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Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Xisnin(m): 1:29pm On May 15, 2020 |
luluman:Oh! I was not informed of your universal rule on language. 2 Likes |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by MuchAdo: 1:35pm On May 15, 2020 |
Xisnin: What is your point My point is that Nigeria is not at risk from Coronavirus like countries abroad are. If it could do worse, it could have since done it. Coronavirus is NOT for Africa! Hallelujah!! Only African countries who have been seriously exposed to the virus currently have less than 1,000 deaths... It is no coincidence!!! Statistics is NOT always correct!!! Enough testing for a country like Nigeria should be at least 10% of the population or 10% of the population of the epicentre. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Mindofhisown: 1:48pm On May 15, 2020 |
For the first question, Abba Kyari could have died of any other ailment not related to covid-19 yet ncdc will tag it so thereby classifying its cause of death. I'm not saying the existence of corona virus is false. After all the symptoms with covid-19 are not peculiar with it alone. Fever has similar symptoms. He was a diabetics at the time he passed on. For the second question, are you not aware of what transpired in Tanzania were pawpaw and goat tested positive to covid-19. Similar results could have taken place with his family members. Don't forget he is a media magnet whom must have been privy to classified information about the whole charade going on. Then he decided to plot decoy knowing fully well ncdc might fall for it so as to make it more sensational of covid-19 being a public in the society. For your third question, for crying out loud everyone can be on the same political platform. With that and along with objective mindedness, there will be checks and balances. Everything stands to be questioned in life with the exception of God almighty for we theist. Dokpesi said he is going to the isolation centre and hoped to be back in two weeks time by God's grace. Immediately I read that, I told a friend that he is going for investigative journalism. As far as I am concerned he is mincing words. Besides I don't need to be told that some highly placed personalities are cashing out seriously. How come fed govt wants feed invincible school children with over 13.5 billion naira. What is your thought about that? Obviously a conduit pipe to siphon our collective patrimony. People will put up an argument that the fed and state govt are loosing revenue due to lockdown. Do you know that the money being spent on covid-19 related issues will be difficult to probe because it is domiciled in miscellaneous accounts. 1. If it's scamdemic, then, what killed Abba Kyari? 2. If it's malaria, why is it highly contagious and vulnerably transmitted? 3. LEST WE FORGET, DOKPESI IS STILL A MEDIA TYCOON WHOSE MOUTHPIECE IS OF PDP. Hope he is not playing politics of hate towards the current administration in favour of his dead and buried party hoping to be resurrected?? Nigerians, think well! I can never trust this Benin con man whose belly is his master. He might put the nation into perpetual darkness of discord, chaos, and negative criticisms with his statement because of his selfish interest against the current administration. Using the zombie masses as the war fronts and shield against the current administration.[/quote] 1 Like |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Correcto: 1:55pm On May 15, 2020 |
You didn't watch the video but if you did, then you have mental issues. Your stupidity is epic. He said his concern as a survivor of Corona Virus. I am sure you have not been to the isolation center but you are ranting here. There is no crime in stating a concern about a disease or proces. Mumu!! Proudlyngwa: |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Reptyle(m): 1:55pm On May 15, 2020 |
adadike: But how is this your claim possible? The test for Covid is through swab samples collected from the nasal tract. The test for malaria is through blood samples. The reagents used for both tests are different. Covid-19 is a virus while malaria is caused by a single-cell parasite. So how can a test for malaria reveal that you have Covid-19 and vice-versa? Has the malaria parasite which is restricted to the blood began to manifest in the nasal tract? This is just simple logic really. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Lamiri(m): 1:56pm On May 15, 2020 |
latestsportsnew:SCAMCCINE 1 Like |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Correcto: 1:58pm On May 15, 2020 |
Covid19 is promoted as far deadly than what it is actually. At a point it was like corpses will be littered everywhere. Covid19 is real but that of Nigeria is playing out like a script. If you have a friend who is a lab scientist in the frontline anywhere in world, tell him or her to educate you on what they actually testing. allthingsgood: 1 Like |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Junior66(m): 2:03pm On May 15, 2020 |
teejet:who told you no one is dying from malaria anymore? |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Proudlyngwa(m): 2:07pm On May 15, 2020 |
