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Suicide occurs throughout the world, affecting individuals of all nations, cultures, religions, genders and classes. In fact, statistics show that the countries with the highest suicide rates in the world are incredibly diverse. For example, among the top five are the south Indian island nation of Sri Lanka (35.3 suicides per 100k), South Korea in east Asia (28.3 suicides per 100k) and the eastern European country of Lithuania (32.7 suicides per 100k). A number of other eastern European countries have high suicide rates, including Belarus, Poland and Latvia, all at around 22 suicides per 100k. In contrast, the only western European nation with a particularly high suicide rate is Belgium, which ranks at number fifteen with 20.5 suicides per 100k. However, it is worth noting that Belgium has some of the world's most liberal laws on doctor-assisted suicide, which is likely to be a factor in its statistics. Interestingly, the country of Bhutan, which is famous for measuring Gross National Happiness, an index used to measure the collective happiness and wellbeing of its population, has a relatively high suicide rate at 11.7 per 100k. Perhaps surprisingly, many of the most troubled nations in the world have comparatively low suicide rates. Afghanistan has 5.5 suicides per 100k, Iraq has three and Syria has just 2.7. It is not clear if the suicide statistics for these countries reflect suicides committed due to mental health problems and terminal illnesses (which are the primary reasons for suicide in most of the world), or if they also include suicides committed as part of the ongoing conflicts in these countries. The lowest suicide rates in the world are concentrated in the Caribbean Islands of the Bahamas, Jamaica, Grenada, Barbados and Antigua and Barbuda. Suicide is almost unheard of in each of these countries, with Grenada and Barbados reporting 0.5 and 0.4 suicides per 100k, respectively http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/suicide-rate-by-country/ 1 - 10
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razy75:Thank you |
tuniski:Go and use that 10% to collect returned certificate from Inec |
2sexycom:You guys talk as if we haven't had any election since 2015 that Buhari won. Let me refresh your brain. We have had 7 governorship elections since after Buhari took over: Kogi, Bayelsa, Anambra, Ondo, Edo, Ekiti, Osun. How many did your PDP won? PDP won just one in Bayelsa, Apga won one in Anambra while Buhari/APC won 5 in total and yet you are here talking rubbish. If you are conversant, the recent Bye-Election would have thought you a lesson that 2019 is a work over for Buhari. Let Oyedepo keep on his personal sentiments, it has no electoral value. Has he won Omu-Aran for PDP? Talkles of Nigeria as a whole |
Why bordering yourself with Oyedepo comment? As for me, He is no issue simply because if the following: 1. Before 2015 election, He came out so obvious of his support for Jonathan and his reportedly treat to open the gate of hell, what was the outcome? Jonathan Lost, Buhari won 2. He is pro PDP and now Atikulated, which he has right to do just like VP Osibanjo, Babatunde Bakare and the likes. But let me remind you that the last Bye-Election in Kwara state was Oyedepo constituency and his home town Omu-Aran is the major town in the area, guess what? He and Saraki lost it to Buhari candidate. Now tell me why any of his comments is important ? |
yarimo:This was Kwanwkaso campaign for PDP in Kastina before the last Bye-Election. We all knew how PDP was disgracefully defeated
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This is not even up to APC campaign in the Bye Election in Kwara |
Nnamdi Kanu just dey play IPod &PDP miscreants brain like draft |
MuyiwaGaddafi:Same here Bro. I have the PDF file. |
shosky1794:Let him continue to fool the gullible. His home town Omu-Aran in Kwara is already for Buhari/APC |
afroniger:The man that is already losing his home town in Omu-Aran kwara state to APC and Buhari |
Larrycool1234:Both |
Larrycool1234:37k last |
Only his demented ipob follower don't feel the heat Saraki is feeling |
If you are Interested. It's in perfect condition 40k
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Mr Atiku is looking for expo. After all the brain storming in Dubai, nothing to show for it yet |
It is no more a news how Saraki tyranny is going out of hand. The frustration of the last Bye-Election in Kwara State where Saraki lost woefully have been transferred on the civil servants in the state. The new development is any civil servant that talk hill of the Saraki Dynasty are now facing the immediate consequence by transferring them to a remote village, Demotion, No payment of Salaries and eventually such worker can lose his or her job. I urge every civil servants in the state to be contion of their action verbally at work, because their agents are everywhere. Some will be the first to bring up the topic and they will make a record of your comments. This has already happened to a school head teacher in Ilorin the state Capital where a student teacher made a recording of her comments, the teacher was transfered to a remote village and she is yet to see the further consequence. Let everyone be guided, let your action speak at poll, Our Freedom is certain |
See Nigerian hypocrisy, When this happened to the Nigeria Air force, these same people were celebrating and mocking the government. See them here condoling a white man. RIP to the victims |
HE DID NOT. His hypocrisy is the only problem he has. Tunde Bakare, Yemi Osinbanjo never claimed not to be a politician like Oyedepo used to claim |
kettykin:Go and make research on Offa bank robbery 2013 and how many people were killed |
kettykin:You must be a kid to say these started with Buhari |
