The two types of people in the world by Rohan Jain

During my B.Tech days, I had a friend who was from a relatively poor background. He had grown up all his life in a village, studying in Hindi Medium schools. He had also cleared JEE in Hindi Medium. As a result, while he was extremely sharp, he faced problems scoring well in the exams at IIT Kanpur because all the lectures, books and exams were in English.

Considering he could not afford the fee at IIT, he was able to survive with the means-cum-merit scholarship provided by IIT Kanpur to students from poor income backgrounds who were able to maintain a decent CGPA. For him, maintaining a decent CGPA was a necessity for survival, and he worked day and night for it.

In fact, I have not seen anyone in my life so far who worked as hard as he did. He had multiple thick English-to-Hindi dictionaries open in front of him, where he would look up English words every now and then. He had to look up the meaning of even simple words like “whereas”. He never took a break - he was always studying. With all that hard work, he was able to manage a CGPA of around 7.0 - which was just enough to help him qualify for the scholarship.

There was another guy in my batch who was from a rich background, but did not concentrate on studies. That guy used to squander away his time playing cards, or watching movies all night. While he had potential to score above 9.0, he was able to just score a CGPA of 6.5 with his minimal efforts.

In my mind, there are two types of people in this world.

The ones who do not have any resources spoon fed to them, but still work hard enough to survive and succeed in this world. They have to work 10 times harder, but they are clear in their goals and do not shy away from sacrificing everything to achieve their goals. I feel really inspired whenever I hear stories about people from poor backgrounds, who are still able to create a dent in the world with their extreme hard work and focus.

And then, there are those who were born on the brighter side of the lottery of birth. Those who were born with resources that gave them a distinct advantage as compared to many others, but they still choose to waste away the opportunity and lead a mediocre life.

There are two types of people - those who go days without food because they don’t have money, but still never lose their resolve, vs. those who have been spoon fed with resources all their life, and end up taking those resources for granted.

ABAKYARI THE GOVERNMENT OF PHOTOSHOP IS GONE FOREVER

THE GOVERNMENT OF PHOTOSHOP IS GONE FOREVER

As they prepare to bury the ashes of Abba Kyari this morning in Abuja, let it be known that contrary to government directives, Abba Kyari's body was cremated in Cuba upon being pronounced dead two weeks ago when his life support machine was switched off. 

Impoverished, hungry and angry masses in the north must cut-off the escape route of Coronavirus infected Buratai who has fled Nigeria through land border into Niger Republic  while telling confused gullible Nigerians that he is Borno fighting Boko Haram and won't return until he has defeated them. He knows he is no longer coming back.

¤ Yoruba nation your son Yemi Osinbajo in very sick and dying from Corona virus infection he got from Abba Kyari.

¤ Femi Adesina also is sick and dying of Coronavirus

¤ The main office of the presidential is locked and inaccessible because only the biometric details of Abba Kyari can open it. Now all they brought back was Abba Kyaris ashes, the Chinese they brought are working to dismantle the bomb proof doors.

Nigeria is gone, help us give her a befitting funeral tonight by joining my emergency broadcast tonight at 7 pm GMT.

What are some signs of an immature person that some people don't see?

What are some signs of an immature person that some people don't see?

