this is when someone is either angry and frustrated while in the middle of a serious need or crisis, and now decide to pour his or her anger and frustration on others. Situations like this do happen, especially within a family, in a compound (mostly in a face me, I face you house) or in the larger society. where you see a man or a woman pouring his or her anger and frustration of not having a job, a husband, university admission/education, loan or financial assistance on either family members, neighbours or on other members of the society. Such people get easily provoked and are always envious of other people's success or happiness. They sometimes look for trouble where there's none, and find faults and reason to quarrel, fight or misbehave every now and then. And with the problem of unemplyment among our youth, situations like this is bound to be on the increase. And this sometimes lead to crime or even civil disturbances. Like what's happening in some parts of Lagos, where hoodlums are now pouring their own anger (with the system) and frustration on innocent people by robbing and attacking people, looting and vandalizing other people's properties and homes. This same anger and frustration is the cause of the present security problem in our country. The emergence of Boko Haram, Niger-Delta Militants and OPC is as a result of anger and frustration. But mind you, in most cases certain situations or conditions could also be the fault of the frustrated person(s). Atimes , people use their own hands to cause problems for themselves. And pouring out their anger and frustration on others wont help solve the problem at all. Rather, it would only compound the situation.and hurting themselves wont do any good as well. the only solution to such situations is to hope and pray, while looking at other positive means or avenues of solving the problem and making things better.