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WHY PEOPLE COMMIT SUICIDE?

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WHY PEOPLE COMMIT SUICIDE? Suicide is death caused by injuring oneself with the intent to die. A suicide attempt is when someone harms themselves with any intent to end their life, but they do not die as a result of their actions. Many factors can increase the risk for suicide or protect against it. Suicide is connected to other forms of injury and violence. For example, people who have experienced violence, including child abuse, bullying, or sexual violence have a higher suicide risk. Being connected to family and community support and having easy access to health care can decrease suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Suicide rates increased 30% during the period of 2000–2018, and declined in 2019 and 2020. Suicide is a leading cause of death with over 45,979 deaths in the United States alone during 2020. This is about one death every 11 minutes. The number of people who think about or attempt suicide is even higher. In 2020, an estimated 12.2 million American adults seriously thought a
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MOG predicts when Russian-Ukraine War would end

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Popular Man of God predicts when Russian-Ukraine War would End  A Nigeria-based popular man of God prophesies that the Russian-Ukraine conflict will end in the month of March. While ministering in a vigil service on 25th February, 2022, he revealed that netizens in Ukraine called him on the phone, beckoning on him to pray for their country.   He prayed for them and told them that God said that the conflict would end in the month of March. He further declared that the Russian president would reach a compromise or agreement with the president of Ukraine culminating in a ceasefire.   As we all known, all efforts by the president of Ukraine to reach an agreement with the Russian president have been proved abortive as the Russian president never responded to the clarion call for peace amidst pressures by the world powers.   However, the notable man of God who have carved a niche for himself due to his accurate predictions, prayed for the country Ukraine, affirming that the conf
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Comparisons Between Russian and Ukraine

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  Russia Ukraine Flag Coat of Arms Population 146,171,015 (including Crimea)  [7] 41,319,838 (excluding Crimea)  [8] Area 17,125,191 km 2  (6,612,073 sq mi)  [9] 603,550 km 2  (233,030 sq mi) [10] Population density 8/km 2  (21/sq mi) 73.8/km 2  (191/sq mi) Time zones 9 1 Exclusive economic zone 8,095,881 km 2  (3,125,837 sq mi) 147,318 km 2  (56,880 sq mi) Capital Moscow Kyiv Largest city Moscow (pop. 12,197,596; 20,004,462 Metro) Kyiv (pop. 2,900,920; 3,375,000 Metro) Government Federal   semi-presidential constitutional republic Unitary   semi-presidential constitutional republic Official language Russian Ukrainian Main religions 71%  Orthodox [11] 15% non-religious 10%  Islam 2% other Christian <1% Catholic 1% other religion 34%  Orthodox Church of Ukraine [12] 27.6%  Orthodox  unaffiliated 13.8%  Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) 8.2%  Ukrainian Greek Catholic 0.7%  Protestant  and  Evangelical 0.4%  Roman Catholic 0.6% other 8.8% non-denominational 5.6%  non-Reli
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Update on Russian-Ukraine War

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Update on Russian-Ukraine War   Follow up on Russian-Ukraine War, click here     Overview After months of posturing while simultaneously denying any plans to attack, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s  assaults  on multiple cities in Ukraine began overnight on Feb. 24 and have continued day and night since then. A 40-mile convoy is stalled on the highway between Belarus and Ukraine’s capital city, Kyiv. A senior U.S. official says, “the Russian advance on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities has stalled amid food and fuel shortages, Ukrainian resistance and slower-than-expected troop movements toward the capital.” Putin stated that Russian forces were targeting  Ukrainian military infrastructure , not people or communities. However, images and stories from Ukraine paint a different picture, including numerous civilian casualties and injuries. This latest attack is part of a multi-year crisis stemming back to 2014 and beyond. CNBC reported : “Heightened fears of a military conflict between R
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Ukraine-Russian War

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Conflict in Ukraine  The armed conflict in Ukraine first erupted in early 2014 and quickly transitioned to a long stalemate, with  regular  shelling and skirmishes occurring along the front line that separates Russian- and Ukrainian-controlled border regions in the east. Since Russia launched a full-scale military  invasion  into Ukraine on February 24, 2022, fighting has caused over one hundred civilian  casualties  and pushed  tens of thousands  of Ukrainians to flee to neighboring countries—including Poland, a NATO country where U.S. troops are  preparing  to offer assistance. In October 2021, Russia began  moving  troops and military equipment near its border with Ukraine, reigniting concerns over a potential invasion. Commercial satellite  imagery , social media posts, and publicly released  intelligence  from  November  and  December  2021 showed armor,  missiles , and other heavy weaponry moving toward Ukraine with no official explanation. By December, more than one hundred thou
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