inferior to the man” was the opinion of a first century Jewish historian, Flavius Josephus. A contemporary of Josephus (Rabbi Judah) said a man must pronounce three blessings each day: “Blessed be the Lord who did not make me a heathen; blessed be He who did not make me a woman; blessed be He who did not make me an uneducated person.” Jewish Rabbis in the first century of the Christian era were encouraged not to teach or even to speak with women. It is said in Jewish wisdom literature that, “he that talks much with womankind brings evil upon himself and neglects the study of the law and at the last will inherit Gehenna (hell)” In view of this low status of women, it is not surprising that Jesus was often criticized for associating himself with women, even prostitutes. It is in this oppressive context that Christianity was born. Where does the Woman fit in, in this context? Do her religious background and traditions limit her progress just like the Jewish woman or is she being exposed to better opportunities? Is she free to express her God-given talents and potentials? How much influence and impact has Jewish traditions and customs that limit the woman had on African Christian thought. What would have been Jesus’ involvement with the African woman if he had walked on the streets of Africa? How would it be like if Jesus were to answer the day-to-day questions that African women ask? These are pertinent questions this study seeks to answer.
Jesus walked among the Jews doing the will of the Father. He did not discriminate against women because of their biological makeup. He hailed women in this male-chauvinist society, giving the indication that there is opportunity for the woman to be freed. She can regain her lost dignity. As Paul’s profound statement which has been labeled as the “Magna Carta of humanity “attest to: “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus”. In pursuance of this hope of liberation wrought through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ both men and women theologians and laypersons have come out with various expressions of liberation movements for women and the oppressed, some of which would be discussed in this study.
Here, it is possible for the teacher to interact with the learner and the materials at the same time while the learner too can interact with both the teacher and the materials. Now let us go on to see what professionalism is.
Professionalism
establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The
problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral
argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem
of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objection
ability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support
some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the
claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section
three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan
Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.
God made this earth for man, having spirit, soul and body the moment man lost his body he lost his contact with his world, that is why Jesus been the word of and spirit must come and have a body for him to have place on this earth. This is just a paper the full explanation of all this are in my book which by God grace will be out soon
I argue that the problem of evil can be a moral objection to theistic belief. The journal has three broad sections, each establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objectionability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.
Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) contributes to performance with an outlook on business growth as well as business development and improvement. It is predicted that the failure rate of small, medium and micro enterprises in Nigeria is between 70% and 80%. Millions of naira are being lost on new venture creations because of mistakes and problems that could have been avoided. The survival rate of SMME‟s in Nigeria is relatively low indicating that less than half of newly established businesses survive beyond five years. There are a number of similar undesired events surrounding entrepreneurs. These events called for a study on entrepreneurial orientation with the aim to improve on the current situation. The Nigerian government NTA news 2018 indicates that small and medium-sized enterprises contribute positively to the Nigerian GDP and it is essential to help these businesses to grow and to develop. The primary objective of this study is to investigate entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance of woman owned venture in Bauchi metropolis, in order to ultimately promote entrepreneurial orientation in the entrepreneurial environment so that businesses can be successful and sustainable. The field of study is entrepreneurship with reference to the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on firm performance, managing and creating women owned ventures. The private sector with specifically regard to woman owned ventures in Bauchi metropolis is under investigation. The study was carried out on selected business in Bauchi metropolis owned by the members of Kukula woman multipurpose co-operatives. Only businesses older than one year was considered during the research process due to the fact that most businesses that have not yet reached the first year is still under establishment.
The computer as we know it today had its beginning with a 19th century English mathematics professor name Charles Babbage.
He designed the Analytical Engine and it was this design that the basic framework of the computers of today are based on.
In this paper I try to define what talent is and how you can discover your talent, the time have come for parents ,guardians, teachers and Government to take the issue of talent discovery of their children more important and a place of interest.
Key word: Talent, Discovery, Student, How
The woman is “in all things inferior to the man” was the opinion of a first century Jewish historian, Flavius Josephus. A contemporary of Josephus (Rabbi Judah) said a man must pronounce three blessings each day: “Blessed be the Lord who did not make me a heathen; blessed be He who did not make me a woman; blessed be He who did not make me an uneducated person.” Jewish Rabbis in the first century of the Christian era were encouraged not to teach or even to speak with women. It is said in Jewish wisdom literature that, “he that talks much with womankind brings evil upon himself and neglects the study of the law and at the last will inherit Gehenna (hell)” In view of this low status of women, it is not surprising that Jesus was often criticized for associating himself with women, even prostitutes. It is in this oppressive context that Christianity was born. Where does the Woman fit in, in this context? Do her religious background and traditions limit her progress just like the Jewish woman or is she being exposed to better opportunities? Is she free to express her God-given talents and potentials? How much influence and impact has Jewish traditions and customs that limit the woman had on African Christian thought. What would have been Jesus’ involvement with the African woman if he had walked on the streets of Africa? How would it be like if Jesus were to answer the day-to-day questions that African women ask? These are pertinent questions this study seeks to answer.
Jesus walked among the Jews doing the will of the Father. He did not discriminate against women because of their biological makeup. He hailed women in this male-chauvinist society, giving the indication that there is opportunity for the woman to be freed. She can regain her lost dignity. As Paul’s profound statement which has been labeled as the “Magna Carta of humanity “attest to: “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus”. In pursuance of this hope of liberation wrought through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ both men and women theologians and laypersons have come out with various expressions of liberation movements for women and the oppressed, some of which would be discussed in this study.
Here, it is possible for the teacher to interact with the learner and the materials at the same time while the learner too can interact with both the teacher and the materials. Now let us go on to see what professionalism is.
Professionalism
establishing an element in this argument. Section one establishes the logically binding nature of the problem of evil: The
problem of evil must be solved, if you are to believe in God. And yet, I borrow from J. L. Mackie’s criticisms of the moral
argument for the existence of God, and argue that the fundamentally evaluative nature of the premises within the problem
of evil entails that it cannot be used to argue for the nonexistence of God. Section two establishes the moral objection
ability of many responses to the problem of evil (theodicies). I discuss the work of the moral ‘anti-theodicists’, and support
some of the key premises within their arguments via appeal to the moral philosophy of Raimond Gaita. I combine the
claims of section one and section two, and conclude that theism inherits the moral objectionability of theodicy. In section
three, I establish the plausibility of a morally motivated non-cognitive atheism, offering an example (Dostoevsky’s Ivan
Karamazov), before finally distilling the central claims of this thesis into the form of a slogan: God lacks humanity.