• They can never be alone. An immature person will rely on other people to feel validated, worthy, and complete. Being extroverted or having lots of friends is one thing. That’s not automatically a sign of immaturity. But an immature person will go out of their way to always have someone to distract them. If they are forced to be alone with their own thoughts, they will be so uncomfortable that they have to seek out attention and energy from someone else. Not being able to sit with yourself and enjoy your own company shows that you haven’t developed the maturity to be self-assured and confident in your identity.
• Being addicted to their phone/social media. Again, you have to kind of judge this on a case by case basis. Some people use social media as a means of promoting their art, craft, or business. Some people just enjoy being connected online. What I’m talking about is the individuals who always have their phones in their hand. They won’t engage with the people around them, and instead, they will be obsessively refreshing notifications on 20 different apps. They’re on every platform, they’re obsessed with how many comments or likes or views they can get. Mature people value authentic connections and understand that social media isn’t a replacement for relationships.
• They can never admit they’re wrong or really apologize. Immature people don’t take responsibility for anything. If you bring up something they said or did that hurt you, they’ll give you an excuse or a reason why they did it. They’ll turn the blame around on you to put the focus off of them. They’ll play victim. There’s a million different tactics, but the end result is that they aren’t being accountable for their messed up behavior. If they apologize at all, it will be an inauthentic apology. They’ll say something like “I’m sorry you’re mad” instead of “I’m sorry I hurt you.” They might get sarcastic or belittle your feelings. People who are mature wont be threatened by others calling them out or expressing hurt feelings. Mature people can own their mistakes, apologize, learn from the experience, and move on to being a better person. If you’re mature, you value the people in your life more than your own ego. That means you’ll put your pride aside and admit when you were wrong if someone you care about is hurt.
• They’re anti-everything. This was something I experienced frequently in the days of junior high/high school. These people define themselves by everything they dislike. You never hear about their passions, or what makes them happy, or what inspires them. But they’ll be quick to let you know everything they stand against, everything that pisses them off, and everything that’s wrong with the world. They don’t compliment others, but have an arsenal of judgmental criticisms at the ready. They think positive people are lame or fake or annoying. They are rude and disrespectful in an attempt to look cool. They’re basically just constant negative energy generators. Once you mature, you realize that positivity is cool. It’s fun to enjoy life and the people who have the biggest impact on the world are those who are thankful, and inspired, and joyful. Random acts of kindness, smiling, laughing, being silly - we learn to appreciate these things over time.
• People who tell little (or big) lies about everything. Chances are, you know someone like this. They lie frequently, they lie about everything, they lie for no reason. Most of their lies are an attempt to make them look cooler or to get attention. They’ll say they grew up in the Bronx when they’re really from a suburban neighborhood in Connecticut. They’ll claim to have hooked up with 300 people when they’ve really slept with 3. They’ll say their family is wealthy and high society when really they’re just middle class. The lies they tell are dumb, and it’s pretty easy to see through them. Immature people are usually insecure people. They have low self esteem and haven’t found their own identity yet. They don’t have tools to foster self acceptance and confidence. So what do they do? Tell really dumb lies to convince everyone they’re not as lame as they feel inside.
• They’re obsessed with romantic relationships, love, dating, pornography, and sex. Being attracted to others and having a sex drive is all well and good. It’s a natural part of being a person. But typically speaking, you gain a more realistic approach to romance as you mature. Around the time humans hit puberty, we’re sex-crazed, lovesick slaves to our whacked out hormones. Around this age, it’s normal to be creepily focused on your infatuations. As we grow, however, you learn that love, sex, and romance isn’t all there is to life. You appreciate your platonic friends, your work, your hobbies, your goals, your personal development - having a partner, getting laid, and falling in love are all just added bonuses. If someone is well past puberty and still solely focused on romantic conquests, it’s usually a sign they’re a little behind the developmental milestone.
• They’re an attention seeker. In a way, this goes along with never wanting to be alone. They’re deeply insecure and require constant reassurance from the people around them. They have to be the loudest and the most outrageous. They have to look the best or wear the most eye-catching outfits. They’ll talk over you, and constantly talk about themselves. They’re thirsty, and always seeking out compliments or praise. They are deeply affected by someone disliking them. They’re status and image obsessed.
• Finally - they’re constant drama. These people can never have a day, or even a moment, of peace. You may not know why when you first meet them, but they always seem to be involved in some crazy situation or crisis or fight. You may even feel bad for them at first, because they seem like the victim of constant persecution from every side. But as you get to know them, you see the ways they stir the pot. They sniff out drama and problems even when there’s nothing wrong. They pick fights, pit people against each other, talk behind people’s backs. They gossip or make nasty assumptions. They can’t let things go, or walk away from confrontation. They view everything that happens as a personal attack, and can’t seem to see a situation from another’s point of view. They thrive in chaos, they’re addicted to it. It gets them attention and distracts them from how bad they feel about themselves.

Gabriel Weinberg, CEO & Founder, DuckDuckGo (2008-present)

Updated Mar 

BREAKING: President Buhari’s Daughter, Hanan, Making Efforts To Evade Being Personally Served Court Process Over SIM Card Case

resident Muhammadu Buhari’s daughter, Hanan, is making frantic efforts to avoid being personally served court processes, SaharaReporters has learnt.

Hanan is a defendant in suit number FHC/ASB/CS/3/2020 at the Federal High Court, Asaba, in which the Department of State Services and mobile telecommunication company MTN are co-defendants. The defendants are being sued by a young businessman, Anthony Okolie, who was illegally arrested and detained for 10 weeks at the DSS facility for lawfully purchasing an MTN SIM card, which was recycled and sold after being abandoned for two years by Hanan.

The story has since generated public backlash with a more recent development of Aso Villa officials barring court bailiff from personally serving Hanan court processes. 

The Presidency through the spokesperson to President Buhari, Garba Shehu, contacted Okolie's lawyer, Mr Tope Akinyode, on January 31 over the matter, stating that he would direct Hanan's lawyer to reach him.

Shortly afterwards, Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), also reached out to Akinyode over the matter, making a case for service of court processes on Hanan through her lawyer, Mr. M.E Sheriff.

Since then, Sheriff had made constant appeals to Akinyode for him to receive the originating processes on behalf of the President’s daughter.

