Stand Still dnt shake for they that call upon the name of the lord shall b save.

Ok

mannasseh:
Searching for Anambra

Descortes:
For me to be first to comment, it means people have given up on this livescore

Wowww...

So, are you underrating yourself that you can't be the first to comment?

Investnow2017:
One of the remarkable wonders of the world is how this pandemic became ineffectual in West Africa, especially in Nigeria, contrary to the apparent fears of many.
This should be a subject of intense research. The explanations that have been proffered this far are indeed not the answer.

Who told you it's ineffective? So because Nigeria has failed abysmally at testing the virus isn't infecting Nigerians? Do you think it's the testing that causes the virus or something?

21602 tested in a single day in Nigeria! ironi. that number must b a mistake

Over 21k test

I disagree
Person purposely added 2 in front.

Houseofglam7:

Icon4s:
The Curve has been flattened

which curve?

Up plateau state!! we are moving ahead.��. But pleases let's adhere to laid down rules by Governenet.

O boy Lagos no want gree another take over.

0k

mannasseh:
Searching for Anambra state

Anambra FC is currently religated.
They are now working hard to rejoin the professional league.

Brunicekid:
Wowww...

So, are you underrating yourself that you can't be the first to comment?

what's special about nairaland first to comment ? Na award?

Passionate888:
Buhari sef

wetin come bring buhari inside this one?

The number of daily discharge dey baffle me.what are they using?

omohayek:

Who told you it's ineffective? So because Nigeria has failed abysmally at testing the virus isn't infecting Nigerians? Do you think it's the testing that causes the virus or something?

Yes testing is extremely and comparably low, but mortality records are few and far between. If we think the mortality rate is higher, there are yet no informal reports of 'strange' deaths. So it can be said to be comparably ineffectual. Accelerated testing can capture more infected persons no doubt but does not translate to increased mortality. Ghana has carried out more tests than Nigeria but their fatality records are significantly lower than that of Nigeria. Compared to countries in the Americas, Nigeria's experience falls within the spectrum of a pandemic which has become ineffectual in our sphere.
If you have a different twist to this reality, you can come forward with it.

zenith5:
wetin come bring buhari inside this one?

You no go understand

Cross River doing everything possible 2 avoid relegation.

OiOi:

Benefit

Investnow2017:

Yes testing is extremely and comparably low, but mortality records are few and far between. If we think the mortality rate is higher, there are yet no informal reports of 'strange' deaths. So it can be said to be comparably ineffectual. Accelerated testing can capture more infected persons no doubt but does not translate to increased mortality. Ghana has carried out more tests than Nigeria but their fatality records are significantly lower than that of Nigeria. Compared to countries in the Americas, Nigeria's experience falls within the spectrum of a pandemic which has become ineffectual in our sphere.
If you have a different twist to this reality, you can come forward with it.

Without good and timely statistics on deaths - something Nigeria certainly doesn't have - how do you know whether or not the virus is causing excess mortality, and what the scope of that might be? Keeping track of COVID-related deaths has proved difficult even in advanced countries with good record-keeping, so why would you believe a semi-failed state like Nigeria, which can't even keep up with Cameroon and Ghana in testing, would have numbers worth looking at? If large numbers of older people die a few years earlier in the slums of Nigerian cities or in the villages without roads and electricity, how would you know about it?

Positivity rates running above 20% cannot represent anything other than massive undertesting, and even in the USA where the virus is currently running rampant, we are not seeing anything close to the proportion of "big men" testing positive that we are seeing in Nigeria right now: last I checked, only 1 of 50 US governors has been reported as testing positive. That so many Nigerian governors, senators and ministers have tested positive is extremely strong evidence for widespread COVID prevalence, and if there were anything special about Nigeria's climate or the people that prevents COVID from killing large numbers of people, we would not be seeing black Americans in the hot and humid south dying like crazy from the disease. Nigeria's seeming "good luck" is nothing more than atrocious testing and record-keeping that encourages a "see no evil" mentality.

I would like nothing more than to believe that Nigeria has been magically spared of the worst of the effects of this virus, but I'm also aware that wishing problems away isn't an effective way of dealing with them (just ask Donald Trump). Without massively scaled up, timely testing, this virus will kill a lot of Nigerians whose deaths will be quite real to their families and friends even if the necessary statistics are never collected and published.

Oh

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