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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Nigeria May Not Need Many Ventilators For Patients – Minister by Built2last: 4:22pm On Mar 31, 2020
Was this not same man that said to CoronaVirus, Nigeria is ready to battle you.

He talks too much.
Food › Re: Panic Buying At Blenco Pagos In Lagos by Built2last: 2:40pm On Mar 30, 2020
Na person way get money dey do panic buying
Politics › Re: Opinion: Evidence Emerges Buhari Is Not In Nigeria. Speech Done Outside The Vill by Built2last(op): 12:09am On Mar 30, 2020
Did he mention procurement of ventilators or manufacturing of some? No
Did he mention plans for more testing, widescale testing, more test kits coming in? No
Did he commend those on the front line putting their life on line, urging them on, thanking them, possibly massaging them for their commitment? No
Did he implore Nigerians to bear with the government in these difficult choices they will make, such as lockdown? No
Did he mention what the people would eat during this lock down? No
Did he mention the overall public health strategies being relied on by all leaders across the world to combat this pandemic? No
What did the president bring to the table? Nothing?
Why....?
Because the script writers don't know public health strategies to combat this pandemic. They are only good at abusing critics.
Because they don't do research so they don't know how others are handling this thing.
Because the president is an illiterate, so he doesn't know what this is and he can't write the script himself.
Because this is a wicked government, cut off from the people so to them everyone can die.
His voice was hard and devoid of empathy and concern for the people.
The cut and join made the whole thing incoherent leaving many to ask:
Who was talking - Buhari or someone else?
Politics › Opinion: Evidence Emerges Buhari Is Not In Nigeria. Speech Done Outside The Vill by Built2last(op): 11:37pm On Mar 29, 2020
1.Nigerians wanted a live broadcast but they didn't get
2. The several cuts & paste showed it was prerecorded, no doubt
3. It was an airtight room, a makeshift owing to background air intrusion
4. The huge blind behind the president was fixed for the occasion, just hung
5. The broadcast was incoherent owing to many stoppages to correct the president, note the incoherent lines on the oscillating voice pitches ( rise & drop of his voice)
6. The camera at a point tried to enlarge the president's image which attracted Buhari's attention at a point. The man behind the camera stopped and left it steady till the end.
7. It's not the usual rooms at the presidential villa, note the flags behind the president. None of such flags have been used before today (if in doubt watch his few previous addresses)
8. There were frantic efforts to clean the video using a 3D video editing app but they failed. Again, they tried to work on the voice which rather ended revealing the background air intruision.
At the moment the President can be anywhere!!!


Foolish enough, they released the accompanied pictures to Buhari's broadcast maybe because of its beauty. It's now clear and our argument has been validated that Buhari has ran out of Nigeria. This is not Presidential Villa. He's nowhere in Nigeria. It's not enough to record something and play out to your citizens while you are in safe haven. No president has done that and none is doing that. Don't accept it please. Buhari should come out of hiding and interact and talk to people even on live broadcast like other presidents are doing. Even the infected ones like British PM is still talking. Buhari is not in Nigeria

Politics › Re: Full text of President Buhari speech on Covid-19 Pandemic Today. by Built2last: 7:23pm On Mar 29, 2020
That speech was not read from Nigeria. Well done for running away
Food › Re: I Bought A Paint Bucket Of Garri N1000 In My Area. How Much Is It In Your Area? by Built2last: 10:02pm On Mar 28, 2020
Wait till 2 weeks from now. Nigerians will eat their leaders.
Politics › Re: COVID-19: Ortom Orders Benson Abounu, His Deputy To Undergo A Test by Built2last: 6:14pm On Mar 28, 2020
WANTED! WANTED! WANTED!

Name: Muhammadu Buhari 

Age: 77 or even 99

Nickname: sinzu money

Occupation: cattle rearer

Side Hustle: president

Most Treasured Possession: cows

Hobby: traveling

#WhereIsBuhari
Politics › Who Is FG Authorising To Fly Out Of Abuja Airport In This Memo by Built2last(op): 5:42pm On Mar 28, 2020
Who Is FG Flying Out With Challenger Jet From Abuja Airport This Morning?

Posted on March 27, 2020 by The Elites

There are questions being asked about who Nigeria is bending its rules and the ban on international flights for, as arrangements are being made to fly someone, an unnamed expatriate, out this morning.

It will be recalled that FG placed a ban on international flights a couple of days back. Flights are not allowed out or in except on emergency cases.
We sighted a letter granting permission signed by the Director, Air Transport Management in the Ministry of Aviation granting a CHALLENGER 604 with Registration number N880ET to take off from ABUJA Airport this morning.
Though the title of the letter itself is suspicious as it indicates that the request was for the evacuation of an expatriate and the destination is London.

