Bigchristo:
i feel your word, but none of those cult are good either ogboni or any cult.

Ogboni have contributed in shaping and maintaining the African heritage while the other European cult has robbed life and sanity out of our youth

Olodo24:
you dey PH? I go like meet u o. I never meet anyone from Nairaland before

I dey Edo now na there work carry me go oooo

Olodo24:
you dey PH? I go like meet u o. I never meet anyone from Nairaland before

I dey Edo now an there work carry me go oooo

Joefat:



AaaaaaaRrrrrEeeeeeAaaaaa

you sabi the logo

UndauntedYOCA:

Mehd o, this one off me ooo. Lol

burna boy na jaguda for area oo

Puffydon1:

Lol those mile 3 boys are baaaaaaaadddddddddd.

you no the matter wella

FergieRaww:


But bros this diobu una dey always hype like one den of money Heist characters, no be the same one i dey follow enter Ust on saturdays ?!

Bros I have been in port harcourt since 2001 ask 2003 engineering and Law students how far that period abi uno dey see wet in dey happen for adelebu, and ojoto?

That mama can go and lose her head for all I care .

Hahahhaa all I see are scars from rough behavior, if you live in dioube in porthacourt you know what I mean by Street Logos.

If you no get does scars you never belong na so Dem go dey collect your phone for afternoon and you no talk kpem.

Because you next voice can be please somebody should rush me to the hospital.

Na like and share dey hungry you? Like say the lock down no they affect you.

I rather be in a secret society ogboni and Co than be in all this useless fraternity that add no value to human development.


Oga Seun and Mr lalasticlala when una wan do give away for this forum...

What does addiction look like?

Addiction has some common signs, regardless of the substance being used.

Some general warning signs include:

substance use on a regular basis
an overpowering urge for the substance
taking more of the substance to achieve the same effect (tolerance)
having a constant supply of the substance on hand
spending money you need for bills or other necessities on the substance
failing to meet school or professional obligations due to substance use
using the substance in spite of the risks and problems it poses
engaging in risk behaviors, such as violence, to obtain the substance
taking out-of-character risks while under the substance’s influence
spending excessive amounts of time obtaining the substance, using it, and recovering from its effects
trying and failing to stop using the substance

experiencing withdrawal symptoms once substance use has stopped
How to recognize addiction in others
Your friend or loved one might try to hide substance abuse from you. You might wonder if it’s drugs or something else, such as a challenging job or a stressful life change.

The following can be signs of addiction:

personality changes, including mood swings or anxiety
behavioral changes, including secrecy, paranoia, or aggressive behavior
changes in appearance, including unexplained weight loss or weight gain, poor hygiene, and pinprick pupils
ongoing health issues, including exhaustion, poor nutrition, or insomnia
social withdrawal, resulting in strained relationships with friends and family or new relationships with other substance users

poor performance at work or school, often due to disinterest or absence
money or legal issues, including suspicious or frequent requests for money

Overview
Tramadol is a synthetic opioid used to treat chronic pain. It is believed to bind to mu opioid receptors in the brain. It may possibly inhibit the reuptake of norepinephrine and serotonin, mimicking the effects of the body’s natural pain-relief system.

Tramadol is available in long-acting or extended-release tablets and capsules. When swallowed, its effects appear gradually and peak within four to six hours. It’s weaker than other prescription and illicit opioids, such as heroin, codeine, or methadone. However, it can still lead to dependence.

Read on to find out more.


What are the side effects of use?
Tramadol’s effects are similar to those of other opioids.

Mood:

sense of well-being
relaxation
euphoria
Physical:

pain relief
constipation
slower rate of breathing
dizziness
fatigue
headaches
itching
nausea
vomiting
sweating
erectile dysfunction
Psychological:

confusion
Is dependence the same thing as addiction?
Dependence and addiction aren’t the same.

Dependence refers to a physical state in which your body is dependent on the drug. With drug dependence, you need more and more of the substance to achieve the same effect (tolerance). You experience mental and physical effects (withdrawal) if you stop taking the drug.

When you have an addiction, you can’t stop using a drug, regardless of any negative consequences. Addiction can occur with or without physical dependence on the drug.

However, physical dependence is a common feature of addiction.

WHAT CAUSES ADDICTION?
Addiction has many causes. Some are related to your environment and life experiences, such as having friends who use drugs. Others are genetic. When you take a drug, certain genetic factors can increase your risk of developing an addiction.

Regular drug use changes your brain chemistry, affecting how you experience pleasure. This can make it difficult to simply stop using the drug once you’ve started.

