Mental health problems are a significant global challenge

Title: Understanding Mental Health Challenges in Africa and Beyond

Introduction:

Mental health problems are a global issue that transcends borders and affects individuals from all walks of life. In Africa, as well as in other parts of the world, the burden of mental health disorders continues to grow, creating significant challenges for individuals, families, communities, and societies at large. Despite the increasing recognition of the importance of mental health, stigma, lack of resources, and limited access to care remain significant barriers to addressing these issues effectively.

The Global Perspective on Mental Health:

Mental health disorders are a leading cause of disability worldwide, with an estimated 450 million people currently living with mental or neurological conditions. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health disorders account for 13% of the global burden of disease, making them one of the leading causes of disability and premature death. Despite the high prevalence and impact of mental health disorders, many individuals continue to face significant challenges in accessing appropriate care and support.

Challenges in Africa:

In Africa, mental health problems are a growing concern, with limited resources, inadequate infrastructure, and a shortage of trained mental health professionals posing significant barriers to effective care. Stigma and cultural beliefs surrounding mental health further compound these challenges, leading to widespread discrimination and social exclusion for individuals living with mental health disorders. Additionally, the prevalence of conflict, poverty, and other social determinants of health in many African countries can exacerbate mental health problems and limit access to care for those in need.

The Impact of Mental Health Problems:

Mental health problems can have far-reaching consequences for individuals, families, and communities, impacting physical health, social relationships, and economic well-being. Untreated mental health disorders can lead to a range of negative outcomes, including increased risk of chronic diseases, substance abuse, and suicide. In addition, the stigma and discrimination associated with mental health can further isolate individuals and prevent them from seeking help, perpetuating a cycle of suffering and exclusion.

Addressing Mental Health Challenges:

To effectively address mental health challenges in Africa and other parts of the world, a multi-faceted approach is needed that includes increased investment in mental health services, destigmatization of mental health disorders, and promotion of mental health awareness and education. Governments, non-governmental organizations, and international partners must work together to prioritize mental health on the global health agenda and ensure that all individuals have access to quality mental health care and support.

Conclusion:

Mental health problems are a significant global challenge that requires urgent attention and action. By raising awareness, reducing stigma,

THE LATE 11th LAMIDO OF ADAMAWA (FOMBINA)

THE LATE 11th LAMIDO OF ADAMAWA (FOMBINA).

DR ALHAJI ALIYU MUSTAFA.
The late Lamido Dr Alhaji Aliyu Mustafa was born in 1922 and died in 2010.

The late Lamido Dr Alhaji Aliyu Mustafa ruled the fombina (Adamawa) kingdom for 57 years,from 1953 to 2010 making the longest Lamido on the throne in the history of the Fombina (Adamawa) kingdom ahead of the 47 years of Modibbo Adama the founder of the kingdom.

Lamido Dr Aliyu Mustafa was a role model,a pillar of peace and development of the Fombina (Adamawa) kingdom.

He was a father to all,he execise his duties as the Lamido with justice and fearness,he treats all his people without discrimanation either for religion or ethnicity,even during the Nigerian civil war (the Biafran war) Igbos living in his kingdom were not harm, injured or have their properties seeized,their lives and properties were safed,the Lamido warn the people of his kingdom not to harm the Igbos,this is the reasons why uptil now Igbos living in Adamawa are happy and living in peace morethan any other part of the country,because of Lamido Aliyu’s fearness,simpli
city,kindness and generocity to all,non muslims of different tribes,Igbos,Yorubas have join in the muslim funeral prayer of Lamido Aliyu.

Fombina (Adamawa) kingdom recorded a lot of developments and achievements during the time of Lamido Aliyu.

1) He founded the Aliyu Mustafa College Yola.

2) He build the Lamido Zubairu Center in Yola.

3) He Re-constructed the Modibbo Adama (Yola central) and Gurin central mosques.

4) He re-constructed the old entrance gates of Yola towm.

5) The re-construction of the Lamido’s palace was also done during his time.

6) The Lamido’s palace museum was also founded during his time.

7) Uplifting the standard of the Lamido Mustafa polo ground to a moderate standard.

8) He introduced horse race in Yola.

9) He increase the number of juma’at mosques in Yola and Jimeta to a large number.

10) He Founded and increase the number of Districts and District Heads,e.g Jimeta, Namtari etc.
This are few among the many axhievements and delopment recorded under Lamido Aliyu.

May Allah forgive him,have mercy on his soul and grant him aljanna firdausi,ameen.

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Through sleepless nights and endless toil,

Congratulations on your graduation, dear Ed, sarauniyyah Aid foundation Bilkisu Ahmed Garba.
A milestone achieved, a path you’ve tread.
Through sleepless nights and endless toil,
You’ve conquered challenges with boundless soil.

In this organization, a family we’ve become,
A collective force where dreams are undone.
Each step you took, a lesson learned,
Now it’s time to celebrate, let the joy be returned.

From the very start, we saw your potential,
A shining star in this vast celestial.
With dedication and passion, you’ve soared,
Leaving footprints of greatness that can’t be ignored.

