xcabczyxabczzzz:

What are you saying? In every country those that recover(discharge) are more than those that died from the virus.

Bring the data from any country that suggest otherwise.

ObafemiAwoIowo:
if they can maintain lockdown with enough palliatives to go round and sustain like most countries
then no problem
also rapid testing.


but if they cannot maintain the lockdown

then option 2 should be necessary and applied

Fogman:

We have more death

netpro:
With the rampaging pandemic not slowing down and many folks suffering under the pressure of hunger, there is a great debate on whether the lockdown should be lifted.

Option 1:
Maintain the lockdown, provide palliatives and increase testing and medical response.

Option 2:
Lift lockdown within the country, block international flights, enforce face masks, hand washing, use of hand sanitisers, etc. And let us battle it head long till there is a cure.

Which part of the debate are you?

fortran12:

Be ready to stay home for like 5 years. I will send post cards

babyfaceafrica:



Lockdown Nigeria for two more weeks and see maybe our death rate will not double.. You think hunger is smiling àbí.. Awawa boys is mailing àbí... Continue

izzou:
For me, I still support the LOCKDOWN for the next one month

Let us sacrifice this little time and see the curve flatten to a reasonable extent.

Nigerians sef are not helping. Stay at home, everyone is screaming hunger (which is true). But isn't it better to feel hunger, than see your loved ones die because of something without cure?

Face masks can be enforced, but it's difficult for Social distancing to be. From markets, to banks, to busstops, to churches, to everywhere....Only walking along Idumota or Obalende sef na wahala

If this lockdown is lifted, na God hand we dey. NCDC are already overburdened despite thelockdown. Imagine when it's lifted

This is a very big risk to be taken on Monday. God will see us through

Fogman:


Please go and recheck, 2 weeks back over 2000s died within 24hrs in US, did that same number recovered with that said time?

izzou:


Is it that you are enjoying this back and forth quotes, or you are deliberately forcing yourself not to understand me?

Now we are currently on lockdown
Is Iamgrey infected? No
If the lockdown is lifted, is it possible for him to be infected? Obviously yes

The reason why you are seeing increased numbers is because THEY HAVE INCREASED THE NUMBER OF TESTS. THEY HAVE INCREASED THE NUMBER OF TESTS. THEY HAVE INCREASED THE NUMBER OF TESTS. THEY HAVE INCREASED THE NUMBER OF TESTS

If you conduct a test for 1 million people today, you'll see an increased number. It just shows you that these are the infected ones, not necessarily that they caught it today

But if you remove the lockdown, it becomes more difficult to find them, and the infected ones(who don,t know) will keep spreading it.

I hope your next quote wont let us dwell on this anymore

isthatso:

I reckon end of 2021 but whatever it takes!!!

You have to be alive to send a postcard

Moji12:
My own contribution is ilustrated in the picture.

DaRuud:

Na because you get food that's why you are saying this .

There is hunger in the land and the palliatives isn't reaching most people

zimdante:
if the FG can pay every Nigeria citizen 20k at least monthly, I am for lockdown else let covid 19 do the killing instead of hunger.

izzou:


Okay bro

isthatso:
I am for lockdown but since it is clear NIgerians for whatever reason will not enforce the lockdown, Therefore reluctantly, I say open it up, let the pandemic run wild. *Let it prune out the dumb and let’s know who is left standing*

I am prepared to stay at home for as long as it takes. Nobody coming in nobody going out.

In any event our population has become more of a hinderance than an asset.

Asetime:

I commend your level of maturity. You have painstakingly expressed your own opinion and despite the attacks meted on you, you still counter with facts rather than insults or curses as most nairalanders are accustomed to.

I was shocked with they way they all insulted me.

The topic was about opinions.

Anyways, lesson learnt, and I now know monikers to avoid

JimCrane30:


Funnyman. What makes you think you won't be among the dumb to be prunned out by Covid-19.

Nigerians eh....they are so self-centered.
God help us

izzou:
For me, I still support the LOCKDOWN for the next one month

Let us sacrifice this little time and see the curve flatten to a reasonable extent.

Nigerians sef are not helping. Stay at home, everyone is screaming hunger (which is true). But isn't it better to feel hunger, than see your loved ones die because of something without cure?

Face masks can be enforced, but it's difficult for Social distancing to be. From markets, to banks, to busstops, to churches, to everywhere....Only walking along Idumota or Obalende sef na wahala

If this lockdown is lifted, na God hand we dey. NCDC are already overburdened despite thelockdown. Imagine when it's lifted

This is a very big risk to be taken on Monday. God will see us through

DaddyRochie1642:






Ogaeven in China, those that claimed to have recovered from the disease were still reported to be infected again by the disease... So obviously, the Lockdown has had no single Impact... Its Very Clear

Iamgrey5:
The lock down itself is a copy and paste idea from the Western world and it didn't work.

Lagos has moved from 66 cases within the lock down period to 600 + cases in four weeks with more cases waiting to be reported.

Coronavirus has moved from only 4 states to 27 states of the federation.

Majority of the African countries that paniced and copied the western world approach initially have now seen reasons to change their approach to accommodate their own realities.

Ghana, South Africa, Algeria etc amongst others.

Greizman:

What do you think would have happened of there was no lockdown?
With lockdown from 66 - 600. You have just justified the reason for lockdown. I can tell you if there was no lockdown, we would be nearing 100,000 cases by now. Look at America that have locked down since.. Its getting worse over there day by day.

izzou:
For me, I still support the LOCKDOWN for the next one month

Let us sacrifice this little time and see the curve flatten to a reasonable extent.

Nigerians sef are not helping. Stay at home, everyone is screaming hunger (which is true). But isn't it better to feel hunger, than see your loved ones die because of something without cure?

Face masks can be enforced, but it's difficult for Social distancing to be. From markets, to banks, to busstops, to churches, to everywhere....Only walking along Idumota or Obalende sef na wahala

If this lockdown is lifted, na God hand we dey. NCDC are already overburdened despite thelockdown. Imagine when it's lifted

This is a very big risk to be taken on Monday. God will see us through