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SLAP44:Lie lie Yoruba empire is enough to work on its own with our allies.
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KwaraRat:Kanu is lying no Odua group is working with him.Yorubas will rather work with South South and North central. Kanu promised IPOB to actualize Biafra in December 2020.He wants to use Yorubas as a smokescreen to his impending failure come December.When Kanu cannot actualise Biafra ,he will blame Yorubas for betrayal to cover up his failure. As a Yoruba person i will be very happy Ibos get Biafra and others gets what they wants so everyone can live in peace,justice and equality. |
Rhesusmonkey:God created Men and women the same in the physical realm with dofferent responsibilities to the society but in the spiritual realm wonen are more powerful than men. |
China has ordered Christian villagers to renounce their faith in Jesus and worship the nation's Communist Party leaders instead. Chinese authorities visited Christian homes in Linfen in the northern province of Shanxi in April and told residents who were on welfare benefits that they had to take down all crosses, and replace any displays of Jesus with portraits of Chairman Mao and President Xi Jinping, according to religious freedom magazine, Bitter Winter. Any Christians who refused to comply with the demand had their welfare subsidies annulled. One local pastor reported to Bitte Winter: "All impoverished households in the town were told to display Mao Zedong images. The government is trying to eliminate our belief and wants to become God instead of Jesus." In one village, a Christian from the state-sponsored Three-Self Church reported how authorities forcefully eliminated all Christian imagery including any images of Jesus in his home. Officials replaced the images with a portrait of Mao Zedong. The officials told the Christian: "Impoverished religious households can't receive money from the state for nothing — they must obey the Communist Party for the money they receive." In another incident in May, authorities entered the home of a Christian in the eastern province of Shandong. There they posted up portraits of Mao Zedong and Xi Jinping and said, "These are the greatest gods. If you want to worship somebody, they are the ones." In Henan's Shangqiu city, officials visited the home of an elderly Christian woman and cancelled her minimum living allowance because they discovered an image of a cross posted on her door. The elderly Christian reported: "They tore it down immediately. Afterward, both my minimum living allowance and poverty alleviation subsidy were canceled. I am being driven to a dead end. I have diabetes and need injections regularly." https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.opindia.com/2020/07/china-jesus-christian-cross-demolish-communist-party-xi-jinping-mao-symbols/amp/ |
Pastor Ogundipe way get University do am with me by force https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3W2OWpupIE |
FACES OF ISLAMIC CLERICS WHO ARE INTO RITUALS AND RAPE LADIES https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyi7GcqWWAg THE PROPHET SLEPT WITH ME AND THAT WAS THE END FOR ME https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEcR36WYJOo HOW OBA SAMUEL AND GENESIS DEFRAUDED A SICKLECELL PATIENT AMONGST OTHER SHOCKING REVELATIONS !!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMvrT74xIxg GENESIS ALLEGEDLY BUILDS 30 COFFINS EVERY DECEMBER- BISI WELLINGTON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G2_OFv3LTI MAUREEN BADEJO EX PASTORS' HITMAN SPEAKS OUT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vggRRYSCcdM Victims of Mary Olubori £50k Gold and 40 Pairs of Shoes Bought for her Cried Out In Bitterness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iftd38MZA_4 Who is Erelu Agbaye in the Fraternity Coven of Pastor Oyedepo, Ayefele, Pastor Abiara and Others... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=os0o-zH058A MAUREEN EXPOSE PASTOR SAM OJO AS FAKE PASTOR WITH HIS SCANDALS (Part 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3eQVzXssk4 |
How petitions work You create a petition here on the UK Government and Parliament site. Only British citizens and UK residents can create a petition. You get 5 people to support your petition. We’ll tell you how to do this when you’ve created your petition. We check your petition, then publish it. We only reject petitions that don’t meet the standards for petitions. British citizens and UK residents can then sign your petition — and can only sign a petition once. The Petitions Committee reviews all petitions we publish. They select petitions of interest to find out more about the issues raised. They have the power to press for action from government or Parliament. At 10,000 signatures your petition on the UK Government and Parliament site gets a response from the government. At 100,000 signatures your petition on the UK Government and Parliament site will be considered for a debate in Parliament. Debates Petitions which reach 100,000 signatures are almost always debated. But we may decide not to put a petition forward for debate if the issue has already been debated recently or there’s a debate scheduled for the near future. If that’s the case, we’ll tell you how you can find out more about parliamentary debates on the issue raised by your petition. MPs might consider your petition for a debate before it reaches 100,000 signatures. We may contact you about the issue covered by your petition. For