When someone engages in buying and selling of fake drugs, such activity is a criminal act. The general public especially licensed chemicals shops, hospitals, clinics, and other health care store need to be cautioned against buying fake drugs from drug peddlers and dubious sources. Consequences of not performing our obligations to the community, state, and […]
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CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF THE SALES OF BANNED AND CONTAMINATED FOODS Causes and Effects of the Sales of Banned and Contaminated Food: The following are the causes of sales of banned and contaminated foods. Poverty Ignorance Apathy Selfishness Indiscipline Corruption Lack of good parental care or guidance Dishonesty Disease EFFECT OF BANNED AND CONTAMINATED FOOD
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Various types of human rights Civic Rights These include The right to vote during an election The right to freedom of Conscience and religion Right to freedom from discrimination The right to freedom of personal liberty Political rights of a citizens The right to a fair hearing The right to freedom of association and public
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RIGHT AND DUTIES Rights are the privileges given to a citizen which are protected by the constitution but duties are something you are required to do for moral or legal reasons. Rights are what you are constitutionally entitled to while duties are what you are to do concerning the rights. IMPORTANCE OF RIGHTS
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Causes of Cultism and Drug Abuse Poor Education of Youths: Many youths lack access to quality education, which deprives them of knowledge about the dangers of cultism and drug abuse, making them easy targets for recruitment. Bad Education Policy: Inadequate or outdated education policies fail to provide proper moral and civic education to discourage negative
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CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF ADVANCED FEE FRAUD (419) AND EMBEZZLEMENT Poverty Unemployment Influence of Bad Group External Influence Psychological Problem Bad Value System Inequality between the rich and the poor is also responsible for the increase in crime rate in the country. Low self-esteem, alcohol and drug abuse make people, especially, the youths, to engage
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Meaning and Types of Rights and Duties of Citizens Rights are privileges or entitlements given to citizens, protected and guaranteed by the constitution of a country. They ensure the dignity, freedom, and equality of individuals, promoting their well-being and participation in the nation’s governance. Below are the key rights of citizens: Types of Rights Right
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Causes of Murder and Rape Poor Education of Youths Lack of proper education leads to limited understanding of moral values and acceptable social behavior. Insufficient emphasis on character-building in schools contributes to the rise in violent tendencies. Poor Parenting Neglectful or abusive parenting can foster anger and aggression in children. Parents who fail to instill
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Qualification for Citizenship in Nigeria Citizenship of a country, especially Nigeria, can be through any of these ways. By Birth: A person becomes a citizen of Nigeria by birth if the parents are Nigerians, are if he was born in Nigeria on or before the independence. Through Naturalization: A foreigner who has stayed in Nigeria
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1. Poor Educations of Youths: Young people who do not have access to education have the high tendency of engaging in crimes. Also, those who drop out of school due to government policy, family problems are likely to become criminals. 2.Bad Education Policy: An education system that is certificate oriented will always produce graduates always
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Citizenship refers to the relationship which exists between an individual and the country he lives. A citizen is expected to obey the law of the land and perform certain duties to his country. On the other hand, the country is also expected to protect the life and property of the citizen. The country is to
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Rights and duties are two important aspects of citizenship, and while they are closely connected, they have distinct differences. Here are the key differences between rights and duties of citizens: 1. Nature: – Rights: Rights are inherent to individuals and are often considered fundamental. They are generally seen as protections granted to citizens by the
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As a citizen, you have both rights and duties that are essential for the functioning and well-being of your community and country. These rights and duties vary to some extent across different countries, but there are some common principles that apply to citizenship in general. Here are some key rights and duties of citizens: Rights
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The consequences of non-performance of obligations can vary depending on the specific context and nature of the obligations involved. In general, failing to fulfill obligations can result in legal, financial, reputational, and practical consequences. Here are some potential consequences: 1. Legal consequences: Non-performance of obligations can lead to legal actions, such as breach of contract
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The process of becoming a citizen of a country can vary depending on the country in question. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the typical steps involved in obtaining citizenship. Please note that the following information is a general guideline, and specific requirements may vary between countries. 1. Determine eligibility: The
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Human rights are a set of fundamental rights and freedoms that are inherent to all individuals, regardless of their nationality, race, gender, religion, or any other status. These rights are considered universal, inalienable, and indivisible, meaning they apply to every person equally and cannot be taken away or separated from one another. Human rights encompass
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Citizens’ rights and duties play a crucial role in the functioning of a democratic society. These rights and duties are reciprocal and interdependent, and they serve as the foundation for a just and harmonious social order. Here are some key points highlighting the importance of citizens’ rights and duties: 1. Protection of Individual Liberty: Citizens’
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Citizen A citizen is someone who enjoys full political rights in a state and in return performs certain duties to the state. A citizen, therefore, is a legal member of a state. Citizenship Citizenship is the legal status of being a member of a particular country, entitling an individual to the rights and privileges granted
MEANING OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE AND FORM Contemporary dance refers to a variety of dance movements that emerged during the middle part of the twentieth century and still remains relevant till the present time. It is a style of expressive that combines elements of several genres including modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet. Contemporary dancers strive
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UNDERSTANDING: a mutual understanding of people in the society will make them work together for the goal and objectives of the society. GOOD REWARD AND RECOGNITION: If a is a group certain of being rewarded when a goal is achieved every member will work tirelessly towards the achievement of the goal. The society must recognise
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