StepTwo:
i think you may have missed my point. He attributed the the low that rate of Ghana to their hot weather condition, I was only wondering why it’s not so in the case of Kano

safarigirI:
NCDC agent spotted.
You lots would be exposed soon.
You have turned this scamdemic to a business venture

fareed69:


God bless you my brother.
They are even the suppose Educated people .
May the Lord save us.

chineds:
I am not surprised though. Many Lagosians now see covid19 as a scam and have not been adhering to laid down safety measures.

I entered a public transport today to Victoria Island and i could not believe my observations. The bus; a Danfo carried full capacity
and was able to pass two police checks. The driver only dropped tips for them and that was all.

But the scary one is that out of the 14 of us(including the driver and the conductor) only three of us were on nose masks. Even one of the passengers was advising me to connect my brain back and stop wearing the nonsense mask as corona is a scam that NCDC is using to cash out.

I just hope that the general attitude displayed by Lagosians on Covid-19 will not put us into a big mess.

Corona is real.. lets stay safe

Babatunde7109:


[Total Confirmed Cases (TCC); Total Recovered Cases (TRC); Total Death Cases (TDC); and, Total Active Cases (TAC)]

TCC = 17,735 | TRC = 5,967 | TDC = 469

To get TAC;

TCC - TRC + TDC

= 17,735 - (5,967 + 469)
= 17,735 - 6,436

TAC = 11,299


It's almost 4 months now, and our TAC is 11,299. Wow! That's mind-blowing.

From the time we had the first case in Nigeria, every single individual who believes in the existence of the virus, speculated on how the virus would spontaneously overwhelm Nigeria in few months to come. Now, the month of June, 2020, is moving towards an end and our TAC is currently pegged at 11,299. To some extent, with our undernourished healthcare systems, we have done really well. Considering the U.S. situation - where they have the best of the best healthcare systems but are still overwhelmed, soaked by the virus, we can really credit the situation here - in Nigeria.

With this feat, if the Nigerian government reconsiders another lockdown, then I can boldly say we have a clueless, selfish govt. (I have already been saying that lately though). I wonder, and ponder, on how long an irresponsible and irresponsive Nigerian government could keep its hungry, angry subjects on lockdown. Definitely not for long, because they don't have the empathy and generosity to fill the gabs - meeting the needs of their subjects to a bearable extent. When this can't be put in place by the govt, the subjects won't take 'lockdown' as a place - perhaps, a place of assured safety.

[Our income isn't what we really earn, but what we have after deducting spendings from what we earn. That's what defines what we really are.]

The govt can't continue to react on the spike in new cases alone, without giving due consideration to the number of recovered cases, and death. COVID-19 isn't a death sentence, and I don't think it should be treated as such. Reconsidering another lockdown in the country is a typical fact of making the virus seem like a death sentence. Lockdown is really not a solution, but a problem to complement another problem. Lockdown is never a solution, the plan to move on (with the virus) is.



In a fierce war, if you hide and still get killed, what's your gain?

Poloyanabo2:
I have doubts on the number of fatalities,
Our neighbours ghana with close to 13,000 cases recorded only 66 deaths while we're counting close to 500 deaths with 17,700 cases?
Something is wrong somewhere but time shall tell!

abobote:
With that your 2G phone

medTechworld:
Lol! Fabricated statistics. May God help us in this country...

medTechworld:
Lol! Fabricated statistics. May God help us in this country...

AKzee:

Facemask causes mouth odour and dizziness.

mignone:
Nonsense! Wọ́n tún dé o, àwọn onírọ́ ayé.

MansoryMX:


Ghana weather is way hotter than ours. I think climate plays a major role in how this virus works.

K4daniel:
This virus refuses to stop for once..is there something we are not getting right?.Numbers of death and cases kept rising even from lock dowñ to gradual reopening, no day of rest.

My thought goes to the teachers who are the most affected at home, may God keep and sustain them.

This too shall pass Ijn.

chineds:
I am not surprised though. Many Lagosians now see covid19 as a scam and have not been adhering to laid down safety measures.

I entered a public transport today to Victoria Island and i could not believe my observations. The bus; a Danfo carried full capacity
and was able to pass two police checks. The driver only dropped tips for them and that was all.

But the scary one is that out of the 14 of us(including the driver and the conductor) only three of us were on nose masks. Even one of the passengers was advising me to connect my brain back and stop wearing the nonsense mask as corona is a scam that NCDC is using to cash out.

I just hope that the general attitude displayed by Lagosians on Covid-19 will not put us into a big mess.

Corona is real.. lets stay safe

joshmee4real:
What happened to the Covid-19 cure we got from Madagascar. Has it been looted?. I don't understand anything again in Nigeria

LabuleofNigeria:


Everyone knows that Corona is real and do exist, but the THRUTH is that it is damn OVERATED in Nigeria.
The figures & media reality is far from the actual physical reality.

Dont dull yourself for too long.

Observer131:
Dexamethasone has been approved by WHO so corona is a done deal.

ceejayluv:

It's actually underrated because we've not even tested 0.5 percent of the population. UAE by contrast tested 30 percent of their population.

somadinho10:
that means that the madagascar drug no too work

Melaninprincess:
These numbers shock me. With what some government and even the private sector are doing. FCMB especially keeps enlightening me via mails to stay safe.