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The inspector General of police Mohammed Adamy has scrapped F-SARS.

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Coffin dance' pallbearer picks Ronaldinho as the footballer he would like to carry to their grave
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The man behind one of 2020's most popular viral videos also spoke about his enduring disdain for Luis Suarez, despite being a Barcelona fan

Benjamin Aidoo, the man behind the viral ‘dancing pallbearers’ meme, says he would be honoured to 'take Ronaldinho to his final home’.

Aidoo set up Nana Otafrija Pallbearing and Waiting Services in Accra in 2007, aiming to bring some joy into the funeral service by celebrating the life of the deceased with music and dance.

"Some people don't want to cry anymore,” Aidoo explained to Foot Mercato. “Others do cry, but whether they want to cry or not, we make them happy, we make them happy thanks to what we do.”

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The company have now become famous beyond Ghana and all over the world, with one video of their service in particular finding popularity on social media.

A supporter of Barcelona and Chelsea, Aidoo was jokingly asked which footballer he would most like to take to their grave.

“I wish them a long life, of course, but if I had that chance, I dream of driving Ronaldinho to his last home!” he said. “Then Maradona and finally Messi. Ronaldinho is a player who has always impressed me.

“It would be a tribute from the dancer that I am to the dancer that he was in the field.”

There is some conflict in Aidoo’s footballing allegiance. As a Barca fan, he admits finding it difficult celebrating the success of Luis Suarez – the man who helped dump Ghana out of the 2010 World Cup with his last-gasp handball on the line to deny a certain goal.

“I'm divided. I am ashamed. I feel so bad,” he said. “Whenever I see this player, even when I hear his name, Suarez, I am sad.

“Because a hand from Suarez made my Ghana team return home without being able to play in the semi-finals, which was terrible.

“We have a saying here for Suarez. The name Suarez means the impossible. If you want to achieve something or go somewhere and Suarez is there, it means that you will not succeed. If you really want something and Suarez is there, you can never reach it.”

The resulting penalty from Suarez’ handball was infamously missed by Asamoah Gyan, Ghana’s top appearance-maker and record goalscorer. Despite his many accomplishments, Aidoo says many still haven’t forgiven him.


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“No, no, they still haven't forgiven him,” he said. “You know that Ghanaians do not forgive.

“The day he missed the penalty, some Ghanaians went to his mother's house and harassed her. His failure had consequences on her mother's health after that, it was really sad.

“So his mother told Asamoah to never take a penalty in his life again. This is why you will never see Asamoah again venture to take a penalty. Because he promised never to risk it again, and now that his mother is 80 years old, I think he is following his wish, never to take a penalty for Ghana again.”

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Toyota has designed a special vehicle specifically for COVID-19 patients, with the tailor-made transportation taking into account the highly-contagious nature of coronavirus. The special ambulance was developed for Showa University Hospital in Japan, based on requests from medical facilities in the country, and includes a number of unusual features.

The donor vehicle is the Toyota HiAce, a light commercial van that’s offered in Japan as well as other markets. It’s already demonstrated its flexibility, too: while it’s sold as a load-hauler, it can also be configure as a minivan, a taxi, and as a spacious luxury alternative to the traditional SUV.

For the Showa University Hospital version, however, the focus was different. Toyota says its primary intention was to build an “airborne droplet circulation control vehicle,” given coronavirus is particularly virulent and can be easily spread by airborne particles. Since the disease has a two day period before symptoms will appear – but during which time the infected person is contagious and can infect others – that’s proved particularly serious in the current pandemic.


Toyota’s solution is an interior barrier in the HiAce, which separates the cabin into two spaces. The front – with the driver’s sear and a passenger seat – is isolated from the rear, with an exhaust fan sucking air out of the back space continuously. That helps stop it from being circulated into the front compartment.

It’s not the only accommodation made for seriously ill COVID-19 patients, of course. There’s also a motorized lift for the wheeled gurney, which allows them to be easily moved in and out of the van. Inside, space is tighter than in the typical American ambulance, but there’s still room for the essential equipment along with a seat for a healthcare worker.

