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Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Digmygold: 3:10pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
callmeVIBRANT: Jesus Christ fasted for 40 days and 40 nights. Why not try to emulate him? Its a phase that will.pass. ENDURE. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Legendguru: 3:17pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
thats their business, i resume on monday, enough is enough |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by MrNipplesLover(m): 3:46pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Lockdown that would be lifted automatically when people can't bear with the hunger anymore. you idiotic propagandists won't feel it cos y'all are thieves that have loaded and stocked your bank accounts and food stores, while you leave the poor to be dealing with hunger indoors. if your Muhammediot Buhari can't do the needful, y'all will put this country is danger cos people will definitely unlock the lockdown. share money to all the citizens. let the food go round without you thieves cutting your own and telling lies in public. na Ogun go kill Lie Muhammed for his hypocrisy. if you provide people with the needed stuff, why won't they enjoy the lockdown in peace? stupid liars. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Nelz77: 4:04pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
lordthree:ur analysis is apt. Don’t t mind fellow Nigerians. U can now see why the country is in such a mess cos nobody wants to make d least of sacrifices for a better tomorrow. The average Nigerian is all bout here and now baffonry mindset. If the government dares lift d Luckdown and the inevitable happens especially if the numbers are overwhelming like we have in Kano State now, u’ll see this same people shouting that their own is Finished and Government has abandoned them. Nobody will remember this trash about Honger again. How did some people survive d Nigeria Civil War as their conditions were by far worse than just sit at home. 1 Like |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by DEADALIVE: 4:12pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
lordthree:The simple truth is you and i need hope and assurance... If there is lockdown or no lockdown the government should give us projection on how they seem to tackle the covid19 with our economy crumbling with a rapid velocity. I would recommend no more lockdown while i expect the government as of now should have built an effective monitoring team in every ward like they do in election and again try to install at least a testing center or isolation center say within two months.....yes we all understand that there is no money so it can be voluntary for the first month with assurance to commence payment subsequent months whilst we comply strictly to the law as the economy moves gradually Most definetly the covid19 is also being studied along as other solutions will be coming pending when vaccine is produced. If i said it was achievable without rough edges then i lied...Nigerians are the most difficult set of people to rule because we are civilised in the reversed order. Lastly "no army can stop the idea of now!" To achieve this "greed and corruption must be limited to the benefit of the people and not individual consumption " Thank you |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Jostoman: 4:17pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Nigeriawarlord:which palliative? oga don't let me swear for you o |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by letitrainnow(m): 4:17pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Nawa |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Yampotatocarrot(m): 5:33pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
delpee: Considering that no help is being rendered to those staying at home, do you then think it's still feasible to continue with the lockdown? Look at it this way, lockdown then assist people in meeting their needs = people staying home without complaining In this case, there is lockdown, but at the same time people are hungry and broke. If you ask the government, they'll tell you they can't provide for the needs of everyone. Isn't it then sane to ease the lockdown? I agree with NGF's position, and I actually think that's the step that Buhari will announce next week |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Yampotatocarrot(m): 5:39pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Ricchcream: If I may ask, considering that the virus has no known cure and even those that tested negative have been known to test positive again, how long then should the lockdown last? If you say "till significant number of people are tested", my question becomes at what ratio will the number of people become "significant", as against the Nigerian population? |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Yampotatocarrot(m): 5:49pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
lordthree: If palliatives were being distributed, NO ONE will complain about the lockdown, people will even prefer it extends till December (who no like better thing) But now that there is no palliative, and the government doesn't seem to be ready to do that, will you still suggest that the lockdown be extended? 1 Like |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Chiemecharles7: 6:00pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
that NCDC director is a useless and heartless human being for saying that rubbish... you asked people to have patient and stay at home to ensure sefe environment but you didn't advice your cohorts to give people food to stay at home you're a foolish man |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Nobody: 6:30pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Yampotatocarrot:There are so many factors involved. No one can come outside and beat his chest for now, IMHO. Some experts suggest that life can “return to normal” only when 60%–80% of the population is resistant to Covid-19, either because they’ve had it and developed immunity or because of a vaccine. That might take years, and minding how densely packed Nigera's population is, the earlier and more drastic the measures, the quicker the outbreak is controlled. Implying that, the more people that do this lockdown and social distancing thing very strictly, the fewer cases we will have, and the more quickly we could potentially relax these measures. But look around, is the Nigerian populace really cooperating? Akeredolu recently shared a tweet concerning a police officer from Lagos. It's there on front page. Traders are trying to smuggle themselves into and out of states, it's there on front page. People in Mushin and Okoko still flood the streets, you can go there and see things for yourself. The most worrisome is the report from states like Kano, where the government's body language reeks nonchalance. As for your second question, As many as possible, after determining the areas where the virus has hit the most, and zeroing in on them. When does it become significant? It becomes significant when the number of new cases in said areas becomes close to zilch, over a period of time . Nigeria is not doing enough in this regard. Testing has to be more aggressive. Else, lockdown go tey. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Yampotatocarrot(m): 6:57pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Ricchcream: I completely agree with your point of view IN AN IDEAL SITUATION Looking at the current situation in Nigeria and the number of testings being done vis-a-vis the population, then you know there is a problem. If at this rate, we've tested just few cases, it means it'll take us probably two more months before we get to the 100,000 testing mark. Will the nation have to be on lockdown till then? If yes, the more pertinent question becomes, how will the citizens survive? Test kits are being donated in their thousands, NCDC and Lagos state are saying they've gotten enough volunteers, then what exactly is stopping the massive testing. We can't keep following the same approach and expecting a different result. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by padagud: 7:29pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Nobody: 7:31pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Yampotatocarrot:Ok, so what approach do you have in mind? |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Yampotatocarrot(m): 7:34pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Ricchcream: There is a thread on front page about the recommendation being put forward by the governors forum for relaxing the lockdown. I believe that's the best we can work with for now. While we hope NCDC gets their act right and keep on with testing |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Nobody: 7:44pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Yampotatocarrot:I can't find it. What did they say they would do to put the spread in check? |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Edosao: 9:42pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
We are tired o what aught to be done should be done fast |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Gamelord007: 10:52pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
This guy is sure of receiving his monthly salary . But what about those who are self employed or into one business or the other ? |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Yampotatocarrot(m): 11:31pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
Ricchcream: Okay, this is it https://www.nairaland.com/5815752/covid-19-governors-give-buhari-conditions |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by ericmor: 2:56am On Apr 26, 2020 |
Learn skill for inside lock down? |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Nobody: 7:53am On Apr 26, 2020 |
Yampotatocarrot:Thanks. I like the suggestion. We have to learn to live with it. They should however get more isolation spaces, mass graves, and facilities for cremation ready though, just in case the thing rebounds and people start dropping dead like chicken with influenza. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by xelly: 8:09am On Apr 26, 2020 |
This title "Doctor, Prof" should be forbidden for Nigerians as they are not qualified to have such. We often wait to copy what the white pass down to us. If they conclude tomorrow that coronavirus came from Nigeria but was undictated, that stands and you will see fools sharing such knowledge as presentation in fora talking like they are educated. Lazy people often taking advantages of others. NCDC boss, come and stay indoor without food, electricity for a week let's know if you won't advocate for a better way to manage covid 19. We failed to curtail this from the initial time and can't continue to prevent the spread by placing lockdown. We have to try social distancing and the use of face mask. Extending the lockdown means that even if in the next 2 weeks we are yet to get to a certain level we extend again. That is total rubbish. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Yampotatocarrot(m): 10:18am On Apr 26, 2020 |
Ricchcream: Yes, Sir. You are correct. Looking at a mortality rate of about 4%, it implies that it's most likely something most people will have and recover from. The fact that the lockdown is eased shouldn't stop NCDC and other health agencies from continuing their work, as you rightly said. I pray we get it right. 1 Like |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by kunletexs: 11:50am On Apr 26, 2020 |
Don't think it for once that these idiots are doing it for the love of the masses. NOPE. They are making money heavily and codely too. Moreover it just to show international eyes say their donation is working. Open economy joo. You are putting people on lock down but no serious palliative on their part. How many years you want to pay the 11million poorest in Nigeria? 20 years. Very useless and clueless nation. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Nobody: 1:39pm On Apr 26, 2020 |
Yampotatocarrot:Same here, sir. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by KingNom(m): 1:51pm On Apr 26, 2020 |
Do you know you are to live forever, even after putting off your body (i.e death)? A Human being is actually a spirit residing in a body. Dead body means the person inside (who is a spirit) has left, to meet God for his/her just reward. To get set for Now and when you will leave your body; Please accept Jesus into Your Heart as Lord and Saviour TODAY and live for Him! You are not promised tomorrow! There's no other Perfect sacrifice for Your sin (they must be paid for before the God Almighty of Justice) Acts 4:12 Adam's sin, which you inherited through bloodline and your sins, have been fully paid for by God's Eternal Word who became a man, Jesus and died in your place (God's mercy) John 3:16 PLEASE SAY: Dear Loving God, I accept Jesus into my heart as Lord and Saviour TODAY! Thank You for washing my sins away and lovingly making me brand new, your child in Jesus Name, Amen! (Romans 10:9-10, John 1:12-14) CONGRATULATIONS! You are now a Righteous Child of God! Kindly get and study the Bible and rhapsody of realities regularly. (1Peter 2:1-4) Please message me for more information. God Bless You !  |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by promotervickky(m): 10:26pm On Apr 28, 2020 |
drakeskull: Is there anyway we can apprehend him for questioning? Furnish us with the house location |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by edoairways: 10:33pm On Apr 28, 2020 |
Digmygold:He is he Jesus? |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Digmygold: 11:11pm On Apr 28, 2020 |
edoairways: Strive to be like Jesus. It doesn't hurt. |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by edoairways: 11:34pm On Apr 28, 2020 |
Digmygold:By fasting huh? It is rare to stay without food and water for 40 days |
Re: Why NCDC Doesn’t Want To Lift The Lockdown by Digmygold: 11:51pm On Apr 28, 2020 |
edoairways: It is doable. You want to see dead people on the streets first before you understand it can be done? |
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