See the document from Aviation Ministry

https://www.theelitesng.com/who-is-fg-flying-out-with-challenger-jet-from-abuja-airport-this-morning/

Politics › Re: #buharichallege Trending On Twitter. See Funny Tweets (pix) by Built2last: 11:08am On Mar 27, 2020
Osinbajo should watch his back. If anything happens to Bubu, the cabal is viciously insidious. they can take him out and plot a kangaroo coup just to retain power.

They did it during Yaradua time.

Danbazzau and co who did it that time are still the cabal till date
Health › 21 Year Old Contacts Coronavirus And Dies With No Pre-existing Health Issues by Built2last(op): 4:03pm On Mar 25, 2020
A 21-year-old woman is believed to be the youngest person with no pre-existing health conditions to have died after contracting coronavirus in the UK.

Chloe Middleton, from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, is believed to have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, on 21 March.

Her mother, Diane Middleton, wrote on Facebook: "To all the people out there that thinks it's just a virus please think again.

"Speaking from a personal experience this so-called virus has taken the life of my 21-year-old daughter."

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-briton-21-with-no-existing-health-conditions-dies-after-contracting-covid-19-11963451
Politics › Re: NEWS Covid-19: Gov. Bello Orders Closure Of All Entry Points Into Kogi, To Arres by Built2last: 2:39pm On Mar 25, 2020
Okay na
Politics › Re: Coronavirus: Doctors Obtain Abba Kyari’s Medical Records From UK Hospital by Built2last: 2:37pm On Mar 25, 2020
If this man survives this. He should turn a new leaf.

Those wishing him death are more than those wishing him life.

Because na person papa, I wish him quick recovery
Christianity Etc › Re: Pray For President Buhari - Tb Joshua (Video) by Built2last: 11:25am On Mar 25, 2020
Ok
Politics › Re: COVID-19: 3 Of Abba Kyari's Staff Test Positive by Built2last: 5:16pm On Mar 24, 2020
Season one is almost complete
Health › Re: A Priest Hands Over His Ventilator To A Younger Person And Dies In Italy by Built2last(op): 5:12pm On Mar 24, 2020
Rasmega:
And one bastard in Ask Rock is stealing the few in hospitals meant for Nigerian citizens.
Trust me. In 2 to 3 weeks. Nigerians will eat our leaders.

Abba Kyari should not go to Lagos. He wont return alive...
Health › Re: A Priest Hands Over His Ventilator To A Younger Person And Dies In Italy by Built2last(op): 5:10pm On Mar 24, 2020
Can I get the phone number to Aso rock I want to tell them something.

We had budget nothing less than 20 billion every year for Aso rock clinic and they were eating qworo, eating Amala and drinking spirit with the money. Now e don set.

We are just starting ooo. If you want to see the future look at Italy.

Revolution is coming cos Nigerians cant stay indoors and starve to death.

Our leaders should get ready
Health › A Priest Hands Over His Ventilator To A Younger Person And Dies In Italy by Built2last(op): 5:06pm On Mar 24, 2020
Speak of selfless people.

Health › Re: COVID-19: Innoson Ready To Produce Ventilators & Medical Equipment by Built2last: 4:36pm On Mar 24, 2020
Forget matter.

Our Sinators, state governors, honourable members will place orders from behind to have it at home.

Aso rock will order for their families.

It will not be in hospitals for you and i.

UK ordered for 2 million and they have started production 2 weeks ago. its not ready yet

Buhari and his 10 thieves dont give a flying Fork about you.


Corona has come to test our resolve as a nation.
Politics › Re: Atiku’s Daughter-In-Law, Grandchildren Test Negative TO COVID-19 by Built2last: 5:08pm On Mar 23, 2020
Too early to tell.

Wait till a couple of weeks.

I also don't trust Naija tests.
Health › Re: Nigeria Has Less Than 50 Ventilators Across To Serve 200 Million People by Built2last(op): 5:01pm On Mar 23, 2020
God has to intervene.

advanced nations with hundreds of thousands of ventilators are struggling
Health › Nigeria Has Less Than 50 Ventilators Across To Serve 200 Million People by Built2last(op): 4:46pm On Mar 23, 2020
Nigeria has less than 50 ventilators to serve all her citizens. UK government ordered 700,000 to be produced as no country was willing to sell

America is also producing.

What will Nigeria do?

Why are ventilators used?
To get oxygen into the lungs and body
To help the body get rid of carbon dioxide through the lungs
To ease the work of breathing—Some people can breathe on their own, but it is very hard. They feel short of breath and uncomfortable.
To breathe for a person who is not breathing because of injury to the nervous system, like the brain or spinal cord, or who has very weak muscles.

