dennisworld1:
It happened at obiaruku delta state

Yenefer:
Why? What is different about this week or next than the last 3. Give me specifics or I am going to start thinking you're just another fear mongerer. People have to eat. Not all of us have enough room in our houses for weeks worth of food. I don't understand this. What are they not telling us
To me it seems they add another week to this virus. I'm about ready to throw up my hands and cautiously start getting out of this isolation. There hasn't been at least 0.1 % of the population in Abuja that has gotten the virus.virus that have not killed upto 5 people and it's all over , bokoharam and herdsmen kills hundreds no one is shutting down.

STENON:
Why not collect the fufu and give him back his bike ? Nigeria Police and their entitlement SMH!!

CHIOMAEZEH:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DirI4DA-3dI

An elderly Nigerian man is left frustrated and confused; he used his bike to go buy fufu in a faraway market that he and his household will heat, only to be flagged down by the Nigerian police force.

His bike is then seized, and the police now demanded he departs with some money before his bike is released.

If the government is not providing us relief items, and we are not meant to go buy what to eat; is the lockdown an avenue to starve us to death?

Yenefer:
Why? What is different about this week or next than the last 3. Give me specifics or I am going to start thinking you're just another fear mongerer. People have to eat. Not all of us have enough room in our houses for weeks worth of food. I don't understand this. What are they not telling us
To me it seems they add another week to this virus. I'm about ready to throw up my hands and cautiously start getting out of this isolation. There hasn't been at least 0.1 % of the population in Abuja that has gotten the virus.

Yenefer:
Why? What is different about this week or next than the last 3. Give me specifics or I am going to start thinking you're just another fear mongerer. People have to eat. Not all of us have enough room in our houses for weeks worth of food. I don't understand this. What are they not telling us
To me it seems they add another week to this virus. I'm about ready to throw up my hands and cautiously start getting out of this isolation. There hasn't been at least 0.1 % of the population in Abuja that has gotten the virus.

GreatResearcher:
You're a cow. When I made thread telling the world to stock up their homes where were you? na now u want go buy food so you can enable the spread abi?


shoot anyone insight

undefeateds:

u are senseless bro,
where is the money to stock up the house, I wonder what u guys use to think, so if corona no kill person,u want hunger to kill them abi, stop defending nonsense, motherfucker

OSUigboFlatHead:

You see how foolish you are?

Buy food with what money?

Some workers have not received February salary (eg all goverment university lecturers)
Many other workers have not been paid last month too.
Aside that, which money will a conductor, pepper seller, hawkers etc will use to stock food?

Common sense is indeed not common.

Rapmoney:


Collect which fufu? Did they contribute one naira to the fufu?

GreatResearcher:
Shoot anyone insight. Stay at home una no hear

GreatResearcher:
Shoot anyone insight. Stay at home una no hear

GreatResearcher:
So as he was going out to buy the food, where did he get the money from?

Tpave:
That's too harsh. The man even displayed the akpu

CHIOMAEZEH:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DirI4DA-3dI

An elderly Nigerian man is left frustrated and confused; he used his bike to go buy fufu in a faraway market that he and his household will heat, only to be flagged down by the Nigerian police force.

His bike is then seized, and the police now demanded he departs with some money before his bike is released.

If the government is not providing us relief items, and we are not meant to go buy what to eat; is the lockdown an avenue to starve us to death?

GreatResearcher:
The man going out to buy, where did he get the money from? The conductor going out to buy food in order to enable the spread of the virus, where is he getting the money from?

CHIOMAEZEH:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DirI4DA-3dI

An elderly Nigerian man is left frustrated and confused; he used his bike to go buy fufu in a faraway market that he and his household will heat, only to be flagged down by the Nigerian police force.

His bike is then seized, and the police now demanded he departs with some money before his bike is released.

If the government is not providing us relief items, and we are not meant to go buy what to eat; is the lockdown an avenue to starve us to death?