cRobo:
Traveling to a remote village for self isolation to be back in two year time, maybe by then human race would have been wiped out

bye, nice knowing you all


I won't say a word

mvem:
drop the link

Cynergy:
Mr Thomas here is the link https://m.guardian.ng/news/nigerian-found-dead-in-his-italy-home-after-high-fever/

Cynergy:
Mr Thomas here is the link https://m.guardian.ng/news/nigerian-found-dead-in-his-italy-home-after-high-fever/

mvem:
don't be ignorant.Lagos is the gateway to Nigeria.More that 50% of international flights come through Lagos then followed by Abuja. So it is obvious and normal that the gateways to the country that's Lagos and Abuja should be far more prepared because it is only through these routes the virus can enter mainland Nigeria

popez:


Have you checked the death rate in Italy? There are suggestions out there that China wasn't releasing the right statistics. And there's also the issue of long term/ permanent lungs damage, do you know about that?

1zynnvn:
this virus no dey as deadly as people dey make am look oo. The fear of am fit to give people heart attack join.

Ladiesdoctor:
For goodness sake, Nigeria should close its international flights route.

easyfem:
lessa fever , corona and many more .............. what is going on in the world ?

Imarnuel08:
This is how it started with Italy and other hard hit countries. Are we going to learn from their experience? Why isn't the government talking of preparedness? Toll free emergency lines, safe isolation centers, safety gear for medical personnel, testing kits and face masks.
Must the virus spread beyond containment before we get sense?

1zynnvn:
this virus no dey as deadly as people dey make am look oo. The fear of am fit to give people heart attack join.

iCauseTrouble:
Thanks to Corona. Buhari now stays in his country instead of gallivanting around.
He now attends Argungu Fishing Festival instead of UK medical Tour

NkemChukwudi:
Oga governor, if they are non indegenes please send them back to their state of origin shsrp sharp!

Most especially the yam legged lot from the chest beating Fulani-fearing cowards from potopoto enclave!

Lzaa immhotep

cRobo:
Traveling to a remote village for self isolation to be back in two year time, maybe by then human race would have been wiped out

bye, nice knowing you all


I won't say a word

collins88:
To God Almighty... Please help us and forgive us of our wrong doings,for we don't knows what we are doing, please grant us your Children peace in our heart, joy in our soul and a change spirit, so things don't fall apart. Please grant to us your Children the wisdom and understanding to discover a cure for this unseen illness knows as Covid-19, because is a treat to mankind and everything we stand for. As we speak some are dying of it and other of various diseases which we are yet to discover a cure for. Please don't turn your face against us. We need you now more than ever... Thank you God Almighty for you'll do it again... Amen...

NkemChukwudi:
Oga governor, if they are non indegenes please send them back to their state of origin shsrp sharp!

Most especially the yam legged lot from the chest beating Fulani-fearing cowards from potopoto enclave!

Lzaa imhotep

NkemChukwudi:
Oga governor, if they are non indegenes please send them back to their state of origin shsrp sharp!
Most especially the yam legged lot from the chest beating Fulani-fearing cowards from potopoto enclave!
Lzaa immhotep

Mediarero:
Over 1,000 beggars on Tuesday blocked the entrance of the Lagos State House of Assembly and the Governor’s Office to protest undue harassment and arrest by officials of the state government.

The beggars, who came in over 10 buses and seven tricycles barricaded the entrance to the Assembly and demanded that Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu addressed them, saying that they would sleep on the road if the governor did not come out.

Despite plea by government officials telling them that the governor was not around, they refused to bend and vowed to remain there until they were seen by the governor.

The protesters were armed with placards, some of which read: “Enough is enough, stop the persecution of people with disabilities,” “Save the waterfront, enforced conviction, we demand justice,”If you don’t want to see us begging on the streets, give us skills and empowerment,” “Seeing beggars all over our streets and roads is the failure of the system” and “We are tired of running without legs or eyes, give us skills and empowerment.”

The beggars were chanting ‘Allahu Akbar’ intermittently and dared the police to harass them.

A cross section of the protesters

Spokesperson of the beggars and Coordinator, Physically Challenged Empowerment Initiatives, PCEI, Mohammed Zanna, said in 2017, they protested in Alausa and refused to leave, but that many of them were arrested and taken to Majidun, which he described as a prison where they were ill-treated and manhandled by government officials.

He said without making provision, government would make laws to arrest the beggars and dumped them at Majidun, as some of them had died in the hospital and in detention.

According to him, some of the beggars had been able to purchase tricycles to do their businesses, but that now that the government had banned them, their situation had been made difficult, saying that people were now trekking from bus stops to their destinations and that some of the physically challenged among them did not have means of transportation


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modsfucker:
New pictures have emerged of the former emir of Kano, Sanusi at his new residence in Lagos.



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