saponda250:
Good day Fellow Nairalanders,

During the Lockdown, I earned a total of N19,000 in the month on April.

Yes, It's not much but its something during this trying times of Covid 19 Pandemic.

I was offered 10% daily on my investment and a whooping 20% on referrals.

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Lanre4uonly:
Doctors/healthcare workers also have families. So, it is very understandable.
It's a pity this is where we found ourselves as a country.

BOOOMNAIJA:
Dear COVID-19

It’s been over a month since you restricted all our activities, not minding what we all had in place prior to your outbreak. Initially i thought it was just a temporal stay, but days turned weeks, weeks turned months and we’re still waiting in uncertainty.

To say I’m not agitated on how things have turned out is laughable. I wish you never existed, at least not in my generation. What do you stand to benefit in The DEATHS, Those shocked businesses and business trips you’ve halted, those you’ve relieved off their jobs, the hunger and hardship you’ve brought, those exams you stopped not minding how well we’ve prepared for them.

But then I ask, will praying or lamenting bring a solution to this pandemic? “Tongue-tied” But I will keep praying for our front-liners.

Guns can kill but same guns can protect. Arrows can kill but can be used for hunting. Dear COVID-19, I ask again, among your numerous maladies, what advantage have you provided ? You’ve done enough, why not leave and allow us use the rest of the year in healing mentally, emotionally and physically? Living right now is scary. Dear Hunger you know we’ve come a long way, why not spare us for now while we focus on combating this stranger called COVID-19?

Where are the vaccines ? Oh Humanity! See what you’ve been reduced to. But there’s HOPE, whether sooner or later, Humanity will win the fight against this Virus

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Indeed when all these are over, I will appreciate life more and be down to earth. Because it’s obvious God is the giver of life and everyone is equal whether rich or poor.....Caucasian or Negroid

saponda250:
Good day Fellow Nairalanders,

During the Lockdown, I earned a total of N19,000 in the month on April.

Yes, It's not much but its something during this trying times of Covid 19 Pandemic.

I was offered 10% daily on my investment and a whooping 20% on referrals.

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After you register, Join the Telegram for better info

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obi4eze:



This is very bad! If the FG cannot provide adequate PPE let them quit attending to COVID-19 patients.

What happened to all the monies donated for combating the pandemic?

What happened to the loans collected from IMF and other international agencies?

What about the tax and other revenue received?

Shame on this government! Ordinary PPE they cannot provide and they want to fight pandemic.

The Nigeria Health Work Force Country Profile 2018, launched in February this year, revealed that the number of medical doctors registered with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) stands at 74,543, meaning there is only one doctor to 2,753 patients in the country. 

Islie:


Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/lack-of-protective-equipment-doctors-absconding-from-hospitals-over-covid-19.html

marv1:
Kano is a time bomb waiting to explode.
Gandollar has already made up his mind not to do anything until Fg gives #15 b
What a useless governor. ??

Racoon:

In a nation of about 180M people?

CosmicSensation:
A lot of these doctors would probably come out from possible infections largely unscathed but you see that risk of taking it home to your relatives? That's the deal breaker

Why would anyone put not just his life at risk but that of his entire immediate and possibly extended family?
For what?
For this cursed country?
God forbid

etibaba:
Truth is that Nigeria isn't a place to serve at all, how can the health workers be motivated and ready to put their lives on the line when the politicians are useless and selfish.

bahaushe1:


True. I tested positive with mild symptoms in Kano. All my family members had to submit samples, awaiting results. You can imagine a father bringing the virus to his 9 month old baby.