Akunwafor:
Wait first, is it oxygen masks these guys have been calling ventilators?

Doctors in the house am I missing something?

what's wrong with you, what have you contributed in Nairaland not even in your area

Well contact me privately, send me an e-mail and I will respond.

Don't panic.


₦airalandDoctor

Silent achievers not the noise makers and Audio promises we hear here and there.

I no dey agree with babalawos but this one sure pass all those fraudsters hypnotizing their members with garbage and assumptions, there is logic in his saying

If I buy this phone make corona locate Buhari

Lalasticlala abeg move this to front page

The Kaduna State Scholarship and Loans Board says application for education loan of up to N5 million is now open for residents of the state wishing to further their education. The Executive Secretary of the Board, Mr Hassan Rilwan, said in a statement in Kaduna that the loan would be repaid over a period of five years at eight per cent interest rate.

Rilwan warned that the loan was only for tertiary education and professional certification and not for business investment. He said that the entire fund would not be released to a beneficiary, adding that tuition fees would be paid directly to the school’s account.

According to him, only upkeep requirement will be credited into the student’s account monthly

He said that the loan, which could be accessed through www.scholarship.kdsg.gov/loans, was open to workers in public and private organisations who wish to further their education.

Rilwan said that parents or guardians interested in the education of their children could also apply, stressing that only students who are employed by public or private organisation would self-sponsor.

“However, applicants who are working for either Kaduna State or Federal Government must provide a guarantor, while a private sector employee must provide two guarantors.

“Every step of the application process will be done online in line with Gov. Nasir El Rufai’s directive that the entire process should be at the comfort of the applicant’s environment.

“This will significantly reduce processing time and discourage physical visit to the board and the banks,” he said. The executive secretary recalled that the state government had in December 2019 created a N2 billion fund as seed amount to be made available to residents to improve access to tertiary education.

He said that the government was willing to increase the fund but based on the successes of the N2 billion seed amount.

“In 2020 alone, the Kaduna State Government has made available N4.7 billion for the award of scholarships and loans to residents.

‘’Similarly, a total of N6.7 billion has been made available for intervention in tertiary education, while N42 billion was budgeted for the implementation of free, compulsory and qualitative education from primary to secondary schools,” Rilwan added.

He assured the public that the board would continue its planned disbursements of scholarships and loans to beneficiaries in spite of the effect of COVID-19 pandemic on the state’s monetary and fiscal programmes.

He stressed that the board’s activities would go on uninterrupted, but with adherence to prescribed precautionary measures against COVID-19 pandemic. (NAN)

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/kaduna-govt-opens-portal-for-n5m-education-loan.html

Femzaremz:
op have you been stalking me?how did you know so much about me?

hahaha no am not sir thanks for stopping by

JunctionBox:
Jail experience is even better without roof. Enjoy it.

wetin dey happen na

jared007:
Yea if you are really saying the truth they are right.

The New world order plan for mankind is bigger than presidents. Government's of nation are but puppets to these established cults.

But the church is stronger than them

A Pastor who for many years has depended on "the internet of things" to reach millions world wide...at 2G, 3G, 4G now believes 5G is demonic.

Oh God Almighty the Alfa and Omega I plead and ask you just this favour this week only this favour, please infect all members of Bokoharam with COVID19.

This is my prayer request for this week only.

I no am not asking to much.

Thank you for answering my prayers.

Amen

Yeah it is, and it target is the USA who keep pushing China to the world

Officialgarri:
Ganduje, despite his corrupt reputation, has proved to be proactive than many governors.

Show me one governor who has had this such facility in place. Mind you, there's no confirmed case of corona in Kano o, but see the preparedness.


Attached is a picture of an isolation center in a state governed by a demagogue who would always declare his state is in the hands of God
It is indeed

If corona doesn't kill someone here, I'm sure Ebola would be willing to take the job

In as much as I hate the Thief call Ganduje,am always marvel with his style of leadership, only if the useless God-fearing claiming Governor's can adapt to this.


Obaseki and Okowa God Punish una papa.

NairalandDoctor
Mannabbqgrill
Arewwa

It is disheartening the people that are supposed to be jailes in this kind Criminal Institution called correctional center are the ones we give official police and all personal security,why the Maggi Thief or Phones Snatchers are the ones that end up there. I believe if a senator like deno and Gaduje are in this place all our Thiefing politicians go learn to comot eye for the National cake �

Always with chains like a Dog.