“The transport vehicle for seriously ill COVID-19 patients provided today joins 11 transport vehicles for mildly infected patients already provided by the Toyota Group to such entities as medical facilities and local governments,” the automaker says. This, though, is the first focused on more seriously impacted patients.


It’s not only vehicles, however. Aisin Seiki, a Japanese automotive supplier majority-owned by Toyota, announced today that it was beginning production of a simplified bed frame and partition system this month. The equipment will be used for emergency healthcare facilities established during the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Toyota said today that it would be freezing any patents, copyright, or other IP limitations on projects that were focused on dealing with the coronavirus, as part of the Japanese “IP Open Access Declaration Against COVID-19.” “We hereby declare, without seeking compensation, that we will not assert any patent, utility model, design, or copyright during the time of this crisis, against any activities whose purpose is stopping the spread of COVID-19, including diagnosis, prevention, containment, and treatment,” the automaker said in a statement.

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*DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL DISTANCING*

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Social distancing not same as Physical distancing

We need to correct the wrong use of social distancing and physical distancing. The two are obviously not the same and their usage must not be synonymous.

Physical distancing is a set of non-pharmaceutical interventions or measures taken to prevent the spread of a contagious disease by maintaining a physical distance between people and reducing the number of times people come into close contact with each other. It typically involves keeping a certain distance from others.

Social distance, on the other hand, is about the level of acceptance people have of others outside of their own social group or class. This level of acceptance is defined by their general feelings toward others and the amount of social interaction they have with people whose characteristics are outside of their social norm. Social distance is a measure of perceived difference (or distance) among groups. Some social characteristics that lead to social distance include race, ethnicity, age, gender, economic class and the extremists in some religions.

Some people for example, still exhibit extreme levels of racial social distance by not wanting to live or work with members of other ethnicities.This emerges from feelings and manifests in attitude which is a demonstration of Social distancing.

Having now established the difference between the social distancing and physical distancing, it suffices to say that physical distancing is the correct phrase to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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China rolls out Pilot test for digital currency in 4 cities.

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Snow look like Coronavirus rain-fall in Adamawa (photos)

Snow look like Coronavirus on Saturday evening reportedly dropped from the sky during an heavy rain fall..

We gathered that people trooped out in numbers to take a glimpse of the snow. They were astonished and wondered how it happened.


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Coronavirus is a new respiratory virus which is spreading fast in some places around the world. Close to 413, 467 people are known to be infected.

In Nigeria, the country has recorded close to 35 deaths while confirmed cases according to NCDC yesterday is 1182.



At the time of filling this report, we learnt another new cases have been recorded today.

A local station in Ibadan, LAGELU FM 96.7, this morning confirmed that someone was reported to have died at after first visiting Lafia Hospital in Ibadan before being transferred to UCH in Ibadan.

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[/b]HEROES Footballers’ good deeds during coronavirus pandemic[b] – Marcus Rashford’s superb work, Jose Mourinho on the streets, Neymar makes huge donation

The coronavirus pandemic is affecting millions around the globe, but it has brought out the best in some people.

In these troubling times bright rays of sun shine through the clouds, as people go the extra mile to help out those on the frontlines of the battle against the virus.

Footballers are no different, and some Premier League stars have been doing all they can to assist by making brilliant gestures – some of which you can read about, below…

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc worldwide

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The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc worldwide
Marcus Rashford
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford announced recently that he was working with the charity FareShare to help distribute food for children who rely on schools for their daily meals.

The 22-year-old has so far raised over a superb £20million for the cause.

Rashford has been stunned by the response to his appeal, with Tesco donating food worth £15m, Asda pledging £2.5m in cash and The Co-Op also providing £1.5m in food donations.

As well as the leading supermarkets, Pret A Manger and Pizza Express have also contributed, while an incredible £160,000 has come from donations from the public.

Rashford, who has worked with FareShare for 12 months, has revealed he grew up on free school meals and said he was left concerned that up to 600,000 children would go hungry due to the closure of schools.

Marcus Rashford and Joe Cole are among the high-profile football stars to lend a hand during the coronavirus crisis

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Marcus Rashford and Joe Cole are among the high-profile football stars to lend a hand during the coronavirus crisis
Joe Cole
Former Liverpool, Chelsea and West Ham star Joe Cole has helped set up a new charity with his wife to help provide equipment and funds for the NHS.

