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Caleb17:A mistake Nigerians should not make at this point in time is to rejoice or be happy that most of the people you have been confirmed as Covid 19 positive in Nigeria are political leaders or people around the corridors of power. It might seem to be the natural thing to do or say but we have to look at the big picture, these people interact with a large number of people on a daily basis, from close aides and family members to hangers on including beggers, thugs and touts....and that is potentially dangerous. |
Citytrend:I cannot understand your point... The escalation of the spread of the virus in the US is a combination of the fed's overconfidence. Some leaders in govt said it was under control few days ago, but they just saw a 100 deaths in 24hrs. Is this not sounding like the music we heard from the Nigerian govt a couple of days ago? San Francisco advised residents to stay at home but they headed of to the beach calling it spring break...guess what - students in San Francisco are now testing positive...Is that any different from Nigerians going to religious gatherings, political rallies and parties last weekend? |
Citytrend:To the contrary, i think, there are lessons to be learnt. Over confidence from government and Complacency from the citizens... |
eduman365:Even if FG had shutdown the boarders earlier... It would still have been opened to returning citizens, you can't shutout your citizens out in the time of trouble. I will however blame FG for not quarantining the returning citizens. |
Angela Merkel quarantined as one of the doctors who treated her tested positive to Covid 19. |
Ishilove:300 plus... Not a bad stat if you compare it to other parts of the world. This can however change overnight as care providers are already complaining about running out of supplies. |
Ishilove:I hope it stays like that... Just two weeks ago, the number of confirmed cases in the US was 2,500 now it's 30,000 plus. Staying at home and social distancing is key... |
Ishilove:I said the base of one billion Catholics. Don't you think what is necessary now is staying safe and keeping others safe? |
@OP It's unfortunate that at a time like this we are still as complacent as always...we are not alone in this folly as people in other parts of the world or where we prefer to call "saner climes" are doing same. How do you explain that we went from calling this outbreak an "audio virus" a few weeks ago and an attempt by government to embezzle public funds to now that we think the blood of Jesus will magically set us apart from the outbreak after falling to heed medical advice. If Italy, home of the Vatican, the base of more than one billion Catholics can be this devastated by the virus with a record of almost 800 deaths in a 24hr period, I hope we will wake up soon from this folly. If people were called to defend their world or country by going to war and they gladly obeyed, how much more we that have been told to just stay at home or practice social distancing to stay alive. Stay safe folks, follow sound medical advice! |
Dear friends, I am sorry to announce to you all that I will be leaving this thread as the government has banned groups of more than 50 people due to the Covid 19 disease outbreak. I promise to be back once the law is relaxed. *Copied. Be safe out there folks! |
Runaway:Yes, in those societies where things work...the residents went to the beach completely ignoring the stay at home order by their government. |
Thanks @OP. |
ikbnice:Same in San Francisco, govt placed a stay at home order but the residents rushed off to beach calling it a spring break... We only need to be saved from ourselves... |
Even American citizens are not panic buying or using chloroquine, they are rather asking him to keep queit! Nigerians!!! |
About a century ago, amelika brought dozens of ships to the west coast of aflika and ferried people thousands of miles away from their family and friends against their wish...without issuing them visas o. Now, children of the people ferried away who wish to visit their ancestors' grave are been mandated to apply for visas...Abi someone whose father moved to Lagos or Abuja from village cannot enter bus to go visit him? Only God can judge...even our Supreme Court go review this injustice tire... As usual...na humor I dey o. |
Rootprof:You will have a change of mind when you observe the "working countries" at a much closer distance. My point is politicians are the same around the globe...Nigeria is just a worse version... |
socialmediaman:Don Lemon is nice...watch Fox news! |
DeHumbleTboy:That's the customs acessment notice for a Samsung A20 sent to Nigeria from the US.
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DeHumbleTboy:Ok, till now...no one has told you about custom's fee on imported items. |
For those saying New Jersey is dry...Isn't the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island in New Jersey or accessible through NJ? The next best advise for US Visa applicants outside of solid ties is to fill the DS-160 form as carefully and accurately as possible. Come to think of it...that's the only document that goes before every applicant to the embassy and in some cases stay with them for months before the applicatant even show face. I think the embassy does so much more scrutiny on that form than we know... |
Climbs down from my OP... A funny analogy usually comes to my mind when the chances of been granted a visa is dicussed here... In the good old days of senior secondary education, you get to write an exam called "mock" before you face the almighty WAEC. That exam helps the students guage their preparedness and more importantly take them as close as possible to "WAEC fever"...lol I can equate the scritiny applicants are subjected to here as that mock exam. Just like mock examination questions are prepared by teachers who are WAEC examiners themselves, here we have seasoned contributors who at some point as applicants themselves learnt from thier own mistakes and from others. Some of the contributors are like Further maths teachers...@Twoods , usually very tough, some are Literature teachers...@seyewest , experts at word play. Some here are unserious like my Physics and English teachers...I no mention names o...I will most likely be the PE teacher, not because I am so fit but I gbadun the sidelines, enjoying the drama which is sometimes against the run of play.Will it be logical for a student who failed Further Maths woefully to request a remarking of his script by a Yoruba teacher? Climbing back to my OP(Observation Post)... |
giselle237:You have watched too many episodes of "keeping it real with Adeola" |
healthserve:My guy, it is not everything that you need to convert to Naira. He will not be paying his bills in Naira! @OP, check the cost of living in the country you plan to relocate to and the type of job you have been offered. As country hard reach for Nigeria, 850k per month salary is no beans. |
MoonWater:Some of the workers on your list are confirmed ghost workers... How can someone write his name in blue ink, write time in blue ink and then turn around to sign his name in black ink? All on the same line o... |
awoo47:He is not smoking anything bad even if he puffs once in a while... He just told you the blunt truth, most advance countries run on wifi backed by satellite, Coax/Fiber optic cables. Nigeria runs on GSM to deliver data and it is greatly affected by weather, geographical locations and our poor infrastructure. You'll be surprised at the speed you will get when you browse on mobile data in a country like the US and it comes at an expensive price! |
amajato:Yeah, it can never be like the primary school I attended. |
The Nigerian health SCARE sector!!! |
Na the student mark the test or na the teacher write the test? Same writing...confirm from the date! |
You are so on point with this post. I have watched how supporters from both sides have called anyone with dissenting opinion(s) unprintable names. it shouldn't be so difficult to respect other people's opinion. |
Na nairaland be this abi na new profile on Facebook?? Why nl no fit help person for God sake?? No be money I de beg see characters now if na money I comebeg on nl that na gobe na. Why guys de stingy for common advise too
, usually very tough, some are Literature teachers...@seyewest
, experts at word play. Some here are unserious like my Physics and English teachers...I no mention names o...I will most likely be the PE teacher, not because I am so fit but I gbadun the sidelines, enjoying the drama which is sometimes against the run of play.