Through thick and thin, we stood by your side,
Cheering you on with unwavering pride.
Your achievements, a testament to your might,
As you embark on new journeys, shining bright.

But let’s not forget, it’s not just about you,
The rest of us have triumphed too.
Together we’ve grown and reached new heights,
Celebrating now, under jubilant lights.

So, here’s to the graduates, our Ed Bilkisu Ahmed Graba and the rest, Abdulnasir, Maryam bawa, Nurudeen, Sadiq S.y
May your success be forever blessed.
May the knowledge you’ve gained guide your way,
As you embrace the future, come what may.

Congratulations once again, dear Ed,
May your dreams continue to be fed.
This organization will forever hold you dear,

100 dollar is enough

What is the greatest gift someone could give you?

I am Depress…

Someone owning me 130 dollars he almost make me to commit suicide pls somebody help me out

THE LEGLESS BEGGAR

Learn From This Story.

One day, a rich kid was walking with his dad when he saw an old legless beggar on the street, begging for alms. The boy stopped his dad immediately and walked up to the disabled beggar.

“Hey sir, can I ask you a question?” he uttered.

The old man replied.
“Yes, you can”

Then the boy said.
“What happened to your legs? Why are they missing?”

A look of shame showed on the dad’s face as he whispered into his son’s ears.

“Hey, you should never ask people inappropriate questions. It’s wrong to ask that?”

The old man heard it and said to the little boy.

“Can I tell you a short story?”

The boy nodded his head. Then old man said.

“It’s a true story about a young boy, and you should pay keen attention”

The beggar began speaking.

“There was a boy who had a donkey which he loved so much. He called him Banjo. He was his best companion. One day, the boy went to bathe in the river and had taken the donkey with him for a bath. Unfortunately, a huge crocodile suddenly leaped out of the water and grabbed the donkey, dragging him deep in the water. The boy couldn’t save his donkey. He screamed so hard as he watched his poor friend being killed. He became so angry like a volcano. Burning with anger, he must wreak vengeance, so he jumped into the river to fight the ferocious crocodile. But it ended badly. The crocodile also attacked him and started devouring him… The end”

The rich kid asked.

“So, what happened to the boy afterwards? Did he lose his life?”

The old man paused for a moment, then said.

“Over the years, that boy has grown into an old man and he is now me. I just told you a story about myself, thereby answered your question. I survived but lost both my legs from the incident”

The father and his son were deeply touched by the old man’s story. And at that moment, he concluded.

“My story has a powerful lesson about anger and revenge, you should take away. You should learn to control your anger, or else you would be pushed to inflict vengeance, which would not only hurt others, but also yourself. I was so angry and desperate, I wanted that revenge so bad that I didn’t realize how stupid I was. Anger can make you take stupid actions that you would live forever to regret. You see, if I had controlled my anger and walked home after the crocodile ate my donkey, I wouldn’t be the ‘legless beggar’ you see today. It’s important you learn to forgive those who hurt you, and move on with your life. Not because they deserve it, but because you deserve peace.

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THE LEGLESS BEGGAR

Learn From This Story.

One day, a rich kid was walking with his dad when he saw an old legless beggar on the street, begging for alms. The boy stopped his dad immediately and walked up to the disabled beggar.

“Hey sir, can I ask you a question?” he uttered.

The old man replied.
“Yes, you can”

Then the boy said.
“What happened to your legs? Why are they missing?”

A look of shame showed on the dad’s face as he whispered into his son’s ears.

“Hey, you should never ask people inappropriate questions. It’s wrong to ask that?”

The old man heard it and said to the little boy.

“Can I tell you a short story?”

The boy nodded his head. Then old man said.

“It’s a true story about a young boy, and you should pay keen attention”

The beggar began speaking.

“There was a boy who had a donkey which he loved so much. He called him Banjo. He was his best companion. One day, the boy went to bathe in the river and had taken the donkey with him for a bath. Unfortunately, a huge crocodile suddenly leaped out of the water and grabbed the donkey, dragging him deep in the water. The boy couldn’t save his donkey. He screamed so hard as he watched his poor friend being killed. He became so angry like a volcano. Burning with anger, he must wreak vengeance, so he jumped into the river to fight the ferocious crocodile. But it ended badly. The crocodile also attacked him and started devouring him… The end”

The rich kid asked.

“So, what happened to the boy afterwards? Did he lose his life?”

The old man paused for a moment, then said.

“Over the years, that boy has grown into an old man and he is now me. I just told you a story about myself, thereby answered your question. I survived but lost both my legs from the incident”

The father and his son were deeply touched by the old man’s story. And at that moment, he concluded.

“My story has a powerful lesson about anger and revenge, you should take away. You should learn to control your anger, or else you would be pushed to inflict vengeance, which would not only hurt others, but also yourself. I was so angry and desperate, I wanted that revenge so bad that I didn’t realize how stupid I was. Anger can make you take stupid actions that you would live forever to regret. You see, if I had controlled my anger and walked home after the crocodile ate my donkey, I wouldn’t be the ‘legless beggar’ you see today. It’s important you learn to forgive those who hurt you, and move on with your life. Not because they deserve it, but because you deserve peace.

