Advertising Is Manipulative On September 30th, 2016, Posted by admin
Outline In today’s cut throat competition companies often use aggressive advertising to push their products in the market. My essay will discuss ways and techniques in which advertising is used as a medium to push products thereby making it manipulative in most cases. Introduction With the advent of new products and technology, consumers are becoming […]
Read more The Causes, Effects, And Solutions Of AIDS In Nigeria On September 30th, 2016, Posted by admin
The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome otherwise called AIDS is undoubtedly a threatening disease in Nigeria inspite of the fact that some people will believe it is a myth meant to scare people from enjoying themselves. However, medical practitioners have confirmed that AIDS is actually present in Nigeria. There are still controversies about how AIDS developed […]
Read more Understanding Bullies On September 30th, 2016, Posted by admin
What exactly makes bullies behave the way they do? They beat, fight, curse, insult, ridicule, and embarrass others to make themselves feel superior. I have seen many movies where people no better or worse than I am being bullied. Being very emotional, I can feel the pain of the characters in those movies. I have […]
Read more Extracurricular Activities: Scaffolds For Inspiration On September 30th, 2016, Posted by admin
“All work and no play make Jack a dull boy,” goes a popular dictum, inculcated into our hearts, minds and wellbeing, from the cradle to the grave. This underscores the potency of the interplay between the ardent realistic practice of academic and extra-academic activities towards a well developed end point. Educational philosophy is very clear […]
Read more Let Us Protect Elephants On September 30th, 2016, Posted by admin
Poaching can be defined as illegal hunting, killing or capturing of wild animals. Elephants are the most poached animals, elephants poaching involves some humans and their actions which are in the greatest complex chain, that is; – The elephant hunted by poachers for tusks which are taken to the market where buyers can use them […]
Read more Revisiting the Malaise of Professional Begging: Time to Get John Work On September 30th, 2016, Posted by admin
I was left dumbfounded, when a shabbily dressed, but healthy-looking young man, introduced himself to me as John, and spoke Queen’s English while soliciting alms from me at the entrance gate of Jedeji Market. Professional beggars abound at the entrance gate of Jedeji Market, but John’s presence caught my attention, as his grammatical construction left […]
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