Oh, my Nigeria, why must our case always be different?

It's all about our attitude, the truth of the matter is that we don't have the money,the workforce,the infrastructure to admit all covid19 patients. Patients with mild symptoms will be isolated at home or hotels, leaving the moderate to serious cases for hospitals. Our only hope is to rely on herd immunity since we were unable to contain the outbreak due to our attitude.

Ishilove:
Oh, my Nigeria, why must our case always be different?

Is your Nigeria case really that different?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52483279

SoNature:


You are even dumber because you didn't suggest any better alternative

People like are the crop of people in APC - you think leadership is easy

Anyways, this move clearly paints the worrisome picture of a country whose health system is gradually getting overwhelmed.

I just hope I am wrong

And suggesting my better alternatives with change their ideology n believes.. We voted them, we believed they had a motive, we followed the promises n manifestos to help the gain that seat, so if they derail from their original purpose i cant support them..calling m name shows how sympathetic u are not to your heart, but to you ego

dirtydiva:
In developed country's, you self isolate while dey attend to you. Its bn done in America and Europe OK. Average Nigerian man fight off coronavirus after bn administered with some relief drugs and the immune system finish the lest

In developed countries you say not in Africa.......I was talking about Africa.......Nigeria to be precise

ursullalinda:




In developed countries you say not in Africa.......I was talking about Africa.......Nigeria to be precise

Same should be applicable since we are short of beds and space for new confirmed cases, just give them them the medication and let their immune system do the lest since no vaccine is on ground. Only those whose case is severe should be sent to ICU for proper attention

dirtydiva:
Same should be applicable since we are short of beds and space for new confirmed cases, just give them them the medication and let their immune system do the lest since no vaccine is on ground. Only those whose case is severe should be sent to ICU for proper attention

My question is what if the person lives in face me I slap?...... that is the question.......what of Almajiris?.......We should be practical in rendering solutions not copying oyibo's verbatim.

ursullalinda:



My question if the person lives in face me I slap that is the question.......what of Almajiris?.......We should be practical in rendering solutions not copying oyibo's verbatim.

Oyibo man immune system is not ad strong as we dats Y most of the covid-19 patients survive without ventilators and our immune system strong to fight it off if bn administered with immune booster or immunodulator drugs.
Secondly total capacity of isolation centers cannot hold the number of confirmed cases coming in like inec collation centre as some States dont have the capacity or rather hv squandered their savings if they have any

[quote author=dirtydiva post=89054814]Oyibo man immune system is not ad strong as we dats Y most of the covid-19 patients survive without ventilators and our immune system strong to fight it off if bn administered with immune booster or immunodulator drugs.
Secondly total capacity of isolation centers cannot hold the number of confirmed cases coming in like inec collation centre as some States dont have the capacity or rather hv squandered their savings if they have any[/quote





Still haven't answered my question.......sending an infected person to a populated environment is very risky and will double the wahala @ hand.......my question is .........Is that a good option?.......why not look for other alternatives like churches and mosques......at least they will be together and monitored

[quote author=ursullalinda post=89055069][/quote]Ok since you're not gonna calm down, what did you suggest the govt do in a case of filled up centres?

this counry is a joke. what did you learn from China how they managed theirs? they built makeshift hospitals within a week, locked down and all hands were desks to fight the virus. up till now I have not seen any reasonable thing this govt has done with all the donations from within and outside the country. are they waiting for the virus to wipe away the population of Nigerians before they will build emergency hospitals to accommodate the growing number cases? what are usefulness of Chinese doctors imported to the country to share experiences and that they have? things are really really getting messy in this country.

dirtydiva:
Ok since you're not gonna calm down, what did you suggest the govt do in a case of filled up centres?

Read my last reply I gave suggestions there......we can use churches and mosques........even government secondary schools but at least they will be together and monitored........Good morning and have a wonderful day.

Just speechless

Talk Don dey change...

dirtydiva:
Same should be applicable since we are short of beds and space for new confirmed cases, just give them them the medication and let their immune system do the lest since no vaccine is on ground. Only those whose case is severe should be sent to ICU for proper attention

I guess you seem to under-estimate what you're saying.

Racoon:
I guess you seem to under-estimate what you're saying.

I m not under estimating my words, its a standard procedure but Nigerians will choose otherwise

There is no doubt that home treatment for Covid-19 patients will take resources away from Hospitals and treatment Centers.

But I think it is being done already. British PM was treated at home until his situation got worse. He must have been treated with a combination of experimental drugs at the hospital.

There was also a suggestion of hotel treatment in the US. I have a feeling El Rufai was treated at (some) home.

So it is not that it has never been done.