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Car TalkToyota Corolla And Pencil Camry (envelope), Which One Is Preferable? by Adekunlebright(op): 3:41pm On May 23, 2020
I have an opportunity to buy my first car ever, these are the two cars I have passion for: Toyota Corolla and Pencil Camry which one is preferable as a first user. please advice me.
PoliticsRe: Boss Mustapha: I Am Treated As A COVID-19 Suspect In My House by Adekunlebright(m): 3:15pm On May 22, 2020
This man have problem, must he talk? nonsense ���
RomanceRe: Should I Break Up Or Make Up With My Boyfriend? by Adekunlebright(m): 7:00am On May 22, 2020
Don't relax, keep praying & advicing him, he will change since you z u loves him. But if he didn't change, move on with your life, never force ursev into marriage, don't start wat u can not finish.
HealthRe: UNICEF Warns Lockdown Could Kill More Than COVID-19 by Adekunlebright(m): 7:57am On May 17, 2020
h2selectronics:
Unicef warns lockdown could kill more than Covid-19 as model predicts 1.2 million child deaths

'Indiscriminate lockdowns' are an ineffective way to control Covid and could contribute to a 45 per cent rise in child mortality'

The risk of children dying from malaria, pneumonia or diarrhoea in developing countries is spiralling due to the pandemic and “far outweighs any threat presented by the coronavirus”, Unicef has warned. 

In an exclusive interview Dr Stefan Peterson, chief of health at Unicef, cautioned that the blanket lockdowns imposed in many low and middle income are not an effective way to control Covid-19 and could have deadly repercussions. 

“Indiscriminate lockdown measures do not have an optimal effect on the virus,” he told The Telegraph. “If you’re asking families to stay at home in one room in a slum, without food or water, that won’t limit virus transmission.

“I’m concerned that lockdown measures have been copied between countries for lack of knowing what to do, rarely with any contextualisation for the local situation,” he said.

“One size fits no one. The objective is to slow the virus, not to lockdown people. “We need to lift our eyes and look at the total picture of public health.”


According to a stark report published in Lancet Global Health journal on Wednesday, almost 1.2 million children could die in the next six months due to the disruption to health services and food supplies caused by the coronavirus pandemic. 

The modelling, by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Unicef, found that child mortality rates could rise by as much as 45 per cent due to coronavirus-related disruptions, while maternal deaths could increase by almost 39 per cent. 

Dr Peterson said these figures were in part a reflection of stringent restrictions in much of the world that prevent people leaving their homes without documentation, preventing them from accessing essential health care services. 

In some countries the public are also avoiding hospitals and health centres for fear of picking up Covid-19, while services have also been diverted to focus on the pandemic. Vaccination campaigns against diseases including measles have also been disrupted - at least 117 million children worldwide are likely to miss out on routine immunisations this year. 

Dr Peterson warned that these trends have resulted in a reduction in the “effective utilisation of services” - a shift which, in some places, could be more dangerous than the virus itself.  And lockdowns have a heavy economic toll, which could trigger a rise in poverty and malnutrition.

The research looks at the consequences of disruption in 118 low and middle income countries, based on three scenarios. Even in the most optimistic case, where access to health services dropped by 15 per cent and child wasting rose by 10 per cent, an additional 253,500 children and 12,200 mothers died. 

But a worst-case scenario, where services are reduced by 45 per cent and the proportion of children who are wasting grows by 50 per cent, could result in 1.16 million additional child fatalities and 57,000 maternal deaths in just six months. 

The modelling projected that India would see both the largest number of additional deaths in children under five and maternal mortality, followed by Nigeria. Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Indonesia are also likely to be hit hard.

Such a situation has some precedent - research has shown that in 2014, during the Ebola outbreak in west Africa, more people died from indirect effects than the disease itself. But the scale of the pandemic means the consequences will be far greater. 

“Ever since we started counting child deaths and maternal mortality, those numbers have been going down and down and down,” said Dr Peterson. “And actually these times are unprecedented becausewe’re very likely to be looking at a scenario where figures are going up.

“That’s not from Covid - Covid is not a children's disease. Yes there are rare instances and we see them publicised across the media. But pneumonia, diarrhoea, measles, death in childbirth, these are the reasons we will see deaths rise,” he said. “These threats far outweighs any threat presented by the coronavirus in low and middle income countries.”

