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Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by DrDoc: 10:27am On Jan 10 |
Lagos state needs to have its acts right. The state should not be very proative about raising down buildings in the name of developments and urban renewal and relegate health conditions of the residents. At Allen Junction, just at the bus stop imagine. There is a being with FULL BORNE LEPROSY there seated in the full glare of everyone in the area. Leprosy is an air borne disease. Imagine having such a human being in the open every day, imagine the millions of microbes that this man is broadcasting. Please lets do something about calling the authorities to the situation by pushing this thread to the Front Page. Please 10 Likes
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Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by CodeTemplarr: 11:32am On Jan 10 |
They dont care about such. 10 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Verbalpriest123(m): 11:32am On Jan 10 |
We will do something about it 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Fruitbrett(m): 11:32am On Jan 10 |
Nice info.. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Ehins22(m): 11:32am On Jan 10 |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Austus2011(m): 11:33am On Jan 10 |
Imagine |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Ola4lead(m): 11:33am On Jan 10 |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by damosky12(m): 11:33am On Jan 10 |
DrDoc: Okay, OP. But make your expressions clearer. Not everyone can read in-between the lines. For instance, you mind substituting "being" with "person? 11 Likes |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Esthered: 11:34am On Jan 10 |
Have you tried to tag the Lagos State ministry of health on X? 9 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Mpanyi: 11:34am On Jan 10 |
The tone of your post though. A being? No kind word for the unfortunate person with the disease. The risk alert raised is not bad though 18 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by free2ryhme: 11:35am On Jan 10 |
DrDoc: lagos state wont act except it is a protest |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by incogni2o: 11:35am On Jan 10 |
Leprozy is curable, It's not a risk. Leave the poor beggers abeg. Don't complicate thier matter. Rather call forthe Government to run a campaign to treat them. 22 Likes |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by richeeyo(m): 11:35am On Jan 10 |
Never knew its airborne ooo, 1 Like |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by BlueRayDick: 11:35am On Jan 10 |
I believe Tokunbo Wahab will do something about this, the commissioner has been doing a whole lot of tremendous work ridding the state of environmental hazards 1 Like |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by madridguy(m): 11:36am On Jan 10 |
Always looking for an avenue to insult Lagos state government. What has bringing down an illegal building have to do with a leprosy? If you are really serious about your report, you would have just call Lagos State emergency number via their toll free numbers. 112 or 767 13 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by smartemperor042: 11:38am On Jan 10 |
Disclaimer!!! This bastard is not Igbo. He's one of the bots deployed online to peddle hate speech and sow seed of discord and hatred. Who told you that it's only Yoruba people that lives there. Idiot!!!! Pelicanbrief: 11 Likes |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by temitope27(m): 11:38am On Jan 10 |
Pelicanbrief:Ayé è ti bàjé, omo irankiran 10 Likes |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by OlujobaSamuel: 11:38am On Jan 10 |
damosky12:I don't know why the op chose to express himself, rather than communicate with the people. A man/woman/person with leprosy is seated in the open at Allen junction would have communicated more that his excessive use of vocabs 3 Likes |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Obyangel: 11:40am On Jan 10 |
Nothing like leprosy, allow us to enjoy Lasgidi in peace jare. God bless Lagosians God bless Nigerians God bless the true developers of our great country (Igbos) |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by SmartyPants(m): 11:40am On Jan 10 |
DrDoc: What a condescending way to refer to a person. If you are really a doctor, you definitely know the right channels to pass through for prompt action. Get a grip! 9 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Viccur(m): 11:42am On Jan 10 |
I once saw someone like that too in Ikeja moving amidst vehicles asking for money. The sight was scary, very big swellings from head to toe. Could be the same man 1 Like |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by DrDoc: 11:43am On Jan 10 |
damosky12: I'm a medical scientist. That is no longer a human being but a disaster to the entire area. Please o. Who has contacts to people with connections in ALAUSA What I saw is no longer a human being and is extreme |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Babalegba(m): 11:44am On Jan 10 |
DrDoc:Nigeria is full of heartless people 1 Like |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by DrDoc: 11:44am On Jan 10 |
Viccur: It is. The condition is highly contagious because ot is an air borne disease |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by DrDoc: 11:46am On Jan 10 |
Babalegba: One leprous person can infect 100,000 people I speak as an educated,.knowledgeable med scientist 1 Like |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Lamanii22(f): 11:46am On Jan 10 |
Verbalpriest123: Do you work with the lag state govt? |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Menclothing1: 11:48am On Jan 10 |
If am a gov I won’t allow any one with health problems to be seen on the road we will hv 2 Centre one for lagosians second for non so we can take you to ur state own hospital and drop u there Most of this people travel far and come to lagos to beg only |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Lamanii22(f): 11:48am On Jan 10 |
Viccur: I saw one at ikotun omooor it was scary |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Af0nja2: 11:48am On Jan 10 |
We understand your concern, but stop misleading people. Leprosy cannot spread through the air in a casual way; it is only considered to spread through prolonged, close contact with an infected person, typically through respiratory droplets released when someone with untreated leprosy coughs or sneezes, meaning you cannot catch leprosy by simply being near someone with the disease; casual contact like shaking hands or sharing utensils is not a risk factor. Key points about leprosy transmission: Not highly contagious: Leprosy is considered a mildly infectious disease, meaning it does not spread easily. Close contact required: Transmission usually occurs through prolonged close contact with an untreated leprosy patient, like living in the same household. Respiratory droplets: The bacteria responsible for leprosy are transmitted through tiny droplets released from the nose and mouth of an infected person when they cough or sneeze. No casual transmission: You cannot get leprosy through casual contact like shaking hands, hugging, or sitting near someone with the disease. Lastly, are you a real doctor? You lack the IQ, emotional intelligence and compassion to be one. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Leprosy: Health Risk At Allen Junction, Ikeja, Lagos by Olaxbolax100: 11:48am On Jan 10 |
DrDoc: This one wey you use type this thing here ehn, you could have called or tagged the relevant authorities... You reek of hatred.... Calling a person a 'being' in such context is denigrating... Also, associating demolition of houses to this particular situation is totally out of it.... . Lastly, Leprosy isn't really an Airborne disease in that it is not easy contagious... You can even shake someone with Leprosy without any issue... Yes,the sight can be an eyesore, but it's not as contagious as the way you're putting it. It can only be transmitted by close, repeated and prolonged body contact. 2 Likes |
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