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noblemind:When you have to fly a lot, you can use a number of tools to make the experience less stressful. Exercise is important. |
Open up a mindfulness app to relax you. Don't drink anything caffeinated. Listen to some relaxing music, read a novel, or listen to an audio book. And maybe indulge in a large meal. |
Czarina21:Like 80% or more of the negative comments about black people you see online are from nonblacks posing as black, or black people (willing to sell their dignity to the lowest bidder) paid to post it Ultimately, this is all racist propaganda from nonblacks. Yes, they actually do this. Nonblacks are actually méntally ill. |
Nigeriadondie:Idíots |
As reported over the past five years, human traffickers exploit foreign victims in Qatar. Men and women from Bangladesh, Cameroon, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Uganda, and other countries voluntarily migrate to Qatar as unskilled laborers and domestic workers, often paying illegal and exorbitant fees to unscrupulous recruiters in their home countries, thereby increasing their vulnerability to debt bondage. Many migrant workers subsequently face conditions indicative of labor trafficking, to include restricted movement, delayed salaries or payment withholding, denial of employment-associated benefits, passport confiscation, and threats of deportation; in a small number of cases, migrant workers face physical, mental, and sexual abuse as well as threats of serious physical or financial harm. Anecdotally, sex traffickers force some women who migrate for legitimate employment offers to engage in commercial sex.https://www.state.gov/reports/2021-trafficking-in-persons-report/qatar/ As reported over the past five years, human traffickers exploit foreign victims in the UAE. Foreign workers comprise nearly 90 percent of the UAE’s population...It is not uncommon for employers to subject some of these workers to conditions indicative of forced labor, such as passport retention, non-payment of wages and unpaid overtime, restrictions on movement, contract switching, fraudulent employment promises, substandard food and housing provisions, or a failure to meet other contractual agreements UAE serves as a trafficking hub where recruiters sell migrants to families who subsequently illegally transport them to other countries in the Gulf. many source-country labor recruiters charge workers exorbitant fees....increasing their vulnerability to trafficking through debt-based coercion. reports of employers engaging in the practice of contract-swapping persist some laborers enter the UAE on tourist visas and start working for an employer who subsequently opts to not change the tourist visa to a work visa...a common method of exploitation.https://www.state.gov/reports/2021-trafficking-in-persons-report/united-arab-emirates/ |
Traffickers subject men and women from South and Southeast Asia and East Africa to forced labor in domestic service, construction, cleaning, and begging, as well as sex trafficking. In 2017, observers reported an increase in West African trafficking victims, although it was unclear if this was the result of increased victim identification or an actual increase in numbers.[/b] Male refugees and migrants are vulnerable to exploitative labor practices, including forced labor. Foreign domestic workers – who are not covered under Egyptian labor laws – primarily from Bangladesh, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Nigeria, Sudan, South Sudan, and Sri Lanka are highly vulnerable to forced labor; employers at times require them to work excessive hours, confiscate their passports, withhold their wages, deny them food and medical care, and subject them to physical, sexual, and psychological abuse. Some employers file false claims of theft to further exploit domestic workers. Traffickers subject women and girls, including refugees and migrants from Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East to sex trafficking in Egypt. NGOs reported in January 2020 that unaccompanied minors (UAMs) among the African migrant population are increasingly at risk of trafficking in Egypt; Sudanese gangs reportedly target UAMs to force or coerce the children to sell drugs or commit other petty crimes. Irregular migrants and asylum-seekers from the Horn of Africa, who transit Egypt en route to Europe, are increasingly at risk of trafficking along this migration route. During the reporting period, there were reports trafficking networks fraudulently recruited women from Guinea for employment in Egypt; the traffickers then exploited the women in domestic servitude or sex trafficking.https://www.state.gov/reports/2021-trafficking-in-persons-report/egypt/ |
Pharaoh tears.
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Chichella:lol https://thumbs.gfycat.com/HappyEnchantingCatfish-size_restricted.gif
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Salah weeps.
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HA! Egypt is gonna cry hard tonight. Congrats, Senegal! F**k Arabs. lol |
Interesting first half. That dude Fathi should have already been red carded. Like, the Egyptians can punch someone, and it's an "accident," but the Senegalese sneeze on them and it's a yellow card. Slāp the ref. |
Nigerian and Congolese https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXPBw7613IQ Nigerian and Tanzanian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX1skDI6w2U Nigerian and Tanzanian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkhpcJRimcA |
Nigeria has the largest population in Africa. In a few decades (or less) it will be the 3rd largest nation in population. Does that qualify as "appreciation?" |
It doesn't have to be. But it's one of the most important days in your life. You're marrying someone you love deeply who you'll raise kids with and share your whole life with. That deserves the biggest celebration you can afford. But if you prefer something simple, that's cool too. |
kelvnigeria:Do you have a PhD? |
mystery22:Or Western Europe or Australia or Canada or the Caribbean Some people see a skyscraper and assume the best. |
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ravensckar:You're comparing Nigeria to a nation of racist degenerates, human tr4ffickers, drug tr4ffickers, and other filth. I hope that's not your idea of aspirational. |
ravensckar:I guess you're unaware of what Moroccans do to black people. |
Nonblack people with braids look ridiculous. |
Because a fool and their money... |
07kjb:There's no advice in the comment quoted, only an explanation as to how someone starts a business with little to no resources. |
seyz91:You don't need money to start a business. |
This woman is being unprofessional, and she needs to get herself together. That said, the only way this makes sense is if it's a way to cheer up an unhappy, suffering co-worker. And the husband should explain that to his spouse. No decent person would object to cheering someone up if they're going through a rough time. |
Among many things you learn while pursuing a PhD, you learn to do research. You also learn to find something new and develop it. He should employ those skills in creating multiple businesses. He's clearly not lazy because he earned a PhD and he'll do physically-demanding labor. So surely he can devote that energy to developing a business. |
Cashsteady's entire post is literally exactly how a racist, ignorant, uneducated oyinbo from the UK babbles. There's no way a Nigerian or any black person wrote that. |
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