example, we sometimes invite people who create petitions to take part in a discussion with MPs or government ministers, or to give evidence to a select committee. We may also write to other people or organisations to ask them about the issue raised by your petition. The Petitions Committee The Petitions Committee can: write to you for more information invite you to talk to the Committee in person about your petition – this could be in Parliament or somewhere else in the UK ask for evidence from the Government or other relevant people or organisations press the government for action ask another parliamentary committee to look into the topic raised by a petition put forward a petition for debate The Petitions Committee is set up by the House of Commons. It comprises up to 11 backbench Members of Parliament from Government and Opposition parties. The number of committee members from each political party is representative of the membership of the House of Commons as a whole. Standards for petitions Petitions must call for a specific action from the UK Government or the House of Commons. Petitions must be about something that the Government or the House of Commons is responsible for. Petitions can disagree with the Government and can ask for it to change its policies. Petitions can be critical of the UK Government or Parliament. We reject petitions that don’t meet the rules. If we reject your petition, we’ll tell you why. If we can, we’ll suggest other ways you could raise your issue. We’ll have to reject your petition if: It calls for the same action as a petition that’s already open It doesn’t ask for a clear action from the UK Government or the House of Commons It’s about something the UK Government or House of Commons is not responsible for. That includes: something that your local council is responsible for; something that another Government (such as the Scottish Government, the Welsh Government or the Northern Ireland Executive) is responsible for; and something that an independent organisation has done. 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That includes petitions that attack, criticise or negatively focus on an individual or a group of people because of characteristics such as their age, disability, ethnic origin, gender identity, medical condition, nationality, race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation We publish the text of petitions that we reject, as long as they’re not: defamatory, libellous or illegal in another way; making false or unproven statements; about a case there are active legal proceedings or about something that a court has issued an injunction over; about an individual person or organisation, outside of the UK Government and Parliament; offensive or extreme; confidential or likely to cause personal distress. That includes petitions that could intrude into someone’s personal grief or shock without their consent; or a joke, an advert or nonsense. Recall petitions If an MP has been convicted of certain criminal offences or suspended from the House of Commons for at least 10 sitting days, they may be subject to a recall petition. Petitions to recall Members of Parliament do not appear on this website and the Petitions Committee are not responsible for them. They are run locally, by the returning officer for your area, and have to be signed in person, by post or proxy. Your local authority will have issued a “notice of recall petition” on their website. This will tell you how and when you can sign the petition. Find out more about recall petitions here. If you have any other questions, please get in touch. Petitions started on other websites The Committee will only consider, and the Government is only obliged to respond to, petitions which people have started on the UK Government and Parliament petitions website. The Committee will not consider petitions hosted on external websites. |
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Calabar was considered as the first capital of Nigeria because it served as the first capital of the Southern Protectorate, the Oil River Protectorate, and Niger Coast Protectorate. After the chiefs of Duke Town accepted British protection in 1884, the town, which was called Old Calabar until 1904, served as capital of the Oil Rivers Protectorate (1885–93), the Niger Coast Protectorate (1893–1900), and Southern Nigeria (1900–06) until the British administrative headquarters were moved to Lagos. This was until the late nineteenth century, when the administrative centre of the Southern protectorate was moved to Lagos in 1906. Lagos, city and chief port, Lagos state, Nigeria. Until 1975 it was the capital of Lagos state, and until December 1991 it was the federal capital of Nigeria. Ikeja replaced Lagos as the state capital, and Abuja replaced Lagos as the federal capital. Abuja, city, capital of Nigeria. It lies in the central part of Nigeria, in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT; created 1976). The city is approximately 300 miles (480 km) northeast of Lagos, the former capital (until 1991). Lagos seized to be the capital since 1991 ,The Ibos still see Lagos as a no mans land.That is a great disrespect to the people who have accomodated you tolerated all excesses and see you as their own to even intermarry with them. Can the Ijaws,Ibibios claims Enugu as no manns land because it was the Eastern Region capital during regional Government? How come Calabar and Abuja are not regarded as no mans land? Is the Yoruba tolerance becoming its greatest undoing?