Cole has donated £25,000 of his own money to launch, ‘Heroes – Help Them Help Us’, which has helped purchase 50 3D printers to build thousands of medical visors for frontline NHS staff.

They have also sent food packages to NHS workers, are providing childcare and offering therapy to healthcare workers on the frontline of this crisis.

Overall, the charity has received over £180,000 in donations from the public.

Neymar
Neymar has made a donation of almost £800,000 [5m Brazilian reals] to aid the battle against the disease.

He split his donation between UNICEF and a solidarity fund created in his homeland of Brazil, but did it privately as he did not want to promote himself.

This is according to Brazilian present Chris Flores, who told UOL: “Neymar donated R$5m to fight COVID.

“He made this donation at the beginning of last week. Part of it went to UNICEF, and part to that solidarity fund that was created by artists.

“He preferred not to publicly disclose [the donation], so we’re telling everyone, because as soon as we pull the ear, we also talk when the person does something nice.

“We have this information, I brought it to you. We really think it’s a very cool, very positive attitude, and one that serves as an incentive for other sportsmen, for other personalities.”

Jose Mourinho
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho has been lending a helping hand to the local community while the football season is suspended.

The coronavirus outbreak across the world has seen the Premier League and EFL suspended until at least April 30, with no guarantees it will resume on that date.

Mourinho has been using his time to volunteer so elderly people in the Enfield are have got all the items they need while they stay indoors.

The Spurs boss was pictured and filmed putting together care packages at Age UK and Love Your Doorstep’s base, near Tottenham’s training ground, on Monday.

“I am here to help Age UK Enfield, Love Your DoorStep Enfield and of course you can donate food, money or be a volunteer,” Mourinho said in a video posted by Love Your DoorStep’s Twitter account.


Pep Guardiola
Pep Guardiola has donated £920,000 [€1million] to help provide medical equipment in the fight against coronavirus in Spain.

The Manchester City boss has been keen to help and has been working with his lawyers over the last few days on how best to use the money.

He has now decided it will go to a campaign being promoted by the Medical College of Barcelona and the Angel Soler Daniel Foundation.

Spain is one of the worst-hit countries in Europe and the money will be used to help buy medical equipment and protective material for hospital staff in Catalonia.

Pep Guardiola’s Man City take on Leicester today

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Pep Guardiola’s Man City take on Leicester today
Harlee Dean
Birmingham skipper Harlee Dean has revealed on talkSPORT why he’s decided to take a pay cut for the remainder of the season amid the coronavirus pandemic.

He said: “We have been asked the question – I spoke to the CEO Dong [Xuandong Ren] and it’s not a collective decision, it’s an individual one so everybody is different everybody has got their own personal situation.

“Some people can help and some people can’t help, it’s just the nature of the beast.

“Personally for me I am going to help because I can and I feel like we should.

“I am not going to go into the personals about it but it’s something along those lines and it’s just anything we can do to help the club out.

“For me, me not doing it and somebody in the club I know who works in admin or something like that, if they got laid off for the sake of me not doing it that doesn’t really sit well with me.”

Harlee Dean has taken a 50 per cent pay cut for the rest of the season

Harlee Dean has taken a 50 per cent pay cut for the rest of the season
Moise Kean
Moise Kean made Mother’s Day extra special for one Everton fan with a heart-warming phone call.

Jayne O’Toole, who is a Toffees season ticket holder, is in remission from cancer and currently self-isolating to protect her immune system due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Ms O’Toole hasn’t been able to get to Goodison Park much this season and also wasn’t able to get out to celebrate Mother’s Day as well.

Kean, 20, made sure it was a day to remember with a phone call to wish her well and also promised Everton shirts for her young children.

“Jayne, we know you are going through a difficult moment so I want to wish you all the best,” he said.

“Be strong. Everything is going to be okay, just keep going and I wish you all the best. A good Mother’s Day to you.”


Wilfried Zaha
Zaha, the Crystal Palace forward, on Friday morning offered to open up 50 properties in London to NHS staff working round the clock to tackle the pandemic.

