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Damn it! This is in line with the trend everywhere else. The numbers just keep increasing. So them dey carry am enter via vessel as well. Chai!!! Stay safe people. If possible just remain indoors for the next couple of days. Lord help us through this.
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The governor needs to fire his social media people. Why go as far as stealing another state's achievement? Is it that Oyo State govt. has nothing on ground that is worthy of being showed off or what? This is the height of incompetence. They just embarrassed the governor. |
Very commendable. |
Guaranty Trust Bank, Nigeria’s leading lender, is setting up a 100-bed Intensive Care Centre at Onikan for Nigerians that may be infected by coronavirus, the bank said Tuesday.https://www.thecable.ng/gtb-sets-up-intensive-care-centre-for-covid-19
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As part of measures to create more awareness about proper hygiene, as the coronavirus spreads across the length and breadth of the country, the Ogun State Ministry of Health and Hospitals Management Board has produced “Not for Sale” hand sanitizers for mass distribution across the State.https://tribuneonlineng.com/coronavirus-ogun-govt-to-distribute-not-for-sale-hand-sanitizers-to-residents/
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https://twitter.com/akinolarj/status/1241661259701014528?s=19 ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EyiG9KWB30
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And Dunamis held a well-attended service today in Abuja. ![]() |
Uganda and Eritrea now have confirmed cases. Happened within the last 24-hrs. |
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It will be very risky and even dangerous to go to a crowded church service at this time. Using the outbreak in South Korea as a case study, only one person that took the virus to church and spread it there was responsible for 80% of the spread in that entire country.
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Makinde should have been more proactive in his handling of the state's preparedness for dealing with this problem. His utterances during the now infamous PDP rally indicates that he politicised the seriousness of the spread when he could have been proactive. Let's hope he rises to the occasion and do the needful to arrest its spread.
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helinues:It was only a matter of time. Smh. |
Good, e don receive sense.
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When will he drop this his akankpo dressing? He should start getting used to his new life and loosen up.
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Wiseandtrue:What do you mean by 'let the people feel or see it'?? Since you so badly want to 'feel and see it', why not catch the next plane to Italy. I don't get why you always have to sound so negative about everything, like you are allergic to positive news or something. Look, everything doesn't have to be painted with political coloration. But I guess you just can't help yourself. ![]()
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BlackfireX:You are talking nonsense. Fayemi at Ekiti cannot do such to an Alaafin whose domain is in Oyo State. Only Makinde (governor fo Oyo) can attempt such, but Makinde is too grounded as a Yoruba son of the soil to go that far under any circumstance. |
senatordave1:Your head dey there. |
jaxxy:Bro, politicians don't operate like that in party politics. Rofo-rofo fight is their trademark when they can't have their way, but in this instance Buhari commands enough respect and loyalty to resolve the impasse, if only he would exercise and leverage on that, but history has shown that he will not, simply because his personal interests are not directly involved (or so he thinks). He just can't see how the situation can potentially affect him or the party in the long-run, which is selfish. Right now as it stands, unless Buhari intervenes, the party will certainly divide irreversibly. No doubt, the faultlines have always been there due to the different alliances/political tendencies that came together to form the APC (majorly ACN and CPC). But due to the enormous power and influence behind the position he occupies as the president and leader of the party, the other influential leaders of the party, out of respect, try to observe his body language before making any far-reaching political moves. In this instance, it is very clear that he is sending mixed/conflicting signals to both factions. |
jaxxy:You don't get it. Buhari is playing them all by giving the impression that they both (the two factions) have his backing. He did same thing to Amosun and Rochas Okorocha. E.g, if Obaseki reports Oshiomhole to him, he will say 'don't mind him, ride on'. Then he'll meet Oshiomhole and pat him on the back and says, 'you are doing a good job, keep it up'. Rather than bringing them together and using his influence to ensure that they settle their issues. |
jaxxy:Get real. You can't be serious. This is not just any issue. This is a power tussle that is capable of derailing and distracting his administration if it allowed to persist. Remember that a similar thing happened in his first tenure when his same attitude allowed the crisis that led to Saraki's emergence as SP and the eventual decamping of several chieftains. We all saw how that episode impacted his administration. Obviously he hasn't learned from that experience. |
oforjide:Are you sure you are ok at all? When did you hear me say that? You better buzz off my mention with your crap talk. |
Agboriotejoye:Cut the crap. What do you mean by 'zombie'? I am just a political observer who tries to be as objective as possible. We all may have biases in favour of or against some parties or candidates, that is human nature, but some of us are objective enough to see through Buhari's scam. If your definition of zombie is one who supports the ruling party blindly then count me out. But that definition would also apply to the opposition supporters who fail to acknowledge the faults of the party they support. |
tinsel:That is beside the point. I put it to you that Buhari's body language is primarily responsible for the crisis threatening to engulf the APC. His gross leadership failure has sent the wrong and confusing signals to the warring parties, thereby creating a free-for-all atmosphere in which everyone is abusing court processes in order to gain an upper hand. As it stands, the party is split into two factions that ordinarily respect Buhari and are loyal to his leadership. Yet he has refused to bring to bear that leverage in resolving the divisions in the party. It was this same aloofness that allowed the crises in several state chapters to escalate because every faction involved translated his aloofness to mean he was on their side. He is such a terrible leader. |
Buhari's aloofness to the current confusion in the party yet again underscores his incompetence as a party leader. OBJ and even GEJ (while occupying the presidency) would never have allowed things to deteriorate to this point without intervening to unite their party. |
Davash222:Yes, it must start from there because they are the owners of a substantial amount of the house in question. They build such houses with looted funds that they were unable to launder. If this idea goes ahead, it may even crash the ridiculously high rent on some of housing in Nigeria, particularly in Lagos and Abuja. |
Lagos has been very proactive with testing. Kudos to them. |
Centcanada:Ama what ![]()
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Na so dem don turn naira marley into pop icon.
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It may seem discriminatory but desperate times call for desperate measures. Better to be safe than sorry. ![]() |
Well, it is for his own good. He is too sophisticated for that throne anyway. |
GamalNasser:I am with you on this. Paparazzis get sued for this abroad. |
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The numbers are rising people.