How does a ventilator work?
The ventilator is connected to the person through a tube (endotracheal or ET tube) that is placed into the mouth or nose and down into the windpipe. When the health care provider places the ET tube into the person’s windpipe, it is called an intubation. Some people go through surgery to have a hole place in their neck and a tube (tracheostomy or “trach” tube) is connected through that hole. The trach tube is able to stay in as long as needed. At times a person can talk with a trach tube in place by using a special adapter called a speaking valve. (For more information on having a tracheostomy.
The ventilator blows gas (air plus oxygen as needed) into a person’s lungs. It can help a person by doing all of the breathing or just assisting the person’s breathing. The ventilator can deliver higher levels of oxygen than delivered by a mask or other devices. The ventilator can also provide what is called positive end expiratory pressure (PEEP). This helps to hold the lungs open so that the air sacs do not collapse. The tube in the windpipe also makes it easier to remove mucus if someone has a weak cough.
How are patients on ventilators monitored?
Anyone on a ventilator in an ICU setting will be hooked up to a monitor that measures heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation (“02 sats”). Other tests that may be done include chest-x-rays and blood drawn to measure oxygen and carbon dioxide (“blood gases”). Members of the health care team (including doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists) will use this information to assess the patient’s status and make adjustments to the ventilator if necessary.
How long is a ventilator used?
A ventilator can be life saving, but its use also has risks. It also doesn’t fix the problem that led to the person needing the ventilator in the first place; it just helps support a person until other treatments become effective, or the person gets better on their own. The health care team always tries to help a person get off the ventilator at the earliest possible time. “Weaning” refers to the process of getting the patient off the ventilator. Some patients may be on a ventilator for only a few hours or days, while others may require the ventilator for longer. How long you may need to be on a ventilator depends on many factors. These can include your overall strength, how well your lungs were before going on the ventilator, and how many other organs are affected (like your brain, heart and kidneys). Some people never improve enough to be taken off the ventilator completely or at all.
How does a patient feel while on a ventilator?
The ventilator itself does not cause pain. Some people don’t like the feeling of having the tube in their mouth or nose. They cannot talk because the tube passes between the vocal cords into the windpipe. They also cannot eat by mouth when this tube is in place. A person may feel uncomfortable as air is pushed into their lungs. Sometimes a person will try to breathe out when the ventilator is trying to push air in. This is working (or fighting) against the ventilator and makes it harder for the ventilator to help.
People on ventilators may be given medicines (sedatives or pain controllers) to make them feel more comfortable. These medicines may also make them sleepy. Sometimes, medications that temporarily prevent muscle movement (neuromuscular blocking agents) are used to allow a person to breathe with the ventilator. These agents are typically used when a person has very severe lung injury; they are stopped as soon as possible and always before ventilator support is removed.
Health › Re: Scary Photos Show Coronavirus Patients Lying On The Floor Of A Hospital In Spain by Built2last: 4:40pm On Mar 23, 2020
luminouz:
Will u keep kwayet?
What do u have that u dey write will on?
Nothing sir
Health › Re: Scary Photos Show Coronavirus Patients Lying On The Floor Of A Hospital In Spain by Built2last: 1:49pm On Mar 23, 2020
oh Nigeria

This may sound like fairy tale but if you have not written your WILL. Do it now.

There is no point creating crisis after you go, leaving no will.

Its about to get dirty in Nigeria
Foreign Affairs › British Government To Pay 80% Salary To All Workers by Built2last(op): 9:13am On Mar 22, 2020
The British government is doing everything to make sure their economy does go down in recession due to Coronavirus

Christianity Etc › Re: Links To Watch Live Church Services Online by Built2last: 9:09am On Mar 22, 2020
ksstroud:
So no one has a daring Faith like Daniel, the Three Hebrews to challenge CORONA
I can't believe all these...
Are you an atheist. If you are a Christian. Shame on you. Daniel was an ordinary person and not a pastor who increased his relationship with God. You have equal access to God like any pastor or prophet. Why not rises and heal all Coronavirus victims and we will know you serve God
Autos › Re: Going Into Transportation Business-advise Needed Please by Built2last(op): 8:21am On Mar 21, 2020
obi58:
@ op what's the latest?
I've given him options and told him to research on whichever he wants to do.
Politics › Re: Ugwuanyi: Redefining Governance At 56 by Built2last: 8:18pm On Mar 20, 2020
Again
Health › Jack Ma Helps Africa Fight Coronavirus. Donates Masks, Test Kits To African by Built2last(op): 12:01am On Mar 18, 2020
A statement released today.

Europe, China and America is fighting this virus and pumping money into their economic to avoid recession

We are all worried for Africa

Business › Re: Stamp Duty Charges Extended To Savings Account by Built2last: 1:55pm On Mar 17, 2020
We have been told that We have made trillions from stamp duty alone.

Now you have extended it to savings account. where is all these money going to
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Calls COVID’19 A “Chinese Virus” by Built2last: 1:52pm On Mar 17, 2020
lol
Politics › Re: Sanwo-Olu Visits President Buhari With Pictures From Lagos Explosion Site by Built2last: 10:00pm On Mar 16, 2020
So long as it's in Lagos and no Fulani or cow died. Buhari cant be bothered

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