The Ivory Coast international is a co-owner of ZO Properties, which has a portfolio of rental accommodation usually offered to business travellers, with properties in Notting Hill, Shoreditch and Aldgate.

Zaha on Twitter urged ‘health workers please reach out’ as he shared a post from fellow co-owner Obi Williams which announced the offer to provide housing.


Andy Robertson
The Liverpool and Scotland full-back is said to have made a huge donation to help SIX foodbanks in his hometown of Glasgow survive.

Glasgow NE Foodback, which is based near Celtic’s Parkhead stadium, posted on Twitter to ‘thank the Scottish footballer who donated a large sum to the food banks, including us’.

More than 53,000 meals have been provided to locals by Glasgow NE Foodbank, with the donation also helping out Glasgow SW Foodbank, Glasgow NW Foodbank, Glasgow SE Foodbank, Rutherglen & Cambuslang Foodbank and East Renfrewshire Foodbank.


Robertson is hugely generous with his charity work but prefers to remain out of the limelight, with no confirmation he is the player to have made the sizeable donation.

However, The Times say the unidentified benefactor was indeed the 26-year-old, who was born in Glasgow and began his career with Celtic.

Jordan Henderson and the entire Liverpool squad
In a similar vein, Robertson will also be making a donation to the North Liverpool Foodbank following a pledge from Reds skipper Jordan Henderson.

Roughly 25 per cent of donations to the foodbank come from matchday collections, but with all football suspended until at least April 30 there no matchdays coming up – and that means no collections

The Liverpool first-team squad have stepped in to help out, however, by making a joint pledge with LFC Foundation to donate £10,000 for every remaining home game the Reds are due to play this season, with four matches resulting in a total £40,000 donation.

Liverpool as a club are also making a cash donation to North Liverpool Foodbank, while excess food at Anfield and the Melwood training ground will be donated, too.

Jordan Henderson contacted West Derby MP Ian Byrne, who helped found the Fans Supporting Foodbanks initiative, to make it clear Liverpool wanted to help out

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Jordan Henderson contacted West Derby MP Ian Byrne, who helped found the Fans Supporting Foodbanks initiative, to make it clear Liverpool wanted to help out

Marcus Rashford
Manchester United forward Rashford has partnered with FareShare, a charity which fights hunger by redistributing surplus food to frontline charities across the UK.

He wanted to ensure no child would miss out on a meal following the official closure of schools last Friday, especially as many children eat just one hot meal a day – the one provided to them at school

Rashford wrote on Twitter: “I wanted to understand the scale of the problem and how we can reach vulnerable children. It’s not just schools. It’s community centres, breakfast clubs, etc that provide the only meal many kids get each day. No child should have to worry where their next meal is coming from.”


He pleaded with his followers to make a donation if possible as just £5 can provide 20 meals for children off school, and also urged the food industry to donate any products they can to FareShare.

Toby Alderweireld
Tottenham defender Alderweireld has pledged to donate tablets to hospitals and nursing homes to help sick people stay in touch with family and friends during the pandemic.

With social distancing measures in place people have had to restrict their interactions with friends and family, especially elderly people who are one of the most at-risk groups.

“I hope everyone is following the government measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus,” said Alderweireld in a social media video. “The virus creates many needs, especially the lack of personal contact.

“The people who are sick can’t see their friends and family.

“My plan is to buy dozens of tablets to give to the hospitals and nursing homes so people can video chat with their loved ones and friends to get through this tough period.

“I’m trying to get those tablets to the places where they can help.”


Jota
Villa’s Spanish midfielder has helped out in the fight against coronavirus in his homeland by donating 3,500 pairs of sterile gloves for police and medical personnel to use.

According to reports in Spain, he has also ensuring that food is distributed to families and hospital workers in the city of Vigo.

Jota was born nearby in the Galician town of A Pobra do Caramiñal and progressed through Celta de Vigo’s youth academy to their first-team.

Spain is currently on lockdown and the country closed its borders last Monday to slow the spread of the virus.