Dr Peterson urged countries not to impose draconian lockdowns, but to focus on identifying hotspots so that regional restrictions less damaging for public health can be introduced. 

He said he was concerned that the current battle against Covid-19 was turning into a “child’s rights crisis” and robbing a generation of their health, education and economic prospects.  

Launching the ‘Save Generation Covid’ campaign, Unicef’s largest appeal in its 73 year history, Sacha Deshmukh, executive director of Unicef UK, added: “This pandemic is having far-reaching consequences for all of us, but it is undoubtedly the biggest and most urgent global crisis children have faced since World War Two.

“We cannot allow almost a decade of progress on ending preventable child deaths to become undone on our watch.”

Source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/unicef-warns-lockdown-could-kill-covid-19-model-predicts-12/
Tell them if they will hear the cry of the masses.
HealthRe: 176 New COVID-19 Cases, 152 Discharged, 5 Deaths And 1028 Tested On May 16 by Adekunlebright(m): 1:50am On May 17, 2020
we will for sure get out of this useless pandemic covid 19 one good day sha. I HOPE.
HealthRe: 288 New COVID-19 Cases, 1240 Tested, 140 Discharged And 3 Deaths On May 15 by Adekunlebright(m): 2:33am On May 16, 2020
We are in a total dilemma.
Easing the lockdown is exposure to risk, extension of lockdown leads to severe hunger and crime rate.
This is a mess.
Lord intervene to 9ja matter.
FamilyRe: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Adekunlebright(m): 8:38am On May 12, 2020
MizJaY:
Sorry for the long message but this lockdown period might favour reading long msgs.

I'm the quiet type so I have never opened mouth to insult my husband during any misunderstanding. Just arguments and my voice may go up a bit trying to explain or clear myself but he will start saying im raising my voice and talking back at him and start saying all sorts of things.

Honestly sometimes I wished I could unleash the anger deep down and screammm but I always have self control. If u sit with him, he will give u a million reasons why I'm not a good wife and if u don't know me well, u will fall for it because he tells it so well. I will not say everything he says is false, but 80% is. Only those that really know me, will know he is d one that has problem. He's too difficult at times.

In an office, there's usually that one person that quarrels with everyone am I right? But I end up being d only person that dat person doesn't quarrel with cos I try as much as possible to avoid quarrels that's just d kind of person I am. Calm and quiet.

When I met my husband NYSC days, he was very close to God, organizing programs in church and handling them. That was the main reason I got close to him cos I wasnt so spiritual and needed someone to help me grow spiritually through life. He told me he was called to be a pastor and that excited me but I'm not seeing that now lol. He's spiritual life is almost zero. And back then, he had nothing, we would spend all my money even to reach his sick mother in the village I would buy all the foodstuff to send to her.

The way he talked he sounded promising that things will get better with him, but today, I still suffer, I have no savings, all my salary is on the house. He works too and earns but he's salary covers rent and the children's school fees finished. I do the rest but he doesn't appreciate the fact that I sacrifice everything I earn to feeding the house. We are family of 6. Everything provision, food, children school snack, fuel for car and gen, gas filing etc etc it's me. And that's how my whole salary will just go fiam.

if I ws getting a little appreciation I for no mind but rather I get insults o. It's my fault that
Money is finished, it's my fault that we have no savings, I don't know how to manage money, I'm hoarding my money etc etc those are d words that come out of his mouth o.

I used to be a beautiful woman but no more, I wear one shoe everyday to work, can't buy myself clothes shoes nothing I had to cut my hair to relieve myself from hair money lol. I'm stressed out thinking of where money will come for feeding when my salary gets finished before month end at times I have to beg my sister or my dad a pensioner or hussle one way or d other. I now developed high bp and today I'm living with hypertension taking drugs everyday. It was my parents that gave my husband d job he's doing today. He is not in talking terms with he's dad n siblings. Before he's mother died, things were not too good between them. My husband likes to always form man of d house and want me to apologise whenever there's a misunderstanding saying that I am d one wrong, I'm always wondering how am always the one wrong and he's not � every time.

Sometimes self I don't know what I did that mks him angry he will just start carrying face. Today makes it a week we are not talking cos he has been carrying face since 7days now, and went to post something on wassap yesterday that a woman that cannot apologise to her husband cannot stay in marriage.

