LAW AND ORDER- THE UK RIOTS 2011

Causes.
1. Death of Mark Duggan, a local who was shot dead by police on 4th, August 2011.
2. Gang Culture
3. Unemployment
4. Socal media
5. Claim of harassment by police.

How the government should deal with the offendrers.
1.They should repair the damages they caused.
2. Victims should confront offenders.
3. Prison sentence to prevent further crime and order.

QUALITY OF LIFE, HAPPINESS AND WELLBEING

The University of  Glamorgan has improved me in different ways. However, below are some of the views that are affecting my quality at the University.

• Food in my country is different from the ons here. I really miss my mother's made food and since i came here i have not eaten any of my counties local foods.
• Weather- It is very different from my country's wather. It is very cold here and im not used to putting on 2-3 clothes. It is either dry or wet in Nigeria.
• The cost of living here is high and there is scarcity of job for students.
• The crime rate of Wales is lower compared to my countries own.
• I hardly have time for myself and do what i feel like doing due to assignments and course works that needs to be done on time.

   These are few effects to the quality of my life at the University.

HAPPINESS.

Happiness is the state of wellbeing and contentment.

According to Charles Haddon Spurgeon "Happiness is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy,that makes happiness".

welfare system in Nigeria

1. Judges and teachers retire between the age of 65-70 years for both male and females. While federal or civil service workers retire after 35years length of service or an attainment of 60 years.

2. Yes, (#18,000) Eighten thousand naira only per month.

3.No benefits

4. Housing- Yes
    Sickness- No
    Maternity-No
    Death grants- No

5. No

6. Unicef

7. Yes

8. Yes. 1) lack of infrastructure
            2) lack of training for the doctors
            3) lack of funding
            4) lack of common and basic training especially nurses.

9. Not specific



Sources
www.nairaland.com
www.allafrica.com

Reflect on my presentation

Listing out my weaknesses, strengths and also what i'm looking up to for the next presentation.
My weaknesses goes thus, I was nervous while doing the presentation, i also talked  fast while presenting which is not good. I also could not answer some of the questions i was asked satisfactory.

My strength, my points were structured clearly and straight forward and with that i did not use much time on each slides.

To be sincere, i want to try as much as possible to be more good. I will be prepared and try as much as possible to pass across my topic to the audience clearly and in a precise way.

YORUBA LANGUAGE

Yorùbá is a Niger-Congo language related to Igala, Edo, Ishan, and Igbo amongst others. It is one of the principal languages of Nigeria and spoken in a couple of countries in the West African coast. An estimated 20+ million people speak Yorùbá as their first language in south western Nigeria and more in the Republics of Benin and Togo. Yorùbá is also spoken by diaspora communities of traders in Cote d'Ivore, Ghana, Senegal and the Gambia, and it used to be a vibrant language in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Outside West Africa, millions of people have Yorùbá language and culture as part of their heritage; Yorùbá religion being one of the means of survival in Cuba during the obnoxious slave trade. Many who did not have Yorùbá as their heritage bought into Yorùbá identity through religious conversion. Yorùbá language, culture and religion survived since then until now in Brazil and several other New World countries. A mixture of the old and new decendants of the Yorùbá now live in North America, the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe. Yorùbá is one of the most extensively researched of all sub-Saharan languages and cultures, and has a long tradition of oral verbal production (oral literature) within indigenous cosmopolitan which is receptive of both Islamic and Christian cultures.. Yorùbá is one of the many African languages that one is sure to hear people speak in the buses and the underground trains in several parts of London; a BBC reporter has compared Rye Lane in Peckham, South East London, to a mini-Lagos, where one can hear several people speaking loudly in Yorùbá as they go about their shopping. Like many other African languages, Yorùbá is tonal.

Time Management

Time Management is the process of drawing up plans and putting conscious control in use over the time used on specific activities,specially to increase effectiveness. Time Management is learning how to use one's time more effectively to accomplish one's goals (Manning, 2007).

  My Strengths in Time Management.
1. Meeting assignment deadlines.
2. Being on time for classes.
3. Hardworking
4. Passion towards work and dedication
5.Commitment

 My Weakness in Time Management.
1. Procrastination
2. Ineffectively scheduling task
3. Failing to manage distractions.
4. Not keeping a To-Do list.
5. Not having priority

  Strategies to Improve Time Management Skills.

1. Get Organised - paperwork and task sorting.
2. Protect your time
3. Achieve through Goal management Goal Focus- motivational emphasis
4. Avoid procastination
5. Set up planners e.g Daily,Weekly and Long term.


Referencing
Manning,A (2007) TASK; Time Management, Reading: Garnet Education

The Welsh Assembly

1. Following the yes vote in the referendum on further law-making powers for the Assembly on 3 March 2011. The National Assembly is now able to make laws on subjects in all of the 20 areas for which it has powers, without needing the UK parliament's agreement to giving the assembly the necessary powers. The Assembly is able to table its own bills and vote to pass its own Acts.

2. Finding my Assembly Member (A.M)-  Name: Mick Antoniw  Party: Labour Party    Constituency: pontypridd

      Role of the assembly
The Assembly performs three functions: representing Wales and its people; making laws for Wales; and holding the Welsh Government to account.

    History of the Assembly and its Buildings 

 
 The Senedd was opened in 2006, and is where Assembly Members gather for Plenary. The Assembly estate also includes the Pierhead, an historical building in Cardiff Bay.
 The Senedd is situated in a prime position on the waterfront in Cardiff Bay. It houses the National Assembly for Wales’ Siambr (debating chamber) and Committee Rooms.
 The Pierhead is a unique visitor, events and conference venue for the people of Wales; a space to express opinions and give voice to issues that matter.




Reference;
www.assemblywales.org
Notes in class