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E be like say Rivers state no get test kits again

There is a saying that all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others

The first 4 Post on this thread were all made at 11:44. But some 11:44 pass others .

Corona , please do and coma be going oh
We're tired
We are not doing again.



lest I forget

LA liga has resumed and MESSI has resumed scoring too.
Just thought I should let you know

hmm
yet another 600 plus

well The darkest part of the NIGHT is closest to MORNING.

We go dey alright las las

This is the loudest so far... What exactly is happening in Lagos?

NIGERIANS please TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
it is now a matter of Survival of the fittest immune system, no government directives or lockdown can stop or prevent this virus again .(except the cure is found).

The only cure or prevention that is available now, is TAKING RESPONSIBILITY for your self.

Please TAKE RESPONSIBILITY and stay safe.
Don't wait till it affects or kill someone you know before you take it serious .
......this Shiii is real



TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. ....It will do you no harm

WE SHALL OVERCOME

Governor of Edo state, Godwin Obaseki has been successfully Screened and and cleared to contest in the forthcoming APC primary election in the state .

details soon

Journalists were on Wednesday, barred from covering the public hearing on the controversial Control of Infectious Disease Bill currently before the House of Representatives.

Members of the House of Representatives Press Corps turned up to cover the event but were turned back by operatives of the Sergeant-at-Arms, acting on the instructions of the Chairman of the Health Services Committee, Sunnu and the Committee’s Clerk, Joyce Umaru.
According to the operatives who hide their identity, said they were told that only the Nigerian Television (NTA) and Channels Television were invited to cover the public hearing, hence journalists from other media organizations can not be allowed in.

The Bill sponsored by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, Pascal Obi, Chairman, House Committee on Health Institutions and Tanko Sununu, Chairman of the Committee on Health Services, the Bill seeks to repeal the Quarantine Act and enact the Control of Infectious Diseases Bill, to make provisions relating to quarantine and regulations for preventing the introduction and spread of dangerous infectious diseases in Nigeria, and for other related matters.

The Bill has been under fire by different groups, for giving too much powers to the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) in the management of infectious diseases and pandemic in the country in ways that could impinge on the rights of Nigerian

The Bill among others empowered the Director-General of the NCDC to be in charge of the administration of the new Act, notification of prescribed infectious diseases, surveillance, medical examination and treatment, vaccination post-mortem examination, destruction and disposal of infected animals, food and water, isolation of certain persons, prohibition or restriction of meetings, gatherings and public entertainments as well as control of occupation, trade or business.

Some provisions of the Bill stipulated that: “Except as otherwise provided by this Act, the Director-General of Nigerian Centre for Disease Control shall, subject to any general or special directions of the Minister, be responsible for the administration of this Act.

“The Director-General may, subject to such conditions or restrictions as he thinks fit, appoint any public officer, an officer of any statutory body; or employee of a prescribed institution, to be a Health Officer for the purposes of this Act or any particular provision of this Act.

“The Director-General may require any person who is, or is suspected to be, a case or carrier or contact of an infectious disease to submit to a medical examination or medical treatment within or at such time, and at such place, as the Director-General may determine.

“The Director-General may order any person who is, or is suspected to be, a case or carrier or contact of an infectious disease to be detained and isolated in a hospital or other place for such period of time and subject to such conditions as the Director-General may determine”.

Another provision of the Bill that particularly generated serious condemnation is the power to order certain persons to undergo vaccination or other prophylaxis. It stated that:

“In an outbreak or a suspected outbreak of any infectious disease in any area in Nigeria, the Director-General may by order direct any person or class of persons not protected or vaccinated against the disease to undergo vaccination or other prophylaxis within such period as may be specified in the order”.

It was in the face of these heavy criticisms that Speaker of the House, Femi Gbajabiamila said the House will subject the Bill to a public hearing where Nigerians from all walks of life would be given the opportunity to contribute to the draft law.

“The Control of Infectious Diseases Bill will be put forward to a public hearing where stakeholder contributions will be sought to make improvements to the Bill before it is reviewed and debated by the Committee of the whole”, Gbajabiamila stated.

The House of Representatives appeared to be intolerant to opposition against the Bill as it had resolved to take legal action against an online media organisation for reporting that the leadership has collected $10 billion from Bill Gates to hasten the passage of the Bill.

Only last week, the House referred the spokesman of the Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere to the Police and the Department of State Security (DSS) for criminal investigation and to activate processes for requisite redress against Ikenga over the allegation of $10m bribe to pass the Control of Infectious Disease Bill.

The lawmakers while adopting the report of its ad-hoc committee on the matter chaired by Henry Nwawuba (Imo, PDP), said despite alleging that lawmakers collected the sum of $10 million to work on the Control of Infectious Diseases Bill, Ikenga failed to appear before the House Ad-hoc Committee to prove the claim

Vanguard
https://www.vanguardngr.com

The University of Ibadan (UI) has confirmed that Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki graduated from the institution in 1979 with a Second Class Honours (Lower Division).

This was confirmed in a statement by the university’s Registrar, Mrs Olubunmi Faluyi, who said that Godwin Nogheghase Obaseki, studied Classics.

The statement also revealed that the Governor gained admission to the university in 1976.
“Records of his admission and graduation are intact in the archives of the university.” the statement said.

You would recall that the All Progressive Congress, APC, had published details of Governor Obaseki and five other aspirants’ credentials, which showed that Obaseki had three credits in WASCE, a document that had been at the heart of controversies regarding his eligibility to secure a university admission, which required five credits.

