Business › Internet Startup Thread by coolluk(op): 12:48pm On Oct 22, 2015 |
Nairaland's business section is kinda depressing for me, when i come here i see threads like premier lotto numbers, nairabet predictions, mini importation and so on depresses me. We are in the 2015 going 2016 and there is no thread for start ups that could possibly become the Nigerian Uber, the next nairaland, the next dealdey, and so on. We really have to open our minds and dream bigger. On that note, i want this to be the official start up thread for those like minded individuals who believe they could change the status quo. Dear already and aspiring founders/co-founders and ceos lets communicate  |
Celebrities › Re: Tour Of Fela Kuti’s House: The “kalakuta Republic” by coolluk(m): 11:18am On Oct 22, 2015 |
smoked weed at the roof last year tho |
Romance › Re: She Refused To Date Me Because I'm Short.. by coolluk(m): 8:50am On Oct 22, 2015 |
no bro u r not short, Davido and wizkid are probably d shortest niggas around but they would Bleep dat babe in a heartbeat
You are broke, datz all |
Christianity Etc › Re: Shocking! Popular Pastor Anselm Madubuko Confesses Adultery With K-solos Ex Wife by coolluk(m): 1:30pm On Oct 21, 2015 |
Lol |
Politics › Re: ‘APC Stockpiling Arms, Recruiting Cultists For Bayelsa Poll’ by coolluk(m): 11:19am On Oct 16, 2015 |
lol, when did pdp stop stockpiling arms?? |
Pets › Re: Rape Trauma Syndrome by coolluk(m): 7:48pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
Olarewajub: Many people experience physical, psychological and behavioural problems after suffering a serious trauma like losing someone they love or being disabled in a car accident. These problems have been called Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This condition is a normal reaction to abnormal stress. People who have not previously had a mental illness or psychological problems can suffer Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Different kinds of traumas can produce different reactions. Take rape for example: Rape is not just unwanted sex, it is a highly traumatic experience and like other serious traumas, it has negative effects on those who survive it. Rape is usually experienced as life threatening and as an extreme violation of a person. It is not surprising then, that many rape survivors suffer from a particular kind of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, known as Rape Trauma Syndrome:
PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS OF RAPE TRAUMA SYNDROME ... Immediately after a rape, survivors often experience shock: they are likely to feel cold, faint, become mentally confused (disoriented), tremble, feel nauseous and sometimes vomit. Pregnancy.
Gynaecological problems like: irregular, heavier and/or painful periods, vaginal discharges, bladder infections, sexually transmitted diseases like syphilis, gonorrhoea and/or AIDS. Bleeding and/or infections from tears or cuts in the vagina or rectum, depending on what happened during the rape. A soreness of the body. There may also be bruising, grazes, cuts etc, depending on the kind of force used during a rape. Nausea and/or vomiting.
Throat irritations and/or soreness due to forced MouthAction.
Tension headaches.
Pain in the lower back and/or in the stomach.
Sleep disturbances like: difficulty falling asleep, waking up during the night, being woken by nightmares about the rape, getting less sleep than usual; or on the other hand feeling exhausted and needing to sleep more than usual. Eating disturbances such as: not feeling like eating, eating less than usual and so losing weight; or on the other hand eating more than usual and so putting on weight.