Sometimes, people who are handed lemons don’t make lemonade.

They’re either not interested in turning the sour hand they’ve been dealt into a sweeter one, or they’ve had so much thrown at them that they haven’t been able to find a way to do so.

As much as someone might try to see the silver lining, life may deal them so many blows that it’s very hard not to end up bitter, especially if they weren’t a particularly optimistic person to begin with.

Someone who’s bitter holds grudges, is often jealous, and generally focuses on the dark side of life.

Even someone who has it all – the job, the security, the family, the partner, the friends, the money, and the long holidays – can still end up feeling bitter.

It’s a cloud that prevents you from appreciating all the things you do have.

Someone who feels bitter isn’t always the easiest of people to deal with. They can be pretty unpleasant company and being with them can make you feel negative too. If you let them, they can have all kinds of negative effects on your life.

Unfortunately, there’s not much you can do to help someone who’s bitter. Only they can help themselves.

1. They Generalize
Someone who’s bitter and jaded is generally so as the result of one or multiple experiences.

Yet, they’re often not just angry with the individual who’s wronged them, but whole groups of people.

They might feel anger toward all men, all women, all members of a particular profession, or maybe even a certain ethnic group, all because of an experience they’ve had with just one person.

Or, they might just think that absolutely everyone in the world is out to get them.

They will often make sweeping statements that show they’ve judged a person or situation without bothering to try to understand the circumstances.

2. They Hold Grudges
We all get angry sometimes, but misunderstandings and arguments are normally cleared up and forgotten.

Even if two people don’t see eye to eye, they understand that there’s no point in wasting their energy by holding a grudge.

Those who are bitter, however, will find it very difficult to let something go, even when everyone else has forgotten about it.



3. They Like The Sound Of Their Own Voice
A bitter person’s favorite topic of conversation is likely to be things that have happened to them.

They generally won’t ask questions about your life and things that are going on with you. They just want to complain to you about what someone said to them, something that happened to them, or just the state of the world in general and how it affects them negatively.

4. They’re Jealous Rather than be happy for a friend or colleague when they get a promotion or when something’s going well in their life, they’re just jealous that things aren’t going as well for them.

5. But They Make No Changes
They think they should be the one getting the promotion or getting engaged, but they take no steps to change things to help them get there. They stay exactly where they are, wondering why things don’t fall into their lap.

A bitter person isn’t likely to keep quiet about the way they feel. When they feel like life is treating them particularly unfairly, they want sympathy and reassurance that what they’re feeling is justified, because deep down they know it isn’t.

7. They Struggle To Accept Advice
Whilst they love to complain, if a friend that genuinely cares about them tries to offer some helpful advice, they quickly go on the defensive.

They are blind to those people in their lives who do care about them, focusing on those that they feel are out to get them.

8. They Don’t Like Cheerful People
Being around cheerful, optimistic people throws their behavior into sharp relief, meaning they’re confronted by their own negative attitude; not something they want to face up to. So they tend to just avoid naturally happy people.

This can mean they start to become pretty anti-social, preferring to spend their evenings mulling over why the world is against them rather than being out socializing and making the most of life.

9. They Never Congratulate Others
Their jealousy means that they find it difficult to genuinely congratulate anyone else on their skills or achievements. You never hear them say the words “well done,” and they wouldn’t dream of giving anyone a thumbs up.

10. They Gossip
They love to spread stories they’ve heard about things that other people have done wrong. They are the person you’ll find at the water cooler or down the pub spreading that juicy bit of gossip they’ve heard about a co-worker.

Lalasticlala, mynd44, seun, Donohue

Please someone need this

She advised young beauty Queens to take pageantry serious that it is a fast way to stadium like what is happening to her, movie scripts are just coming in.

In your first feature you are talking trash turning into a motivational speaker.

Save me the speech and prove your worth.


₦airalandDoctor

GanDollar$ your days are numbered, I trust the intellectual and intelligent Sanusi II, no APC can save you from your babariga Saga when your impunity lifespan is over.
ask Dasuki, Mrs Okpolo Eyes ( Diezani ) and co only a speech from Sunusi II turn their table around.

Never you take the silent of your enemy as a weakness.


₦airalandDoctor

One Kito, aka Utali Ekwensu (the devil's cane)

Never named or allow anybody to name you or your kids any evil name , this names play role in inviting the spirit that corresponds with the name to reside in the body of the victim.

I have witnessed this from a patient name Ochukwo Aka Trouble I have personally stiche this same nigga for good 18 times in one single year.

₦airalandDoctor