Speaking on the issue on Monday, Akinyode said, “We have rejected the arrangement and insisted on personal service because the law is that service of originating processes must be personal.

“It is an essential procedure of law and deviating from such is fatal to any case. Our Client has a good case and we can't afford to lose out on grounds of technicality.”

Confusion in Nigeria over covid 19 broadcast by Masked Nigeria President

FACTS THE CORRUPT & DAMNED FACEBOOK OPERATORS IN NIGERIA DIDN'T WANT YOU TO HEAR FROM ME LAST NIGHT 

In his speech to the dispossessed and impoverished animals in the Luggardian cage called Nigeria on Moday 13 April 2020 from the basement of a hotel in Havana Cuba, Jubril Al-Sudani, with a full Buhari face mask still with a hole in the neck, said, "the lockdown will continue on Monday". 

Can you imagine such idiocy? The deceivers, liars, forgers and scammers in the Coronavirus infected, diseased and empty Aso Rock told the gullible 200 million that it was a LIVE broadcast when in actual fact it was a pre-recorded video from outside Nigeria. 

The equally daft speech writer forgot that their deceitful video was going to air on Monday night instead of Sunday evening they had previously scheduled. This is the level of grand deception from the cesspit of evil that some seemingly sensible people still call a country. Nigeria and Nigerians are worse than they appear. The ability to reason is no longer applicable to them. 

No wonder the Chinese chose them as the first black country in Africa to start their human experimentation with COVID-19 vaccine. Normally scientists will start the test of a new vaccine on laboratory rats, then pigs and monkeys before clinical trials on humans will begin. But why waste time on rats, pigs and monkeys when you have a country, a giant laboratory, with 200 million animals in it ready to be used as lab animals with the support of their government. A country where people prefer to be led a fake picture and video than a real person. 

#MassUprisingLoading

13million undocumented immigrants at risk of the pandemic attack in Usa

Charity begins at home, 13million undocumented immigrants at risk of the pandemic attack neglected in USA and more globally, especially loyalist countries to US

Many Americans began receiving $1,200 checks from the federal government this week, and others who are unemployed are getting an additional $600 a week from the government that has ordered them to stay home and disrupted what had been a roaring economy.

But people living in the country illegally are not eligible for any of that money, and advocates have been pushing for states to fill in the gap. Wednesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he would spend $75 million of taxpayer money to create a Disaster Relief Fund for immigrants living in the country illegally.

“We feel a deep sense of gratitude for people that are in fear of deportations that are still addressing essential needs of tens of millions of Californians,” said Newsom, who noted 10% of the state’s workforce are immigrants living in the country illegally who paid more than $2.5 billion in state and local taxes last year.

California has an estimated 2.2 million immigrants living in the country illegally, the most of any state, according to the Pew Research Center. State officials won't decide who gets the money. Instead, the state will give the money to a network of regional nonprofits to find and vet potential recipients. Advocates say that's key to making the plan work because immigrants are unlikely to contact the government for fear of deportation.

“You need to use organizations that have trusted relationships with these families,” said Jacqueline Martinez, CEO of the Latino Community Foundation.

A group of charities has committed to raising another $50 million for the fund from private donors, potentially offering benefits to another 100,000 people. But that money will have fewer limitations, meaning grants could be more than $500 or less, depending on the cost-of-living where a person lives.

Organizers began raising money on Friday and have raised more than $6 million so far, with contributions from the Emerson Collective, Blue Shield of California Foundation, the California Endowment, the James Irvine Foundation, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and an anonymous donor.

Nigerians demand answer from Ex‐president Goodluck Jonathan

Goodluck Jonathan Need To Answer This Questions😢😢😢😢

GEJ need to explain to Nigerians how he managed to pay fuel subsidy and yet sold fuel at N86 per liter.😎😎

GEJ need to explain to Nigerians how he manage to swallow our insults, criticism and protests without using the military and DSS to hunt us down 🙅

GEJ needs to explain to Nigerians how he managed to handle our group protests and yearnings without calling us terrorists 

GEJ need to explain to Nigerians how he managed to controls our borders and yet a bag of rice was sold for 8k.😯😯😯

GEJ need to explain to Nigerians how he managed to build 17 federal universities in 17 states in Nigeria.

GEJ need to explain to Nigerians how he managed to build almajiri schools in all the Norther Local governments.

GEJ need to explain to Nigerians how he managed to hold $1=#165 for 4yrs

GEJ need to Explain to Nigerians how he managed to push Nigeria's economy to be number 1 in Africa. 

GEJ need to explain to Nigerians how he fought Ebola without closing Schools, Banks, Courts, Mosques Churches and banning weddings/gatherings... And without foreign intervention..

GEJ, we need answers.😢😢😢

Cc Edward Emmanuel

Cc: Onyinye Joy