References no d post Covid-19 figures again?
I miss last year sha

Them don start again.. Operation let's add more numbers

Helo lockdown...
Brace up guyz, 2022 will not be funny

#StaySafe.

Corona is still raging.
You, I mean you can also been killed by the disease.
Be careful.

ARE NIGERIANS AWARE OF THE LOADS OF VERY HARMFUL VIRUSES AND BACTERIA DEPOSITED DAILY ON THE SHOPPING CARTS?

I am pleased to draw to the attention of the house in this unfortunate period in our history of COVID-19, recalling first with a
deep sense of gratitude your effort so far in the fight against the pandemic, an issue that is rendering your effort a waste and needs to be addressed urgently.

COVID-19 has affected the way we mingle and which spreads faster in crowded places, particularly indoors, like the shopping malls. Millions of Nigerians walk through the supermarkets everyday because of the convenience and services that it offers among which is to safeguard them, their families and pets from infection. The question is; what are the safety measures in place, how are they enforced and how sufficient and reliable are they with the rapidly increasing number of shoppers that use the centers?

A visit to most shopping centers reveal the application of the common measures according to the World Health Organization, WHO, and the Nigerian Center for Disease Control, NCDC, like the wearing of a nose mask, control of body temperature and the sanitization of the hands before entry.

In May 2020, the World Health Organization came up with a publication on some procedures to take to ensure the safety of food business from COVID-19 contamination. One of these rules is on how shopping carts or trolleys should be disinfected. ( https://www.who.int/.../coronavirus-disease-covid-19-food...). Are the supermarkets in Nigeria complying with this rule? The answer is obviously no. Shoppers pick non-disinfected carts, sanitize their hands at the entrance into the malls and finally walk in with their sanitized hands back on the unsanitized carts. Most of us touch our face, eyes and nostrils (against the recommended rules) after touching unsanitized surfaces. Are Nigerians aware of the deposits of very harmful viruses and bacteria ( https://www.researchgate.net/.../289170286_Bacterial...) on these shopping carts and the fact that they can survive for 24 to 72 hours on different types of surfaces? Why is the World Health Organization emphasizing on disinfecting the carts?

It is unfortunate

Lol, live score

But England was 90% fully vaccinated, how come this new strain is dealing with them very well. How are we sure is not the vaccine that is creating this new strain and it seems to attack only vaccinated people

Return of "Abìjà"....
Harmattan is here; COVID seems to thrive in cold weather.

Hmmm

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