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Dominion Okon @grandmaster
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Dominion Okon @grandmaster

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Name: Dominion Okon
Gender: male
Age: 21 years old
Account Privacy: public
From: Akwa Ibom, Nigeria
Joined: 27th Mar 2022, 4:14pm
User ID: 4615

Grandmaster′s Island Recruitment.

🎓 Are you a civil engineering student at the University of Port Harcourt? 🏗️ Let's connect! I'm looking to meet fellow civil engineering students in Mindviewers. Whether you're a freshman or a senior, let's share experiences, study tips, and support each other on our academic journey. Drop a comment or message me, and let's build a community of aspiring civil engineers! 🌟 #UniPort #CivilEngineering #MindviewersCommunity

@alexclara
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LADIES: MOOD SWINGS

Decided to research after observing one of my neighbors that always has mood swings which affects her relationship and communication with people, including me.
So let's learn.
Managing ladies with mood swings requires patience, empathy, and effective communication. Here are some tips:

1. Listen actively: Show genuine interest in understanding her feelings and concerns. Let her express herself without judgment or interruption.

2. Be empathetic: Recognize that mood swings are a normal part of life and may be influenced by various factors such as hormones, stress, and fatigue. Offer your support and understanding.

3. Stay calm: Remain calm and composed, even if she becomes upset or irritable. Avoid reacting impulsively or getting defensive, as this can escalate the situation.

4. Validate her feelings: Acknowledge her emotions and let her know that it's okay to feel the way she does. Offer reassurance and encouragement.

5. Be supportive: Offer practical help and support, such as assisting with household chores, running errands, or providing a listening ear when needed.

6. Communicate effectively: Be open and honest in your communication. Clearly express your own thoughts and feelings while also being mindful of her perspective.

7. Encourage self-care: Encourage her to engage in activities that help reduce stress and improve mood, such as exercise, relaxation techniques, and spending time with loved ones.

8. Seek professional help if needed: If mood swings become severe or significantly impact her daily life, encourage her to seek support from a healthcare professional or therapist.

Remember that everyone experiences mood swings differently, and what works for one person may not work for another. The key is to approach the situation with patience, understanding, and compassion.

@alexclara
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Nigeria tops the list of countries that have refused to evolve over the years, it's just sad to know that these guys are allergic to progress and success. All they care about is their pockets.
“Nigeria Still Using Transformers Installed In The ’60s, Says FG - Channels Television

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I wonder how a government that has armed forces and the resources required to flush out terrorists will fold their hands and watch the citizens perish daily in numbers, and still won't say a thing. So killing and abducting in Nigeria has become a normal and legitimate thing, hmmm. I've given up on this country. Even the people in power don't care about the country anymore, they are after their own pockets and achievement collections.
“Breaking: Gunmen kill man, abduct wife, neighbour in Zamfara - Vanguard

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GRANDMASTER′S LIFE HITTING POEM

In shadows deep, where hopes do fade,
Amidst the trials, where dreams evade,
Still, hearts beat strong, against the tide,
With courage deep, they never hide.

Though storms may rage, and winds may blow,
Their spirit's fire continues to glow,
For in the darkest night, they see,
A glimpse of light, a victory decree.

With every step, they forge ahead,
Though paths be steep, and skies be red,
For in their souls, a flame ignites,
A relentless drive, to reach new heights.

So onward they press, through trials and strife,
Embracing challenges, shaping life,
For in the struggle, they find their way,
And in perseverance, they seize the day.

#GrandmasterIsland

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🐣🌷 Happy Easter from all of us at Mindviewers! 🌷🐰

As we celebrate this joyous season of renewal and hope, may the spirit of Easter fill your heart with love, peace, and happiness. Let's cherish the blessings of new beginnings and the beauty of springtime as we come together in gratitude and reflection.

Wishing you a wonderful Easter filled with laughter, joy, and precious moments with loved ones. Here's to a season of growth, inspiration, and endless possibilities!

#HappyEaster #Renewal #Hope #Mindviewers 🐰🌼

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SAFETY MEASURES

Living in a country plagued by violence, such as killings by bandits and kidnappings, can be incredibly challenging and distressing. Here are some pieces of advice for individuals facing such circumstances:

1. Prioritize Safety: Take precautions to ensure your safety and the safety of your loved ones. This may include avoiding high-risk areas, staying informed about security updates, and following any guidance or recommendations from local authorities.

2. Stay Connected: Maintain open lines of communication with family, friends, and neighbors. Look out for one another and share information about any potential threats or concerns in your community.

3. Seek Support: It's essential to prioritize your mental and emotional well-being during difficult times. Reach out to trusted individuals, counselors, or support groups for guidance and emotional support.

4. Stay Informed: Stay informed about the situation in your country through reliable news sources and updates from official sources. Being informed can help you make informed decisions and take necessary precautions.

5. Advocate for Change: Participate in community initiatives, advocacy efforts, and peaceful protests aimed at addressing the root causes of violence and insecurity in your country. By raising awareness and advocating for change, you can contribute to creating a safer environment for everyone.

6. Focus on Resilience: Cultivate resilience and strength in the face of adversity. Draw on your inner resources, support networks, and coping strategies to navigate challenges and overcome obstacles.

7. Take Care of Yourself: Practice self-care and engage in activities that promote relaxation, stress reduction, and overall well-being. Prioritize activities that bring you joy, fulfillment, and a sense of peace amidst difficult circumstances.

While the situation may feel overwhelming at times, remember that you are not alone, and there are resources and support networks available to help you navigate through these challenging times.

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Both Buhari and Tinubu are birds of the same feathers with a little slight change in behavior. Nothing significant or impactful coming from either of them. The Major General is obviously trying to please Tinubu and displease Buhari. 😒
“Buhari lacked political will, Tinubu should be commended for naming terror financiers – Major General Ayoola - Vanguard

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All this noise making will die down in days, a lot of people have been killed in this country and the government are not willing to take responsibility for it. Everybody are responsible for what happens to them in this country.
“Killing of Soldiers: What we discussed, agreed with Nigeria′s military chiefs - Senators - Premium Times

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