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THE STORY OF TWO POTS AND ELDERLY WOMAN

THE STORY OF TWO POTS AND ELDERLY WOMAN
An elderly woman had two large pots, each hung on
the ends of a pole which she carried across her neck.
One of the pots had a crack in it while the other pot
was perfect and always delivered a full portion of
water. At the end of the long walks from the stream
to the house, the cracked pot arrived only half full.
For full two years, this went on daily, with the
woman bringing home only one and a half pots of
water.
Of course, the perfect pot was proud of its
accomplishments. But the poor cracked pot was
ashamed of its own imperfection, and miserable that
it could only do half of what it had been made to do.
After two years of what it perceived to be bitter
failure, it spoke to the woman one day by the stream.
‘I am ashamed of myself, because this crack in my
side causes water to leak out all the way back to
your house.’
The old woman smiled, ‘Did you notice that there are
flowers on your side of the path, but not on the other
pot’s side?’ ‘That’s because I have always known
about your flaw, so I planted flower seeds on your
side of the path, and every day while we walk back,
you water them.
‘ For two years I have been able to
pick these beautiful flowers to decorate the table.
Without you being just the way you are, there would
not be this beauty to grace the house.’
Moral of the Story:
Each of us has our own unique flaw. But it’s the
cracks and flaws we each have that make our lives
together so very interesting and rewarding. You’ve
just got to take each person for what they are and
look for the good in them.

BE AWARE⚠

❝Don’t talk too much about yourself to all your friends. Don’t tell your secret to anyone, even your friend. Don’t tell your mistake or sin to others. Don’t trust others too much because that too much, can hurt you so much.

Because there will be a time when that person will use your secret against you or reveal your secret to the others.

When you fight or argue with each other, he will reveal all your secrets to the others to make you look bad in the eyes of people.

Not everyone around you is a true friend, some of them are two-faced (hypocrite). It’s better to keep your secrets to yourself and Allahﷻ Indeed HE is a secret keeper.❞

❝Don’t talk too much about yourself to all your friends. Don’t tell your secret to anyone, even your friend. Don’t tell your mistake or sin to others. Don’t trust others too much because that too much, can hurt you so much.

Because there will be a time when that person will use your secret against you or reveal your secret to the others.

When you fight or argue with each other, he will reveal all your secrets to the others to make you look bad in the eyes of people.

Not everyone around you is a true friend, some of them are two-faced (hypocrite). It’s better to keep your secrets to yourself and Allahﷻ Indeed HE is a secret keeper.❞

Power 🔌 of #Sex

Sex is not just sex. Sex is more of soul ties. When You sleep with different guys or ladies. You tie your soul with their souls, many come in different forms of darkness. some of these souls could destroy you or delay ur blessing.

Sometimes we act so strange, so weird because the body is full of different darkness of souls. As u go chasing girls lusting after girls, sleeping with different girls lusting after guys, keep this in your mind, sex is not just sex but a soul tie.

Having sex with different bodies means ur body has different shadows and consists of different souls, you are not you, but different people in you.

No Wonder many are suffering from the marital delay. Sometimes in their life, they sleep with a different body that has an ancestry curse in their lineage. the demons are now in charge of their bodies. Marry you in the spirit realm.

Now think of this, your partner is faithful to you, but if you go sleeping around and come back to sleep with your partner, that means u transferring all shadows to your faithful partner. Don’t you think you are heartless? careless or selfish by doing that?

Let’s think before we do things,
No amount of condoms can protect your, soul. Just pick one partner and make him or her a King👑or Queen, have self-control and do what is right for you. You won’t go early to the grave.

Only mature people will understand what am saying
God Guide Us, Amen 🙏

Power 🔌 of #Sex

Sex is not just sex. Sex is more of soul ties. When You sleep with different guys or ladies. You tie your soul with their souls, many come in different forms of darkness. some of these souls could destroy you or delay ur blessing.

Sometimes we act so strange, so weird because the body is full of different darkness of souls. As u go chasing girls lusting after girls, sleeping with different girls lusting after guys, keep this in your mind, sex is not just sex but a soul tie.

Having sex with different bodies means ur body has different shadows and consists of different souls, you are not you, but different people in you.

No Wonder many are suffering from the marital delay. Sometimes in their life, they sleep with a different body that has an ancestry curse in their lineage. the demons are now in charge of their bodies. Marry you in the spirit realm.

Now think of this, your partner is faithful to you, but if you go sleeping around and come back to sleep with your partner, that means u transferring all shadows to your faithful partner. Don’t you think you are heartless? careless or selfish by doing that?

Let’s think before we do things,
No amount of condoms can protect your, soul. Just pick one partner and make him or her a King👑or Queen, have self-control and do what is right for you. You won’t go early to the grave.

Only mature people will understand what am saying
God Guide Us, Amen 🙏

African

This is the look of Nakapiramoru Village. The largest village in East Africa, it is located in Kotido District found in North Western Uganda bordering Kenya in the West. It’s home to the clan of Karamoja. their main economic activity is cattle keeping. Always get time to explore Africa. It is so beautiful.

-ABDUL AZEEZ AHMED