BEHAVIOURAL SYMPTOMS OF RAPE TRAUMA SYNDROME 1. Crying more than usual. 2. Difficulty concentrating. 3. Being restless, agitated and unable to relax; or on the other hand just sitting around and moving very little. 4. Not wanting to go out and/or socialise; or on the other hand socialising more than usual. 5.Not wanting to be left alone. 6.Stuttering or stammering more than usual. 7. Trying to avoid anything that reminds the survivor of the rape. So for example, someone who was raped at a party may stop going to parties. Many rape survivors don't want to talk about what happened, because it makes them remember the rape. 8. Being more easily frightened or startled than usual. Rape survivors often get very scared when someone walks up behind them without warning. 9. Being very alert and watchful. 10. Getting very upset by minor things that didn't worry them before the rape. 11. Losing interest in things that used to be of interest to them before the rape. 13. Problems in relationships with people like family, friends, lovers and spouses. Rape survivors may become irritable and so may quarrel with others more easily; or they may withdraw from people with whom they had been close before the rape. They may also become very dependent on others, or on the other hand overly independent. 14. Sexual problems like a fear of sex, a loss of interest in sex or a 15. loss of sexual pleasure. Changes in work or school such as: dropping out of school, truanting from school, changing jobs, or stopping work altogether. Moving house. 16. Increased use of substances like alcohol, cigarettes and/or drugs. A person who didn't use a substance before the rape may start to use it after a rape. Increased washing and/or bathing, because of a feeling of being dirty from the rape. Acting as if the rape never happened. It is quite common for rape survivors to try and carry on with their lives as if nothing has happened, because they don't want to face their feelings about the rape. This is called denial.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OF RAPE TRAUMA SYNDROME Intrusive thoughts about the rape that upset the rape survivor. Intrusive thoughts and feelings about being dirty from (contaminated by) the rape. These feelings often make rape survivors wash or bath more frequently. These thoughts are known as obsessional thoughts. Flashbacks - the sudden feeling that the rape is happening again, which makes the survivor very frightened and upset. Nightmares about the rape. Being very upset by anything that reminds the survivor of the rape. Becoming extremely afraid of certain things that remind the survivor of the rape. Such extreme fears are called phobias. Rape survivors often develop extreme fears of men, of strangers, of being alone, of leaving their homes, of going to school or to work, and of sex. These phobias are called traumatophobias, because they are caused by a trauma. A loss of memory for all or part of the rape, which is called psychogenic amnesia. Being unable to feel certain feelings like happiness, or feeling very 'flat'. On the other hand, rape survivors can feel emotionally confused and have mood swings (quick changes of mood). Feeling that they will not live for very long and/or feeling very negative about their future prospects. Feeling depressed and/or sad, and sometimes having thoughts of suicide. Feeling irritable and angry. Feeling more fearful and anxious than usual. Rape survivors are often very afraid that their assailant/s will return, that they may be pregnant or have been infected with a disease from the rape. Feelings of humiliation and shame. Feeling different and/or distant from other people. Feelings of guilt and self-blame about the rape. Rape survivors often feel that they were somehow responsible for being raped. Feelings of helplessness and powerlessness. A loss of self respect and self confidence. Many rape survivors feel that the rape has made them worth less than other people. Human beings respond to trauma in different ways. Although many rape survivors suffer from the symptoms of Rape Trauma Syndrome, not all survivors respond to rape in the same way - some rape survivors may have none of these symptoms and others may suffer only a few. Therefore, if a person experiences many of the symptoms of Rape Trauma Syndrome, it is highly likely that s/he has been raped; but if a person claims to have been raped, yet experiences none of these symptoms, or only a few, it is not a sign that s/he has not actually been raped. Because most rape survivors are afraid to tell anyone that they have been raped, any person who claims to have been raped, should be treated as if they have been raped. It is important to treat each rape survivor as an individual and to try and understand what the rape means to that particular person. A person's religion, culture, class, race and gender may affect how they feel about being raped. The impact of a rape may be worse if the victim is physically or mentally handicapped, if they were raped by more than one person, or on more than one occasion; and/or if they were raped by someone they knew. Coping with being rape may also be more difficult if family, friends and colleagues are not supportive and/or blame the survivor. Rape survivors seem to experience different symptoms of Rape Trauma Syndrome over time. In the first couple of days immediately after a rape, a survivor usually experiences a state of shock. After this shock has passed, some survivors try to act as if nothing has happened. This is their way of trying to block out the rape, because they feel that they won't be able to cope if they let themselves remember what happened to them. So, they may look as if they have not been affected by the rape. This has been called the stage of denial or pseudo-adjustment. However, if a rape survivor is going to recover well from the impact of a rape, s/he must let her/himself remember the rape and feel whatever s/he is feeling inside. When s/he does start remembering and feeling, s/he will also start suffering from symptoms, but these usually improve gradually over time. It often helps a survivor to have counselling if s/he is experiencing symptoms that upset her/him. The effects of rape are long term. Rape survivors never forget being raped, but many learn how to deal with the memory. Studies have shown that the symptoms suffered by a rape survivor three months after a rape usually continue over the next three to four years, although they do seem to improve over time. Rape survivors who have strong self-esteem before being raped, those who have good relationships with people and those who have few major changes in their fives in the year, before a rape; seem to recover more quickly from the effects of rape. Rape Trauma Syndrome has been introduced in court cases overseas in a number of ways: to corroborate a victim's claim that s/he did not consent to having sex; to explain a rape survivor's poor memory about a rape; and to help the court decide on a sentence for a rapist. The negative effects of rape are not yet widely known or recognised in South Africa. Many of our courts are still operating under the false impression that rape is merely unwanted sex and therefore, that it does not damage rape survivors especially in the long term. Rape Trauma Syndrome is only now being introduced as evidence in South African courts.
