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mariahAngel:
It was in no way condescending. Just bluntly honest.
If I say I can't live in the north, the reason is not farfetched.
It is not my fault that you can't handle the truth.


I am not the cause of your inferiority complex.


And why should I do that?

You should learn the meaning of inferiority complex and the situations/circumstances where they're applicable.
Not only are you sick, you're also uneducated.
Your comments are just bizarre.
Yes there are security concerns in Nigeria and it's not exclusive to the North.
Your statements reek of bigotry and your paradise (whichever part of Nigeria) you live in is rightly considered a shithole by people with exposure.
I understand your analysis are due to the limitations of your knowledge.
Therefore, it's excusable but your stupidity is not.

Gtovr:
More than 400 infrastructure facilities damaged in Ukraine over 10 days — prime minister

As Denis Shmygal said, although strikes on the energy infrastructure have continued for more than a week, the situation remains difficult, but controllable
 More than 400 facilities, including dozens related to energy infrastructure, were hit by air strikes from October 10 to 20, Ukraine’s Prime Minister Denis Shmygal said at a government meeting on Friday.

"From October 10 to October 20, more than 400 facilities in 16 regions of our country, including dozens of energy facilities were damaged, as a result of shellings," Shmygal said.
"Although strikes on the energy infrastructure have continued for more than a week, the situation remains difficult, but controllable," he said. The Western countries, he remarked, were helping Ukraine to restore infrastructure: the United States has provided $55 million to Kiev and the Netherlands contributed 70 million euros and Denmark is providing assistance to the Nikolayev Region ahead of the heating season, he specified.

On October 10, Russian President Vladimir Putin, at a meeting with Security Council members said a massive strike with high-precision weapons had been carried out on military command, communications and energy facilities in Ukraine(a response to the Ukrainian Nazi-militants terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge). He also warned Kiev that if the Ukrainian authorities tried to continue terrorist attacks on Russian territory, tough retaliation would follow.

More than 400 infrastructure facilities damaged in Ukraine over 10 days — prime minister

As Denis Shmygal said, although strikes on the energy infrastructure have continued for more than a week, the situation remains difficult, but controllable
 More than 400 facilities, including dozens related to energy infrastructure, were hit by air strikes from October 10 to 20, Ukraine’s Prime Minister Denis Shmygal said at a government meeting on Friday.

"From October 10 to October 20, more than 400 facilities in 16 regions of our country, including dozens of energy facilities were damaged, as a result of shellings," Shmygal said.
"Although strikes on the energy infrastructure have continued for more than a week, the situation remains difficult, but controllable," he said. The Western countries, he remarked, were helping Ukraine to restore infrastructure: the United States has provided $55 million to Kiev and the Netherlands contributed 70 million euros and Denmark is providing assistance to the Nikolayev Region ahead of the heating season, he specified.

Soyuz-2.1b rocket carrying two military satellites blasts off from Plesetsk spaceport

The satellites were named Cosmos-2561 and Cosmos-2562

Russia’s Aerospace Forces launched a Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket from the Plesetsk spaceport in the Arkhangelsk Region, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

"A Soyuz-2.1b light-class carrier rocket carrying two satellites was launched from the Plesetsk spaceport on the Russian Defense Ministry’s mission. The satellites were named Cosmos-2561 and Cosmos-2562," the statement reads.

A light-class Angara-1.2 rocket carrying a satellite was launched on the Russian Defense Ministry’s mission from the Plesetsk spaceport on October 15.