Vanguard News Nigeria
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/06/ui-confirms-obaseki-graduated-from-the-institution-in-1979/

YOLO...... These figures are mind boggling


Mona calm down ..
This thing will go, the same way it came

WE GO DEY ALRIGHT LAS LAS




All those saying Obaseki is inflating figures in Edo state because of direct primary election.... as if he Is in charge of NCDC.

shay these other states with higher number of reported cases are also afraid of direct election..?

mtcheeeew ..... Educated Illiterates everywhere

heykims:
Don't act ignorant, I was only referring to Edo when I stated they may be generating untrue positive cases which is even just a speculation. Edo is peculiar because the governor is fighting for direct gubernatorial primary election not to hold, he can support this notion with high Covid-19 cases in the state that will discourage mass gathering. However, it is just a speculation.

speculations without proof .... don't you know you can be sued for that ?

SirWarlock:
Logic? Covid? On Nairaland? Gerrout . Don't you know 30 governors sat down and devised a means to make money

make money

did you see the last allocation?

and kogi and cross river don't like to make money too?

heykims:
The state is in charge of taking samples and sending it to the lab. A state can decide to deliberately be taking samples from already confirmed positive patients and send to the lab using different names.
Meanwhile NCDC doesn't even control the labs, they are owned by states. All NCDC does is to accredit labs and get feedback results from the labs.
In other words, states are in charge of corona, FG and NCDC only coordinates.

Those labs are manned and control by Ncdc personnel ... even tho it is by the state government.

is Lagos state and FCT also sending samples from already confirm cases too ?

mtcheeeew

heykims:
He sends samples

does all sample translate to positive result?

let's reason things before well talk na

pyyxxaro:
Obaseki just de increase the numbers steady



Obaseki calm down naa


Liverpool FC has returned back to winning ways (Salah, Firmino, Mane don score 40goals each )

Does Obaseki control NCDC?

It doesn't look like these figures will drop anytime soon.

but las las

psalm 91:1
He that dweleth in secret place of the most high, shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty

All this will end in court

Abia ...

the people of that state will not see this coming

Lagos has eventually soft pedal.

But Seriously,. When is this NCDC update going to end ?

ehyah it is well

OK ooo

We'll be victorious ... Someday Somehow

SirWarlock:
Well yes Nigeria has virtually gone back to normal. Opening of religious centres was unnecessary tbh. I agree Nigeria's covid response is uneven and self defeating. That and schools should be one of the last things given the situation on ground ie community transmission. So let's hope the religious congregants know what they are doing . The services can only hold for one hour and one way in another way out could help limit the spread . But for schools as per Nigeria, I don't see how any one is ready be it tertiary, secondary or primary. Going by NCDC stats the bulk of cases are people in the 31-40 age range. Schools can buck that trend.

it is well

dirtydiva:
And you think Nigeria will obey dat? The most stubborn & lawless black nation dats what we're. I m not in any way in support of lockdown but Nigerians are not helping matters at all

If they can open religious centres, why not schools

SirWarlock:
from getting to a certain population yes

in practical terms..... Is any state of the federation actually locked down?

People go about their daily activities regardless.
It's just those office places that government needs to pronounce open.... E.g schools

If they can open religious centres, why not schools

SirWarlock:
Yes the virus isnt going away anytime soon. But they still need to checkmate the spread. Open schools now and they become numerous hotspots nationwide.

has the closure reduced the spread?

omat20:
Coro curve no gree flat oo. E just dey strong every day. My Lagos! No hope.

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Curve flatten... ke
when they are yet to test 1% of the population

Which way Nigeria?
Here is the way to go...

They should ease the lockdown completely
Allow Students and pupils to go back to school
Allow businesses to resume
Allow market to return
Allow Religious centers to resume

#Allow life to resume in Nigeria

Then Comprehensively enforce the use of face mask and other safety precautions.
Because this virus is not going anywhere anytime soon. the Lockdown is not helping matters in any way.
The government is just killing our already fragile economy.



Have you noticed in recent times that Corona virus news doesn't make traffic on front page anymore?

More serious issues has taken over ..e. g

Rape ... JusticeForUwa

George Floyd.... I can't Breathe

Oshiomhole and Obaseki

etc

Nigerians has moved on from corona Virus.... the federal government should please do same.

we go dey alright Las Las

It is a ghen ghen Something

THESE FIGURES IN LAGOS SHA . ..... mind boggling


I am particular glad that this Corona virus in Africa did not turn out to what doom Sayers predicted it to be.

Nigerians are just catching Cruz even in the midst of the virus. ( Nigerians has been Settling Matter since yesterday). After all we Connor coman goan Kill ourselves.
Naija too sweet abeg...


BABA GOD NOR SHAME US LAS LAS

slyfox35:
Go specialist

Bros they're not closed.... the Hospital is functioning

slyfox35:
Edo state that I live in? Or another one,240 case!!
As I waka reach,e don still reach time wey I go take meet person wey know who contact covid 19
Healthcare centers that are closed in Benin,No medical personnel in our state hospital,got me wondering where the patients are isolated and who takes care of them.
May you not have malaria and be tested with a thermometer then diagnosed with covid 19 in Jesus name. Amen

Oga which Health care centers closed in Benin?

please stop feeding lies to the public... ah ah

Lagos the Epi-Centre
Always miles ahead of others

Today figures aren't that Scary like that of yesterday

Corona virus, just like Malaria has come to stay, the earlier we start learning to live with it, the better.

burgerpay1:
I need not to engage u in conversation.With ur outburst,it has clearly defined d kind of fool u are and also portrayed u to be someone of a bad parentage.What d Bleep warrant dis?

And what business had you with my post... Calling it copy and paste, without proper clarification?.

Bros relax, life nor too hard .
You be my guy