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Tranquillity360:Calabar was a former colony of the British like Lagos but no one calls it a no mans land.Yorubas will never call Abuja,kaduna or kano no mans land.Lagos seized to be the capital in the 90’s.You can go to Abuja to claim no mans land not lagos. |
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EastGold:you are not full blooded Yoruba. |
IspitonCowards:Anambra is a no mans land. |
Anambra APC Meeting: Labour Minister, Chris Ngige Escapes Attack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMUPkHJrvmo |
Wisdomkosi:Ngige is a stupid fool,i hate it when one is not proud of his origin. Ngige you are not a Lagos boy ,You are an Awka boy. |
Geeman23:Narcissistic Differences in Christian and Nonreligious Individuals https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/1942/639463cf5d615b6faca67ffd25b1d4169076.pdf https://pro.psychcentral.com/exhausted-woman/2015/05/15-narcissistic-religious-abuse-tactics/#:~:text=A%20narcissist%20uses%20their%20religious,doesn%27t%20matter%20the%20religion.&text=Even%20those%20who%20do%20not,or%20Satanism%20can%20be%20included. |
womenareapes:womenareapes never knew an ape gave birth to you.Son of ape |
3. Vulnerable narcissism, also known as covert narcissism Covert narcissism is also called vulnerable narcissism. In opposition to the grandiose narcissists, these people tend to be shy and self-effacing. According to the American Journal of Psychiatry (AJP), the "covert subtype is inhibited, manifestly distressed, hypersensitive to the evaluations of others while chronically envious." They crave people's recognition and get very defensive in the face of criticism. According to Malkin, covert narcissists are often abjectly miserable and believe their suffering is worse than anyone else's. "Yes, they may have been hurt before," Neo says, "but it's not your duty to rescue them or save them. That's boundaries, too." 4. Malignant narcissism Malignant narcissists, just like the name implies, are manipulative and malicious. They show signs of sadism and aggression, and according to AJP, are the most severe subtype of narcissistic personality disorder. "They get pleasure seeing people writhe in pain and discomfort," licensed psychologist Daniel Fox, Ph.D., says. If you know a malignant narcissist, Neo recommends avoiding them completely and cutting off all ties. Any attempts to outsmart them will be unsuccessful and exhausting, she explains: "They've spent their lives perfecting the craft of becoming better narcissists." 5. Sexual narcissism Sexual narcissists "have an overly positive, egotistical admiration of their own sexual prowess," couples' therapist Brandon Santan, Ph.D., tells mindbodygreen. "They can become consumed by their obsession with sexual performance and the need for the sexual admiration of others." Sexual narcissists are often serial cheaters, use sex to manipulate people, and may behave violently during sex. To protect yourself from this type of narcissist, your safest option is to get out of the relationship and seek therapy to help you get through the breakup with a narcissist. Sexual narcissism is part of a three-part narcissism typing system that includes sexual narcissism, somatic narcissism, and cerebral narcissism. None of them are validated by research, but the system has been gaining some popularity as some mental health practitioners use them to further categorize different types of narcissism. 6. Somatic narcissism Somatic narcissists derive their self-worth from their bodies. Psychotherapist Christine Scott-Hudson, LMFT, writes, "This may manifest as someone feeling more beautiful, stronger, or fitter than others." Somatic narcissists often obsess over their weight and physical appearance and criticize others based on their appearance. They usually ignore the needs of others and prioritize their own. If you're dealing with one, Scott-Hudson says, "avoid displaying emotional responses to their behavior because narcissists feed off drama." 7. Cerebral narcissist Cerebral or intellectual narcissists derive their self-importance from their minds, compared to the somatic narcissist who derives worth from their bodies. "Cerebral narcissists get their supply from feeling smarter, more clever, and more intelligent than others," Scott-Hudson tells mindbodygreen. Cerebral narcissists believe they're smarter than others. In an attempt to feed their ego, they will try to make others feel unintelligent. If you're dealing with a cerebral narcissist, insulate yourself from their words. "You're never going to win an argument or get to a point where they admit you're right," Fox says, "so learn to let it go." 8. Spiritual narcissist Spiritual narcissists often use their spirituality to justify harmful behaviors and use spiritual jargon to intimidate others, Neo explains. "You see, the narcissist needs to project an idealized version of himself to escape his broken, insecure self," she says, and spiritual narcissists use seemingly sensitive and spiritual actions as a way to elevate themselves above others. Neo says young people or people who have experienced significant upheaval, like a move or a divorce, are more vulnerable to the spiritual narcissists' "captivating, dynamic influence." If someone you know uses their spirituality as a tool to manipulate or belittle you, separate from them. The bottom line. Narcissism exists on a spectrum, and there are many different types of narcissism, some that are more worrying than others. If you're dealing with someone you suspect might have narcissistic personality disorder, the best thing to do to protect yourself is to set strong boundaries and ideally walk away from the relationship altogether. https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/types-of-narcissists |