www.crisiscentre.org.za/after_effects_rts.html Nigga U high?? |
Business › Re: How Frying Akara Took Me Out Of Poverty – Father Of Six by coolluk(m): 10:12am On Sep 26, 2015 |
MissSlimbody: I just love igbo men. They don't see helping their wives a big deal.
There's one on my street too. The husband does all the hard-work, and the wife just sell to customers.
If yoruba man try that one, him family go say him wife done turn their pikin to mumu. Some yoruba men do it sha, but its very rare.
Before tribal warlords start qouting me.
#Omoyorubanimi...Onye ofe nmanu to the bone. Do U stay at coker? |
Crime › Re: NDLEA Arrests 6 Men Heading For Brazil For Swallowing Over $156,000 (Pictured) by coolluk(m): 7:15pm On Sep 19, 2015 |
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Crime › Re: NDLEA Arrests 6 Men Heading For Brazil For Swallowing Over $156,000 (Pictured) by coolluk(m): 1:35pm On Sep 19, 2015 |
LastSurvivor: But ur own dad is free to Bleep ur barren mum to death ba? U see why U are a waste of sperm Lol, nuff said, don't mention me abeg, I dey wedding |
Crime › Re: NDLEA Arrests 6 Men Heading For Brazil For Swallowing Over $156,000 (Pictured) by coolluk(m): 12:23pm On Sep 18, 2015 |
LastSurvivor: monetary policy of this dullard president makes life very difficult for genuine businessmen to travel with money. Don't come here to spew rubbish if u have not traveled out of d country for business since June 2015.. u r blaming buhari for money laundering now abi ur dad would have saved me d stress of typing this by using a condom d day u were conceived |
Celebrities › Re: Timaya Miraculously Escaped An Accident Yesterday (photo) by coolluk(m): 12:04pm On Sep 18, 2015 |
Nigerian artists and accidents |
Politics › Re: 33 Suppliers Of Foodstuffs To Boko Haram Arrested (Photos) by coolluk(m): 8:43pm On Sep 16, 2015 |
missgray: These soldiers should have fixed their appointments with God already aiding and feeding a terrorist doesn't make you any different from them.  Saw dis comment on ur signature |
Politics › Re: Buhari: Civil Servants Do Most Of The Work, Ministers Make A Lot Of Noise by coolluk(m): 2:37pm On Sep 16, 2015 |
lol
Many people above are not well, they are suffering from pdp withdrawal syndrome |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Work/job That You Would Absolutely Not Do Even Though Unemployed. by coolluk(m): 3:58pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
whoisuche: Please do u stay in coker village, there is a woman selling akara, and they use the junction as akara junction. his husband too is selling with her. lol, yes oh, shekoni precisely |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Work/job That You Would Absolutely Not Do Even Though Unemployed. by coolluk(m): 3:15pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
dis guy get sense? there s a busstop in a area called akara junction, the woman don use akara take send her pikin go university sote the husband join am. dey there dey dull |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Still 'President" In Bayelsa State... See Photo by coolluk(m): 3:02pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
Fixamm: naso na..no time.. we no get president again.na extremist we get now
Nigerians got no bearing at the moment No plans No budget No execution
all weve been hearing is PROBE,PROBE,FIRE,SACK,BODY LANGUAGE..FOR MORE THAN 3MONTHS NOW..
pls how can someone run and rule a country with over 150million populace without any plan,no ministers and we are happy.. i know y'all cant talk now cos you people are eating your own words,eating your vomits..Since he wana use the whole four years for probing.. we are all waiting.. By the way people doinng international business cant buy,sell or send dollars anymore hope you all know that..their business is diminishing..this man think we are still in 70s and 80s..smh
if GEJ cant handle this country and hes bad.. well i will like to say that buhari is worst..
lol, wailing wailing wailing |
Health › Re: Watch Out, Prolonged Sitting Kills by coolluk(m): 12:48pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
charix: Factory jobs and menial labour which encourage multiple hours of moving about're plentiful in the country.
