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Achorise:
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They should always minus the number of discharged patients from the total number of infected persons.
Also those from other states who have been discharged should be minus from the state.

I do not know why they always fail to do that; making the number of current affected persons seem higher than it really is

The facts are useless to a useless mind like yours who does not know that facts can make things change from bad to good when utilised pragmatically.

Ekez:
With all tha africa is underdevelop ,
So therefore ur fact are useless

The Nigerian government would be making a very serious mistake by extending the lockdown over the coronavirus because the effects would be devastating on the government, nation and people. Already, the 36 governors of the 36 states of Nigeria have already met on Wednesday, April 22, 2020 to 'unanimously' agree to extend the already hurting lock down for the next two weeks, but never have they had a meeting to discuss how to cater for all Nigerians in the next two weeks.

Here are the 7 things that are going to happen if the lockdown continues indefinitely as it seems to:

1. Mass Hunger

Already, people are starting in the country because of the lockdown, and this is going to worsen if the lockdown continues. There have been news of people begging, news of someone who collapsed and died while working in a building site out of hungerr, Pulse Nigeria once shared a video of a man who collapsed and almost died of hunger before regaining strength after being fed

https://www.instagram.com/ghpage_tv/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_mid=A5ECB726-FF4A-4540-A74E-18D27C0FB2FF

Many other cases of hunger and starvation which are not being reported could possibly be taking place even now. Many people all over Nigeria are in their homes looking at their last cups of rice without any money or foodstuff or help anywhere, they are going to eat and wait to die because they cannot go out and earn money and no palliative has been received so far from the government whereas rich nations of the world have released hundreds of thousands of naira to each and every one of their affected citizens.

We are joining nations like Canada and US to lockdown but not joining them to release money to all affected persons. Canada

is already paying unemployed citizens C$2,000 per month for the next 4 months to relieve them of the effects of the lock down; US has released US$1,200 and $500 per child.

2. Mass Begging

You have already seen thousands of people dripping their accounts online for funds, even myself once dropped mine, it is about to go off the hook. The mass starvation courtesy of this lock down would worsen and reach to a point where every rich person would be besieged by hordes of hungry Nigerians who need essentials from them. The celebrities are already facing the heat, popular actor, Yul Edochie has already begged Nigerians to stop inundating his inbox with their account numbers begging for funds, according to him, "3 weeks nothing don enter, no work. Na for film I dey do money ritual, it's not real. I dey wait for alert from Federal Govt. e don red everywhere"

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Get To Know Afrika�

The longest river in the world, the Nile (4,132 miles), is located in Afrika.

Afrika has the world's largest desert, the Sahara, which is almost the size of the United States.

Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is the highest mountain on the continent and the tallest freestanding mountain in the world.

Afrika is the second largest continent on earth, approximately 11.7 million square miles.

Afrika is the only continent to extend from the northern temperate zone to the southern temperate zone.

The worlds largest land animal is the Afrikan elephant.

The worlds tallest animal, the giraffe, lives in Afrika.

The fastest land animal in the world, the cheetah, lives in Afrika.

Afrika is home to the worlds largest reptile, the Nile crocodile.

The gorilla, which can be found in the continents jungles, is the world's largest primate.

The world's largest frog, the goliath frog (also called the goliath bullfrog) lives in Afrika. They can be found in the central Afrikan countries of Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. They can grow to lengths of over 1 foot (30.5 centimeters).

- interesting-afrika-factscom

Over half of the population of Afrika is under 25 years old, which makes it the youngest population in the world.

Before colonial rule, Afrika was made up of 10,000 different states and autonomous groups, each with their own very distinct languages and unique customs. (Which made it easy to easily colonise Afrika)

#FactsAboutAfrika
Eze Chimere Nwauzo
Chairman of OAF
(One Afrika Family Organization)

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