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13/09/2024

Hormones significantly influence human behavior, emotions, and cognitive processes. Here are some examples:

1. *Mood and emotions*: Hormones like serotonin, dopamine, and endorphins regulate mood, happiness, and emotional responses.

2. *Stress and anxiety*: Cortisol and adrenaline respond to stress, impacting anxiety levels and behavior.

3. *S*xual behavior*: S*x hormones (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone) drive sexual desire, attraction, and reproductive behaviors.

4. *Aggression and competition*: Testosterone and vasopressin have been linked to aggressive behavior and competitiveness.

5. *Bonding and attachment*: Oxytocin and vasopressin facilitate social bonding, attachment, and trust.

6. *Appetite and metabolism*: Insulin, leptin, and ghrelin regulate hunger, satiety, and metabolic rate.

7. *Sleep and wakefulness*: Melatonin and cortisol influence sleep-wake cycles and alertness.

8. *Cognitive function*: Hormones like insulin, thyroid hormones, and cortisol impact memory, concentration, and cognitive processing speed.

9. *Social behavior*: Hormones like oxytocin and vasopressin influence social recognition, trust, and cooperation.

10. *Development and growth*: Hormones like growth hormone and thyroid hormones regulate growth, development, and maturation.

Keep in mind that the relationship between hormones and behavior is complex, and individual differences play a significant role. Hormonal imbalances or fluctuations can also impact behavior and overall well-being.

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12/08/2024

*BITTER WORDS FROM ELDERS*

1. Nobody respect a *rag until their shoes is dirty*, so stay in your corner. Don't beg people to know your value, *when the time comes,* nobody will tell them to *look for you*

2. Don't be too *available* for people because *longtime no see* is better than this *Idiot has come again*.

3. Control your *Anger* because it is just one letter away from *Danger*.

4. Don't show everyone *your wounds*, not everyone is holding a *bandage*, some are with *salt* and *vinegar* to increase the pains.

5. Never *plant* *thorns* on someones path, your children may take that route barefooted one day.

6. One mistake you should never make in this life is to allow yourself to be *recruited* by someone to *hate* another person who hasn't wrong you.

7. Don't compare your life with others, there is no comparison between the *sun* and *moon* they shine when is their time.

STAY BLESS

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05/09/2023

political action group, the Coalition for the Protection of Democracy, COPDEM, has said that the alarm raised by the Department of State Security, DSS over planned violent protest in the country, has shown that the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, PEPT’s judgment billed to be delivered on Wednesday has been leaked to the Executive.

The group declared at a press conference held on Tuesday in Abuja that the security alarm raised by secret police “is ill-conceived and politically motivated.”

Speaking through its media team representative, Prince Rwang Pam Jnr., COPDEM wondered how could a peaceful protest be suppressed by security agencies despite constitutional provision and international human rights law for protests.

“The alarm raised yesterday, September 4, 2023, by Nigeria’s Spy Police, DSS, over ‘plans by some persons or groups to stage violent protest regarding the long-awaited judgment of the 2023 Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal’, scheduled for Wednesday, September 6, 2023, appears to confirm information leakage and the possibility of a verdict of dismissal based on technicality rather than justice based on constitutional merit.

“By raising this alarm, the security agents appear to confirm having prior knowledge of the verdict yet to be delivered to Nigerians. Plausibly, a member of the Judiciary may have leaked the PEPT panel’s verdict to the Executive arm of the current government of Nigeria.

“In this case, the government along with its internal and external security agents have proven themselves illiterate in the handling of this privileged information by using it to inflict further psychological damage to the psyche of the already broken populace.

“We believe, therefore, that the DSS alarm is ill-conceived and politically motivated, thereby raising doubts about the integrity and independence of the five Tribunal Justices and the credibility of their long-awaited judgment.

“As the international community is aware, the social contract theory underscores the undisputed facts that government exists for the people and derives its authority from the people to act on their behalf primarily for their security and wellbeing.

“Nigerians’ rights to protest are safeguarded under Sections 38, 39, 40, and 41 of the Constitution. ‘It is a fundamental human right of the people to voice out their displeasures, disappointments, and frustrations.’

“In accordance with international standards and best practices as recognized under international law, the international community must hold the current government of Nigeria accountable for the killing or brutalisation of peaceful protesters. Security agencies should not prevent citizens from exercising their right to protest.

“Articles 18, 19 and 20 of the Universal Declaration of Human Right, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Right and the UN Human Rights Council’s Resolution at its 38th Session on Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in the context of Peaceful Protests are quite apposite,” the group explained.

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