powerhouse3:Let me remind you that Yoruba elders complain about Nepotism and marginalization to Jonathan and we have a thread of it on Nairaland. https://www.nairaland.com/745731/yoruba-marginalization-elders-met-jonathan/5 |
This happened before Buhari regime thunderfirebuha:Fulani Reign of Terror: The killing spree continues adekunle adekunle 5 years ago More than 500 killed in less than six months By Charles Kumolu & Kingsley Adegboye THEY are supposed to be herdsmen taking care of their cattle. But they have metamorphosed into butchers of human beings wherever they make their abode. That is the story of Fulani herdsmen who have turned the farmlands in several states in the North into slaughter fields. Their hosts, who ordinarily should be their friends for accommodating them are slaughtered with reckless abandon. Hardly does a day pass without stories of the murderous activities of these nomads dotting the headlines of major newspapers in the country. They kill at the least provocation that one wonders whether they attach any value to human life at all. A Zamfara community burnt down by the rampaging Fulani herdsmen A Zamfara community burnt down by the rampaging Fulani herdsmen Their activities coupled with that of Boko Haram, the Islamic insurgent group, have led to uncountable number of deaths of innocent Nigerians. Over the past few years clashes between these herdsmen and farmers with their horrendous harvests of death have been reported in statesuch as Benue, Plateau, Kaduna, Niger, Jigawa, Sokoto, Edo, Delta, Yobe and Anambra. As at today, nearly 300 lives have been lost as a result of this killing spree, which has made life in the affected areas, short, nasty and brutish. The latest in this ugly chapter of senseless killings was recorded, yesterday, with another report that gunmen believed to be Fulani herdsmen stormed a meeting in Northern Nigeria’s Zamfara State and killed 30 people. According to Zamfara State police spokesman Lawal Abdullahi: “Thirty people were killed and several others injured. The incident happened in Galadima, yesterday, during a meeting of community leaders and representatives of vigilante groups who were discussing ways to thwart armed robbers and cattle rustlers’’. But survivors said more than 60 people might have died in the attack. Preceding this latest attack were others since 2012. In 2012 a serving senator, Dr. Gyang Dantong, and the lawmaker representing Barkin Ladi in the state house of assembly, Gyang Fulani, were killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen at a mass burial in Maseh, Plateau State. On March 10, 2014, Benue State governor, Gabriel Suswam, narrowly escaped death. His co-envoy was said to have been ambushed by Fulani men. They engaged Suswam and his security aides in exchange of gunfire at Tee-Akanyi village in Guma Local Government Area. More than 150 people were reportedly killed recently by Fulani herdsmen in an attack on three villages of Ungwar Sankwai, Ungwan Gata and Chenshyi, in Kaduna State. On March 6, no fewer than 25 persons were feared dead in Kwande, Katsina-Ala and Logo local government areas of Benue State after suspected Fulani herdsmen sacked six villages in the three councils. Similarly, suspected Fulani herdsmen killed 55 in Benue State. The herdsmen launched the clandestine attack at Gbajimba, the headquarters of Guma Local Government Area of Benue State on March 23. About 19 people were also killed and 15 others abducted in different villages of Agatu local government area in Benue state by Fulani herdsmen on March 30, 2014. Fulani gunmen Fulani Herdsmen attacked a church killing three. One woman was left widowed for a second time by Fulani Herdsmen on December 31, 2013 in Jos. In a similar attack six members of extended families were killed in their home in Foron by eight Fulani gunmen same month. No fewer than 40 people were left dead by Fulani herdsmen on Novemeber 25, 2013 in Barkin Ladi Jos. Fulani gunmen also killed 25 Christians in seven villages in Benue State on November 9, 2013. Muslim Fulani herdsmen attacked Christian communities in the Guma Local Government Area, killing 22 Christian peasant farmers and destroying property worth millions of naira on November 20, 2013. Fulani herdsmen also launched a coordinated attack on several villages in the state and killed over 21 persons. They invaded villages and killed mostly women and children, as the men were out in the fields, and burned down many buildings in the process on 0ctober 12, 2013 in Benue state. The orgy of killings did not stop there as about 175 people were killed by Fulani attackers in three Christian villages in Benue State on October 8, 2013. https://www.google.com.ph/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2014/04/fulani-reign-terror-killing-spree-continues/amp/ |
SarkinYarki:Mention one company with capacity of 10,000 staffs that fold up during PMB administration |
Since PDP always claim that every good things that happened under Buhari administration was initiated by PDP. I think we should look the other way round, let us list the Nigeria Problem that was not initiated by PDP. But let me reminds you that : Killings Boko Haram Fulani Headsmen killing Kidnapping Niger Delta militant Stealing is not corruption Communal Crisis Religious Crisis Election rigging Budget padding National Assembly invasion E. T. C ... Are all initiated by PDP |
Igbo kidnappers |
For the kids on this forum, kindly visit the below link. Can a moderator kindly make the below link come to front page again https://www.nairaland.com/58631/umaru-yaradua-election-not-free/1#72378855 |
I wish a moderator can repost this to the front page now. We need to refresh the brain of kids in this forum |
cooldipo:Because only empty barrel make noise. You only hear Jagaban when he want to strike. Ask Goodluck Jonathan and Ambode |
OMNIVIRUS:Two former governors are already in jail |
Just because Fulani people in Benue promised to unseat him in the coming election |
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