Giving COVID-19 the red card
The quicker we work together to stop coronavirus spreading, the sooner we can get back into the pub, the gyms and stadiums and arenas to see live sport again…1. Practice social distancing by remaining two metres apart from others.2. Wash your hands regularly3. Self isolate if you have a fever or coughStay at home if you have either:
a high temperature – this means you feel hot to touch on your chest or back (you do not need to measure your temperature)
a new, continuous cough – this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or 3 or more coughing episodes in 24 hours (if you usually have a cough, it may be worse than usual)
For more info and tips, visit the NHS website.The government has also issued its guidance on social distancing.Everyone should do what they can to stop coronavirus spreading.
Entire Burnley squad
Like Liverpool, the Burnley squad have stepped in to help out a local foodbank that was likely to struggle during the pandemic.

A collective donation has been made by the Clarets players, with the club themselves then matching the donation to a foodbank located in the Burnley Community Kitchen.

Ben Mee, the Burnley captain, said: “We know there are going to be difficult times for people and their families with regards work and income.

“The club is behind people in the community, as the players are. The boys wanted to do their bit to help out. And if there is a need for other things we will look at that, as well.”

The foodbank was expected to struggle throughout the pandemic as matchday collections at Turf Moor will no longer take place with all football suspended.


Clive Tyldesley commentates on wife making lasagne as coronavirus cancels football across country
Paul Pogba
Pogba, the Manchester United midfielder, set up a fundraising page on his 27th birthday to raise money to help the fight against coronavirus.

He pledged to support UNICEF to help children affected by COVID-19 and said he would double the fund if the £27,000 goal is reached.

“It’s my birthday and I’m always grateful that me, my family and friends are healthy,” wrote Pogba on social media. “Nonetheless, not everybody is in good health right now.

“The Coronavirus pandemic is affecting the health and lives of many, including children. The impact of a large-scale outbreak, especially on poor and vulnerable children, can be immense.

“Unicef is helping prevent the spread of #Coronavirus by supplying vital medical supplies, consulting with communities and implementing prevention campaigns. It is a priority to stop the spread of this new virus, and the misinformation that’s spreading alongside it.

“At times like this we need to come together.

“With your help, I am hoping today to raise £27,000 to help fight this war and I will double the amount if we reach the goal.”

The money raised will go towards providing disposable gloves, surgical masks and vented goggles for medical staff.


Kasper Schmeichel
Foxes goalkeeper Schmeichel made a £20,000 donation to Age UK as the charity launched the Covid Care initiative in Leicester.

The campaign sees elderly people, among the most vulnerable in society, brought care packages and contacted by phone and with home visits with over-70s encouraged to self-isolate amid the pandemic.

“Now more than ever charities like Age UK need our help,” said Schmeichel. “Let’s do all we can to protect our elderly.”

Schmeichel is among the big-name players to help out during the ongoing crisis

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Schmeichel is among the big-name players to help out during the ongoing crisis
The charity added: “We’ve just taken a call from the amazing Kasper Schmeichel who is donating a hugely generous £20,000 to Age UK Leicestershire & Rutland to support our local response to the coronavirus.

“Kasper’s donation will bring care packages, phone calls and home visits to older people during this challenging time. What a kind, caring and community minded soul!

“Thank you Kasper from the older people of Leicestershire & Rutland.”

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The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha, is the Chairman of the Presidential Task Force for the control of COVID-19 [Twitter/@DigiCommsNG]
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha, has expressed his shock at the poor state of Nigeria's healthcare system.
Mustapha is the chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Coronavirus (COVID-19), a disease that has spread throughout the world and crippled social and economic activities.

While meeting with the leadership of the National Assembly on Thursday, April 9, 2020, Mustapha said coronavirus has starkly exposed Nigeria's terrible healthcare infrastructure.

"I can tell you for sure, I never knew that our entire healthcare infrastructure was in the state in which it is until I was appointed to do this work," he said.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, had similarly noted last week that coronavirus has terribly exposed Nigeria's poor healthcare system.

"After this is over and moving forward, we must do everything in our power to ensure that we will never again come upon a moment such as this, as ill-equipped as we are now," the lawmaker had said.

Mustapha also pointed out during Thursday's meeting that the crisis should provide an opportunity for the country to examine its healthcare system and carry out reforms to eliminate notable weaknesses.

He said plans are in place for the immediate, medium and long-term development of the healthcare system.

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