Correcto:Like I said you, Dokpesi and those of you supporting him don't have sense. The sensitivity of this issue does not warrant it to be cremated to any issue, bearing in mind a lot of you don't know anything. Dolorous should thank God, he was identified positive, taken good care of by patriotic professionals and declared negative, not everyone was lucky, this is not the time for someone of his caliber to raise useless questions to a public that is looking for whom to mislead them. He should be rewarding the health sector with encouragements and not demoralizing them by even talking about malaria in relation to coronavirus at this point in time. Although I doubt you will undoubtedly what I wrote |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by stunning4real: 2:10pm On May 15, 2020 |
Xisnin:honestly he's a big fool. He should have been left unattended to then he will be able to differentiate if it's malaria or covid19 1 Like |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by byinks(f): 2:10pm On May 15, 2020 |
wewe1: Something worse than the so called COVID is coming but the problem is the politicians will still attribute it to COVID |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by fadamekus(m): 2:10pm On May 15, 2020 |
Their is nothing like covid-19 in Nigeria our politicians are all scamming us 1 Like |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Kennydoc(m): 2:13pm On May 15, 2020 |
adadike: How do you know this? Have you or any member of your family ever had COVID-19? There are over 1-2m confirmed cases in Europe. Did they also have malaria? |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by allthingsgood: 2:13pm On May 15, 2020 |
Correcto: But bodies are actually being littered in the streets. Just cos africa doesnt have high numbers (for some unknown reason) doesnt mean the disease is a joke. Of course its possible that the numbers of death may not be exact (cos its very difficult to tell the actual cause of death during this emergency), but still fact is coronavirus kills and shouldnt be treated with levity. Its like HIV which in itself isnt a death sentence, but can compromise your immune allowing any other ailment to kill u. I honestly dont know what your own lab scientists are diagnosing tho. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by EgusiShankly: 2:20pm On May 15, 2020 |
NaijaRoyalty:very correct |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by wiseoneking: 2:36pm On May 15, 2020 |
Xisnin:But this fool you called your papa age mate, does it really make you wiser than your right up? |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Correcto: 2:46pm On May 15, 2020 |
Littered in the street of Nigeria? Please where so I can call to verify it? If you don't have a friend who is in the frontline, then forget it. You must know everything after all. allthingsgood: |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Saintinoo(m): 2:48pm On May 15, 2020 |
Xisnin:So what is your point now, he asked a question, why malaira patients are being admitted as covid-19 patient. I believe what ever exposure you have, mr AIT is more exposed than you, it's left for Nigerians to ask questions and demand for answers. 1 Like |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Correcto: 2:48pm On May 15, 2020 |
You are plain stupid. There is no wrong with raising a concern, provided you don't accuse anyone without clear evidence. Stop being stupid emotional about things. Proudlyngwa: |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by onobire(m): 2:52pm On May 15, 2020 |
Wolgrace:just read watin you write again and look if e make sense |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Xclusivedaniel6(m): 2:59pm On May 15, 2020 |
Aystarz: I don't like talking about this government atall |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Nobody: 3:00pm On May 15, 2020 |
onobire: Is that what you have to say after reading it?? |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Nobody: 3:01pm On May 15, 2020 |
EjaikreTheViper:Absolutely, you have nothing to say when trapped by antics... |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Xisnin(m): 3:02pm On May 15, 2020 |
Saintinoo:He didn't ask a question. He made a claim that malaria patients are being admitted even though the fool should have known that diseases don't queue up for one to leave before another can come in. Of course, he is very exposed to bankrupting companies, looting, and hijacking contracts he will never execute. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Nobody: 3:04pm On May 15, 2020 |
newisd75: Lassa fever? I off my hat for you.. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by stieyven(m): 3:09pm On May 15, 2020 |
NaijaRoyalty:He who calls another a fool shall be in danger of hell. Matthew 5 :22 |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by smileyoo: 3:20pm On May 15, 2020 |
LibertyRep:lol. you don't know the type of people ruling you. mercy is never in their dictionary. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by nedekid: 3:24pm On May 15, 2020 |
Xisnin:Raymond dokpesi is just another fool? Wow! |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by akdjr(m): 3:25pm On May 15, 2020 |
Though I am not a medical expert but those COVID19 cases are questionable. Fever patients are now been recorded as COVID19. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by Xisnin(m): 3:28pm On May 15, 2020 |
nedekid:What's so surprising? Looting national wealth doesn't require much intelligence. |
Re: Raymond Dokpesi: When Did Malaria Become Synonymous With COVID-19? by kadiri3(m): 3:32pm On May 15, 2020 |
WaffenSS:Bros coro is scam everywhere in the world 1 Like |
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