₦airaland Forum

potent5:
Fear who no fear Covid-19.

Harbdulrasaq:
Nigeria’s problems are not the illiterates; they are the half educated! People who actually went to school and graduated but never seem to apply the knowledge!

1. School resumes for what reason in this global pandemic? WAEC is West African based so we can’t write SSCE even if school resumes; Economic reasons? When inter state travels are relatively still locked; JSS3 Exams? How many of you collected yours to further your education

2. If coronavirus is false; let them resume schools and see the outcome; Israel had to shutdown schools back; so let’s learn from Oyo

3. School and education; very important but after this lockdown, economic reforms should be top priority not opening schools

Wiseandtrue:
Nobody seems to be talking about his fight with Yinka Ayefele, demolished his means of livelihood and even called him handicapped just because he's privileged to be the governor

It's high time these people come down from their high horses and realize that we are ALL first human and that any other thing is secondary

It's true that everyone will die one day but nothing is wrong with being conscious of how we live our lives

Goodbye Ajimobi, your journey ends here!!!

Amotolongbo:
Which measure did Cross River government put in place inside this Nigeria that could have made the state free of any recorded case?

Developed nations could not even curb the spread of the virus among their states, provinces and prefectures with more reasonable measures.

Ben Ayade should stop deceiving himself

swtdrms:
Don't[b] lockdown us down[/b] again...we aren't ready for more lockdown

Enoch07:
e don dey happen!!! why bring these people here in the first place. they have better health facilities in Dubai but no, una just wan add to our problem becos d more cases we have the more money una go loot

Miracle1991:
but you believe there is covid19 in Ghana, Cameron abi?
Tell me why there isn't covid19 in Nigeria.

Ravon:
Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State on Wednesday said the state’s palm oil-producing industry, ADAPALM, could employ about 35,000 people if fully revived.

He said the industry[b] if revived, [/b]would help the state government in facilitating industrial growth, harmony, expansion and increased productivity.

Godformeeeeeee:
Today figure go high tomorrow e go reduce,so inconsistent,so how do we plot graph with these inconsistent figures let alone determining were the the curve of the graph start flattening.

visijo:
Markets opened before schools, with this few point of mine, I hope I've been able to convince you all that Traders are better than Teachers�

aleeyus:
this woman na savage
she walks as if nothing worry her

Ejima1:
Prayer is also essential