Massiveglory:
Real results of the people shows Tinubu did not see 7% in rivers. About same in imo state.

Vinnie2000:


INEC, BRING IN THE RESULTS OF

Delta
Edo
Cross river
Bayelsa
Akwa ibom

and
And the South east states.

PETER OBI IS WINNING.

Treadway:
unfortunately from reports I am getting PDP got good votes there o...more than the 25% sef. Even APC had a good outing in some of the states. I was expecting the SE and SS to be the new KKK. Let's just hope there were irregularities and the gist is false.

Parachoko:
Just because you no see result from the SE no mean say is not coming out.

No magic Obi fit do

It seems most of you guys have not been following the results

kcnwaigbo:

Until Obi Overyakes Tinubu.Plateau too much !! Over 100k margin in just one LG Chai!!

HuntSon:


Mr using Christianity to hustle for likes on NL

It attracts God's wrath but gay supporting countries are better than your religious fanatic atmosphere, make it make sense
Why hasn't your religion be able to deliver us from homsexuality?? because you can't and it's not something that requires deliverance!

You think God really dictates what happens to a Nation? You can't be Implementing useless policies and call on God, expecting anything to change


Bro pick up a book and read, stop deceiving yourself and trying to guilt trip people with religion when in reality, you're worse. HOMOSEXUALITY IS BEAUTIFUL, NOT A SIN, AND VERY NATURAL because God created us, so you can open Psalm 23 and cry about it

GreetMe:
Even if he's tested positive. They'll say he tested negative because he met with Trump to avoid people saying Trump is positive too.

Mercykayy:
I don tell am

Coronavirus is changing social interaction, especially in the western world. Handshakes, cheek-kisses, hugs – the everyday greetings ingrained in our culture – are not as welcome as they used to be.

When the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, extended her hand to her interior minister, Horst Seehofer, at a meeting on Monday, he refused her handshake and waved her away.

In Italy, Angelo Borrelli, the country’s special commissioner for coronavirus, has suggested that Italians’ demonstrative nature could be contributing to the virus’s spread, urging citizens to be “a bit less expansive”.

Likewise in France, where the health minister, Olivier Véran, has advised people to cut back on hugs and kisses, though the French president, Emmanual Macron, was seen to double-cheek kiss the Italian prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, twice during a summit in Naples on Thursday.

In the UK, Public Health England has not gone quite as far. When Prof Paul Cosford, emeritus medical director for PHE, arrived at Radio 4’s Today studios on Monday, presenter Mishal Husain asked if it was OK to shake hands, assuming he would say it was not.

But Cosford was quite happy to, he said – though perhaps not in the future. “We do need to get to a point where we reduce social contact if we see more widespread infection,” he said. “At the moment, we’re in the position [that] we need to continue life as normal, but we need to be prepared for the actions that we may need to take.”

In the meantime, good hand hygiene is the key message.

“Science says shaking hands is disgusting,” Nicky Milner, director of medical education at Anglia Ruskin university told the Guardian. She pointed to research showing on average we carry 3,200 bacteria from 150 different species on our hands. On average, we will shake hands 15,000 times in our life time, she said.

A handshake transfers twice the amount of bacteria compared to the quicker fist-pump or high-five. “If you’re shaking hands, you tend to put your palms together and wrap your fingers around. Whereas, when you minimise the contact between the skin, you have a small surface area in which there are micro-organisms, so transfer fewer. It’s all probability,” she said.

The Japanese bow, the Thai “way, where palms are pressed together in prayer-like fashion, are all healthier”, she added. “In Ethiopia, they touch your elbow, then you bang opposite shoulders.”

Yet, she cannot see such greetings becoming commonplace here in the UK. “The challenge would be the cultural shift.”

“In the UK, the handshake is formal. It’s professional. It’s used in meeting and greeting. It closes business. It’s such a powerful procedure that we perform. It’s not just about saying hello. So that brings us back to good hand hygiene.”

The World Health Organization’s director of pandemic disease, Sylvie Brand, meanwhile, has endorsed the elbow bump, footshakes, waves and the “wai” as safer alternatives to shaking hands.

trutht828:
Cletus77, you clearly don't know the meaning of a patient.

dahnimoh:
Chai

EVEN with corona virus

IpobAntidote:
Ok

This is what a said yesterday, only a fool will give false information in this kind of situation. I gave them all correct information incase someone on my flight comes down with the virus days after landing.
But unfortunately, we have too.many dumb dumb asses who don't even understand the importance of given right information. It's for their own good.

The Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, has said some persons suspected to have contacts with the Italian that brought coronavirus to Nigeria gave false information.

He was quoted as saying this in a press statement by the Director of Public Affairs, Ministry of Health, Tunbosun Ogunbanwo, on Monday.

According to the statement, Abayomi spoke during a stakeholders’ meeting with Chairmen of Local Governments, Community Development Associations and Medical Officers of Health of the 57 LGAs and LCDAs.

Addressing journalists after the meeting, Abayomi said the contact list of the index case of COVID-19 in Lagos is over 100 and increasing daily.

He explained that the contact being traced includes 159 passengers on the aircraft, six people who came in contact with index case at the hotel, 35 people at the factory, two drivers and an ambulance driver.

He said, “We have managed to identify all of these people except some of those people on the aircraft who have either gone back to Europe, other states or other countries or gave false information on their forms.

“We are unrelenting in our quest and we are still trying to find the remaining passengers on that aircraft; and every day, we are finding more. Our contact list now is over 100 and it is increasing every day.”

Meanwhile, the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, disclosed that two persons suspected and tested for Corona Virus Disease have tested negative to the infection.

“We have been testing a few suspicious cases. In fact, we tested two yesterday, they were both negative and both from Ogun State. We are very much on the lookout; our index of suspicion is very high and we have alerted all our medical facilities both public and private to be cautious about anybody who presents with fever, cough, cold, difficulty in breathing, diarrhea and body pains,” he added.