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BuhariIsBURIED:Your very rich uncle. How rich and who exactly did he help |
lawman88:Really or u just kidding |
ThatFairGuy:I’ve given condolences in BOTH threads about him. Read my posts |
Kingzy4pep:Can still be a “scam”. I guess one has to take a leap of faith and just give: I have a cousin who finished NYSC two years ago. He is lazy and PROUD. He would rather beg 4 money than temporally do some “low” job to be surviving meanwhile |
Estellie:But how exactly do u “live”. That is the problem |
FemiMaduka:Veteran? He only registered in 2015 |
R2bees:I’m not sure this proves anything. I have a cousin who finished NYSC two years ago. He is lazy and PROUD. He would rather beg 4 money than temporally do some “low” job to be surviving meanwhile |
ThinkSmarter:But your carbon (body) is not you. Your consciousness (essentially memory) is you. The moment this can be transferred to a machine u r immortal |
Heineken:Morning to u too my brother. U would think those he actually helped would be testifying |
zolajpower:Well they’ve always been known as a secret society. Example: UPDATED ON JAN 24, 2019 Before his book could be published, William Morgan was dragged away by a group of Masons, never to be seen again. BY MARTIN STEZANO But Morgan managed to infiltrate the secret society of freemasons and was threatening to publish a book exposing the powerful organization’s tactics. As a result of his plan, the local Masons began harassing Morgan, hoping to stop the publication of the exposé. After being held in prison on trumped up charges, Morgan was bailed out by a group of Masons and carried away, never to be seen again. The conspiracy surrounding his disappearance fueled local anti-Mason sentiment, which in turn led to a national anti-Mason movement that shook to the core one of history’s most influential secret societies and changed American politics forever. |
Heineken:U keep saying this. So what did he do after u dropped the pm |
femi4:U mean like does posting on NL they were about to drop out - I read those were scams. How can I know legit ones to help? |
agarawu23:He supported Atiku/Obi. He was for Buhari in 2015 |
Heartmender1:Google James Randi. All his generations names are online. Since the 60’s he’s had $1million in escrow to anyone who can prove the existence of juju. He is in his 90’s. Go use him |
Getintouch2004:“Bloodlines”. What a choice of word. What exactly does it mean/imply? |
zolajpower:Rest In Perfect peace HungerBAD. But why is it a SECRET society. Many very good organizations (like churches) are not secret. Just curious. What are some examples of his philanthropy? |
RIP hungerBAD. A US soldier?! Who would have thunk it. U never know who a person might be on these anonymous forums |
amajato:Doubt it. Or u would have said that upfront as a recruiting tool |
grandstar:Make Google your friend. You and martineverest Where is the biggest market for iPhone? Greater China was Apple's THIRD-largest market in terms of revenue in the fourth quarter of 2018 — after the Americas and Europe — at $11.4 billion, according to company figures.Jan 3, 2019 |
ThinkSmarter:But some say humanity will soon achieve immortality through science - then what |
Heartmender1:Think. Photos are all over the internet. Use them |
festacman:Wao, all this deep philosophy derived from Tiwa’s butt!! |
rattlesnake:CANADA OR BUST |
Pekele007:What are the logical or scientific explanation behind cell phones, planes, hypnosis? The only reason u don’t call them juju is because they’ve been explained to u. That’s why things that claim to be juju need to be openly tested otherwise they are mere film flam |
NPComplete:How can he agree when there are people around the world ready to give him serious money to prove juju. Mr. Pekele007 good magicians are always the ones most sceptical about juju because they know that no matter how amazing and miraculous something appears to the average person, it is either an elaborate trick or an undisclosed technology/science or there is a logical explanation for it |
maol27:Not necessarily. See below. How Much Sleep Does Donald Trump Get? When Does He Wake Up? Mark Reddick Last Updated On April 8, 2019 1 comment donald trump sleep schedule Google+ Is it me or does it seem like successful people and top performers need less sleep than the average person? Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that President Donald Trump is one of our planet’s most successful people, and arguably the most powerful person in the world. So how many hours per night do you think he sleeps? And what do you imagine his daily routine is like? Related: Learn about the sleep habits of geniuses. On average, he gets about four to five hours per night. Want to know how he manages? Keep reading to find out more about Donald Trump’s sleep schedule. Quick Links Overview of President Trump’s Sleep Schedule What is the Thatcher Gene? Characteristics of a Short Sleeper Sleeping Habits of Other U.S. Presidents Frequently Asked Questions Conclusion Overview of President Trump’s Sleep Schedule Trump has a tough job. After all, he has to lead the most powerful country while maintaining an active Twitter account. That’s a joke. I love his Twitter account. Anyway, he says that to get everything done he works until about midnight or one o’clock in the morning. Then he’s back up and at ‘em at 5 am. During particularly busy times, those four to five hours can become as little as three. He’s been maintaining this schedule for years, not just as president, but as a businessman, too. He reasons that he’s better able to compete and accomplish more than someone who sleeps double or triple that amount of time. What is the Thatcher Gene? Trump may be part of a group called the “sleepless elite.” People who belong in this category can get by and even thrive with a fraction of the sleep that normal people get. It’s being attributed to a gene that people in the UK refer to as “The Thatcher Gene,” based on Margaret Thatcher’s sleeping habits of getting just four hours per night of rest. In other parts of the world, The Thatcher Gene is simply referred to as being a “short sleeper.” This term refers to the amount of time one sleeps per night, not their height, of course. Though the percentage of the total number of people who fall into this category is small (about 1% of the population), they’re at a pretty distinct advantage because they can get by with just four to six hours per night. Though it may seem anecdotal, there is a building body of evidence supporting a short-sleeping gene. A biologist at the University of California, San Francisco, by the name of Ying-Hui Fu started studying people with this gene just over 20 years ago. Fu discovered what we already know as widely accepted common sense. She theorized that people are either early risers, night owls or something in the middle. But, she also found multiple genes associated with short-sleeping, and so we now also believe that this ability (or disorder as some like to call it) is genetic. image of margaret thatcher Characteristics of a Short Sleeper Energetic Since they don’t seem to need sleep (or at least as much of it), it makes sense that short sleepers would naturally have more energy. Annoying, right? Outgoing Maybe it’s all those extra hours of learning how to be social. Or maybe they get out to more parties while the rest of the world is sleeping. Either way, this group of sleepless elite tends to display more extroverted behavior. Optimistic This is definitely a genetic anomaly! “Normal” people are cranky and pessimistic when they don’t get enough sleep. Ambitious Rather than lying in bed for extra hours, short sleepers take the world by storm. They’re up and ready to go early, and they’ll keep working while the rest of us are watching American Ninja Warrior. High Metabolism All that energy can also translate into fidgeting and more movement. The more we move, the more calories we burn, so it makes sense that these miraculous creatures would also have a higher metabolism. High Tolerance to Pain This characteristic is perhaps the most magical of all. As someone with almost zero pain tolerance, I’m about ready to rip this gene out of someone and splice it onto my own. If only it worked that way. It could be that the short sleeper / Thatcher gene has other unique and beneficial characteristics. Or, it could be that their sheer optimism diminishes any pain sensations that come their way. man in black shorts giving a punch Sleeping Habits of Other U.S. Presidents Barack Obama During his presidency, Obama was a classic night owl. Often, he’d work for several hours after dinner, up until about 2 am. Then he would rest for five hours. Bill Clinton Former president Bill Clinton got more sleep than Trump and Obama, but not by much. He averaged about six hours per night, though often got only four. Like Obama, he did a lot of his work in the middle of the night. But, unlike Barack, instead of emailing his staff, Clinton would phone them in the middle of the night. Also, Clinton almost undoubtedly didn’t have the short sleeper gene. We know that sleep deprivation can have devastating health effects, and Clinton had heart surgery in his 50s even though he lived an otherwise healthy lifestyle. George W. Bush Bush slept more than most presidents, getting about nine hours of nightly shuteye. He went to bed at nine o’clock and slept until about 6 am. In defenses of his desire for extra sleep, he said he kept a “tight but efficient” schedule. Calvin Coolidge Between naps and an early bedtime, Calvin Coolidge got a whopping 11 hours of sleep per night! However, this habit wasn’t entirely due to just being tired or needing extra rest. Instead, historians theorize that his extended sleep schedule was