Who even needs a standing desk when you can stand to do your favourite sitting activity? I've seen white people attach their laptops to a slow-moving threadmill so they can walk while programming. Some people run-in-place while watching movies, others stand while playing videogames. Physical activity is not hard as people make it. How is this feasible in a common Nigerian office |
Health › Re: Watch Out, Prolonged Sitting Kills by coolluk(m): 9:41am On Aug 27, 2015 |
too bad standing desks cannot be found in Nigeria |
Travel › Re: Mistakes Made By First Timers Travelling By Air by coolluk(m): 9:31am On Aug 27, 2015 |
next month should be my first time and i no wan Bleep up,lol pls can i go in with ma back pack, what kind of bag is deemed to be checked in  |
Pets › Re: New Fresh Slant Back German Sherperd Pups For Sale....pics Taken This Morning by coolluk(m): 12:55pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
Nigga b sound like he is the king of dogs, lol  |
Business › Re: My Startup Hotels.ng Just Raised $1.2m. Ask Me Anything by coolluk(m): 11:18am On Aug 25, 2015 |
This thread has 7 pages, tonto dikes wedding has more than 10 pages, this clearly states why only youths are wallowing in mediocrity |
Politics › Re: Ban Ki-moon Teaches Secondary School Students In Garki, Abuja (Photo) by coolluk(m): 9:32am On Aug 25, 2015 |
MrRobot: Well Ban Ki Moon is just a puppet to the top 1% of the 1% that are secretly running the world. Am talking about the guys that play God without permission UN. NATO, and co, different heads to the same hydra MR. ROBOT, currently the best new show on tv |
Business › Re: E-commerce And Retail Business In Nigeria. Experience,challenges & Prospect. by coolluk(m): 4:40pm On Aug 17, 2015 |
its funny cos its not about a celebrity and some nairaland bullshit, thats why this thread has low comment counts |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: What Is The Hope For A 2.2 In The Labour Market by coolluk(m): 12:24pm On Aug 07, 2015 |
lol |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: El-Rufai Posted Job Vacancies On His Facebook Page by coolluk(m): 10:58am On Aug 06, 2015 |
change is the only constant thing in life |
Fashion › Re: Africa's high coiffure: Shocking And Beautiful Hairstyles by coolluk(m): 11:06am On Aug 05, 2015 |
keishablack: Really? Thanks. I wud blush if I cud but am black lol, oh u r black,i didnt notice, i would love to chat wit ya, if u dont mind |
Celebrities › Re: Rita Dominic Stuns At Stephanie Linus' Movie Premiere by coolluk(m): 4:36pm On Aug 03, 2015 |
she is cute tho, but she has enough make up on her face to serve a full bridal train |
Fashion › Re: Africa's high coiffure: Shocking And Beautiful Hairstyles by coolluk(m): 3:38pm On Aug 03, 2015 |
lol,
i unknowningly followed keishablack and i have been ready most of her posts and she sounds intelligent and did i say she was cute too |
Career › Re: Microsoft Nigeria Sacks 34 Workers In Phone Division (Out of 40) by coolluk(m): 9:26am On Jul 31, 2015 |
no job is safe, even if you are on a 1.5M naira per month job, always have an exit strategy, a plan b, cos since u dont own d company, shit happens!!!! |
Sports › Re: Nigerian Special Athletes Win Big At The Special Olympics Games In Usa..photos by coolluk(m): 11:03am On Jul 29, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Army Retire 11 Generals by coolluk(m): 4:32pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
thekingsmen: how many northerners were retired .... just asking people like u are the most tribalistic kind on earth and u think everybody else thinks like u |
Politics › Re: Army Retire 11 Generals by coolluk(m): 4:31pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
good news, the forces need serious shake up |