People seem to be fascinated with the concept of narcissism. Perhaps it's because we're all a little bit narcissistic or know someone else who is. But before you jump to label someone a narcissist, consider that there are actually different types of narcissism. While they all maintain the core characteristics of narcissism (entitlement, lack of empathy, and a need for control), they're displayed through different behaviors and vary in degree of severity and danger. How many types of narcissism are there? While a person can be diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), there is no clinical diagnosis for any subtypes of narcissism. Some types of narcissism have been identified and validated by peer-reviewed research, whereas other types have been informally named and popularized by various mental health professionals. Thus, there is no concrete number of narcissistic subtypes. Clinical psychologist and Harvard lecturer Craig Malkin, Ph.D., thinks of narcissism as a trait, or pervasive human tendency, which exists on a spectrum. Though the subtypes can't be clinically diagnosed, psychologist Perpetua Neo, DClinPsy, says mental health clinicians "can generally see patterns.” Below are eight types of narcissism recognized by experts: 1. Healthy narcissism Yes, healthy narcissism exists. First, just because someone has narcissistic traits doesn't mean they have narcissistic personality disorder. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-5), to be clinically diagnosed with NPD, a person has to exhibit at least 55% of the most common signs of narcissism. Many people may have traits of narcissism without meeting the criteria for the disorder. Healthy narcissism is a category of its own and is actually positive. "Each person has a bit of healthy narcissism within them," cognitive therapist Alyssa Mancao, LCSW, writes at mbg. "A person with healthy narcissism will feel proud of their accomplishments and will want to share those accomplishments with others because it makes them feel good. Healthy narcissism is also the ability to feel a sense of entitlement and knowing that you belong in certain spaces and deserve good things. These feelings, though, are usually in line with reality." 2. Grandiose narcissism Grandiose narcissism closely resembles the broader understanding of what makes a narcissist. In psychology, grandiosity refers to having an unrealistic sense of superiority. Grandiose narcissism thus involves overestimating one's abilities, asserting one's dominance over others, and having a generally inflated sense of self-esteem. This type of narcissism has been tested and validated through peer-reviewed research, often in opposition to vulnerable narcissism (also known as covert narcissism). "Grandiose narcissism is when someone's narcissistic qualities—entitlement, braggadocio, and self-obsession—are openly displayed, often at the expense of others," Neo says. Grandiose narcissists can be charming but often lack empathy. In conversations, they don't relate to people, Neo explains, but rather one-up them. This might be because they crave attention, enjoy seeing others hurt and confused, or both. farano, Rocktation
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A historical look at how The African became sick mentally physically and spiritually. This video will Prepare you for the culture shock with repatriation to the Gambia as well as the responsibilities of rebuilding a new society in the motherland. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jyYNa-ZqdM |
This is a real look at how the average Gambian does business and its frustrating. Poverty and colonialism has played a huge part in the way people handle legitimate business. Its clear to see why their economic growth has been non existent. Be warned before coming here. It's not all roses... but your personal network IS CRUCIAL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89KxYk4_Lug |
My Clients Perspective of their experience Escorting and Prostitution in Ghana Nigeria Dubai and Atlanta - the Fetishes and Westernized Sex https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVHsQF_Djtk |
Olamila:As a brother ,It is better you quit the relationship.A broken relationship is better than a broken marriage.Your girlfriend doesnt love,she will dump you the moment she finds herself a better man in her fantasy.i.e obodo oyinbo comes along ,she will dump you without remorse. |
Lustknabe come and see what your fellow country men do to our beautiful black sisters. |
Lustknabe:The social media is a Narcissist playground.African women are wiser now https://www.nairaland.com/5701556/what-happened-when-followed-boyfriend#86882042 |
martolux:The kind of belief religion can make you believe.It is just like saying a python swallowed a prophet and he didnt die.Religion makes you suspend your thinking faculty to believe anything. |
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