My brothers and sisters if I know of anything I did that I have to apologise for yet I refused to apologise that is making him carry face, may God strike me. If u know I did anything wrong why not come to me and tell me u don't like what I did and tell me what i did rather than carry face up n down. He always does that. At times I do ask him and as usual am always d one at fault. Maybe it's cos I'm a quiet person he's taking me for mumu.

The national anthem now is that because he does not have money that's why I don't respect him the way I'm supposed to. I'm always careful with my word when gisting with him cos make I make mistake say Donald duke is d current governor of rivers state haaa problem don enter and it may spoil d sweet gisting we were having. He go almost insult me and become uninterested in gisting with me again cos i don talk mumu talk.

So how can I handle such man cos if no be say I be quiet person, I for don receive serious beating black and blue from this man cos he has done it earlier on in our marriage not serious beating sha but I had some bruises. If not that my parents are still alive and warned him. Tho he still attempts once in a blue moon I go jus arrange myself. But I'm kind of tired. I have no money cos trust me, if I had, Maybe i for don dey plan my move sef I no dey enjoy marriage life at all
Stop feeding him and move on ur life with ur children.
He will realize and repent.
I rest my case.
HealthRe: COVID-19: 242 New Cases Reported, 124 Discharges And 10 Deaths On May 11 by Adekunlebright(m): 8:29am On May 12, 2020
continue giving us rigged and doctored results everyday.
I believe God will finally intervene to dis issue and we shall all glorify him @last.
CrimeRe: Ondo To Prosecute Violators Of COVID-19 Guidelines Via Mobile Courts by Adekunlebright(m): 8:21am On May 12, 2020
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what has dis grammer taught us?
SportsRe: Hazard, Ramos,bale, Modric And Others Resume Training For Real Madrid by Adekunlebright(m): 8:09am On May 12, 2020
that's beautiful. but I had the remaining matches gonna be played indoor.
PoliticsRe: Inter-State Lockdown: Okowa Monitors Compliance, Warns Violators by Adekunlebright(m): 9:06am On May 10, 2020
well done
CareerRe: COVID-19: Which Professions Earn More Money During This Pandemic? by Adekunlebright(m): 12:49am On May 10, 2020
tellsblinks:
During this period of hardship I notice that some professions stand out, as they continually receive money this period! Some people would say "nah thier time to shine be this"

1. Top politicians (executives, senators, house of assembly and rep, local govt chairman, etc)

2. Doctors and other health officials; some wonder why doctors are not in first place? Well these is Nigeria

3. Police, task force and other security enforcing agency- this is thier time to shine!! Honestly it is, I have a neighbor that comes back home with nothing less than 20k everyday

4. Data resellers; yes these people sells too, especially the serious ones etc


Feel free to add yours.

Which profession earns more money during this ongoing pandemic?
Abeg na police, especially in my own area here.
PoliticsRe: Buhari/Osinbajo’s Whereabouts: Arewa Youths Call For Femi Adesina’s Resignation by Adekunlebright(m): 8:18pm On May 08, 2020
RomanceRe: My Fiancée Deletes Chat On Facebook After Conversation by Adekunlebright(m): 5:30pm On May 08, 2020
MichealKin50:
My Fiancée Does This. What Does It Mean?

Good day all.

The lockdown has brought my fiancée and I more closer. She spends most of her time now in my place than hers. While staying with me, I one day carried her phone to make call I discovered she doesn't put password on her phone.

Just few days ago while she was sleeping, I used her phone to Google something online and something pushed me to open her Facebook app. When I open, I realized she deletes chats after conversation. I was looking for the messages I do sent her on Facebook and could not find any.

I can't figure out what this means.
u av seen wat u wanted to see
HealthRe: COVID-19: 381 New Cases Reported, 4 Deaths And 67 Discharged On May 7 by Adekunlebright(m): 3:54am On May 08, 2020
continue counting
HealthRe: 148 New COVID-19 Cases Reported. Total 2950. 481 discharged. 98 Deaths by Adekunlebright(m): 8:45am On May 06, 2020
Galactico4ever:
My home state reported no case! thank God
where is ur home state?
SportsRe: Barca Players To Be Tested For COVID-19 Today Before Resuming Training by Adekunlebright(m): 8:39am On May 06, 2020
that's good

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