because he suffered from depression. His son died at the tragically young age of 16, and Coolidge likely never recovered, especially since he never sought grief counseling. image of calvin coolidge photo credit: Wikipedia Frequently Asked Questions Do all successful people sleep less? The answer to this question might surprise you! One would think that all successful people thrive on less sleep. After all, it can be a huge competitive advantage if you can get by on a couple of hours less shuteye each night. Imagine how much more you could accomplish! In reality, there’s only a 12-minute difference in the amount of sleep that successful people get. On average, they get 6.6 hours per night, while “regular” people get 6.8 hours. Which president slept the least? While George W. Bush got the most sleep, ironically it was his father, George H.W. Bush, who got the least. It’s been reported by live-in White House Staff, that Bush regularly slept just two hours a night, from 2 am until 4 am. However, he did take advantage of napping opportunities throughout the day. If he was traveling, he’d get some rest while in transit. Conclusion Donald Trump’s daily routine doesn’t leave much room for downtime. And it doesn’t appear like he’s one of the genetically gifted short-sleepers. Hopefully, his lack of rest doesn’t negatively affect his health or ability to lead. With a current approval rating of only 37%, he may do a little better if he takes a nap! More Reading Top 11 Sleeping Habits of Successful People [Infographic] How Much Sleep Do We Really Need? Recommended Sleep Times for Every Age Sleeping 3 Hours – How to Sleep Less Author: Mark Reddick When I’m not learning about sleep, you can find me hanging out with my wife and close friends. I absolutely love entrepreneurship and learning how to improve yourself daily. We only get one life, and I want to make it the best one possible. I hope that everyone that finds our site takes a new approach to sleep. The world needs to stop thinking about it as something “we just do,” but rather something that allows us “to do every day.” Google+ RELATED ARTICLES 45 Sleep Mantras Better Than Counting Sheep 45 Sleep Mantras Better Than Counting Sheep ZzZs to Dollars: How much does Sleep Deprivation Cost? ZzZs to Dollars: How much does Sleep Deprivation Cost? Dream Journal Templates to Help You Reconnect to Your Creativity Dream Journal Templates to Help You Reconnect to Your Creativity 1 Comment Reply TIM November 12, 2018 at 5:50 am I’m reminded of Millhouse on the Simpsons throwing the photocopier out the window. MILLHOUSE! DID YOU TAKE YOUR NAP!? “DOES IT LOOK LIKE I TOOK MY NAP!? HAHAHAHAHAHAA The trouble is if you’re the president, that photocopier might be a bomb and the school car park might be Syria LEAVE A REPLY Name Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Disclosure Transparency Disclosure – We may receive a referral fee (at no additional cost to the buyer) for products purchased through the links on our site or other applicable pages. To learn more, please read our full disclosure page here. We also encourage you to read about how we may research and/or test Products here. like us on Facebook Learn About Sleep 45 Sleep Mantras Better Than Counting Sheep 45 Sleep Mantras Better Than Counting Sheep April 10, 2019 ZzZs to Dollars: How much does Sleep Deprivation Cost? ZzZs to Dollars: How much does Sleep Deprivation Cost? 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Here are 8 Common Treatment Options Waking up With Diarrhea at Night? Here are 8 Common Treatment Options November 19, 2018 Follow Us on Social Media Info and Legal About Us Contact Us Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Contribute About Us Sleep Advisor was created out of frustration. We asked our friends about how they find information about sleep information and products. Most of them kept saying they go online and read what shows up on Google. After hearing that, we decided to try it out for ourselves. We conducted search after search and realized there was a common issue: The information wasn’t up to our standards. Read More > Copyright © 2019, Sleep Advisor. All rights reserved. Important - By using this website, you are agreeing to our Terms of Use |
millionboi2:Well, OBJ, Atiku, Buhari, etc. Are u saying they all thieves |
NPComplete:Well said. But challenging pekele007 is useless. What has he ever done, who knows him. People who are world acclaimed with a track record of supposedly performing great juju have been challenged and they couldn't prove anything. People like Mr. Randi who put his money where his mouth is - $1m in escrow since the 60s to anybody who can prove the existence of juju!! |
adonaimart:Well Atiku made his millions with a job - working as a customs officer. A job is also how that chief justice onoghe made his billions |
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