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kerry57:
I download more of his videos, audios and interviews from you tube. Read few of his books. I prefer the videos and audios more cos they impact me more.
But u can google his books to see if u can get anyone free. I know of amazon which requires payment.
The best bro. Never give up on whatever ur dream is, one day u will be celebrated.

I appreciate boss

kerry57:
I think we should be thinking of creating jobs and not job hunting. We can create wealth with great ideas that we can act upon with little or no capital only if we can develop the drive. I cant stop Learning from my mentor Jack Ma.
Think it through.

Where can I get his free Ebooks?

pufframmy:
any updated channel on Joy Tv

Are u on 23E or 28E?

Hunger will cause more riot....

semyman:
Look out for the cloned fugitive

you are sick

hmm


The raining season is about to start

9JA which way?

emmyire:
Good morning hose, please what is the latest band, frequency, symbol rate and lnb configuration for getting multytv channels on str4669

12525Vertical30000 @23East

Emmaculate20:
Eutelsat 7A
At 7.0E
*First of all, use MBC Rodrigues TV
frequency 11191 H 3210 on “Satellite
TV Installation Menu”

*Use compass to determine where to
mount your dish

*Point your satellite dish to Eutelsat 7A
at 7.0E

*Raise your dish up and shift your dish
to the right or left until you hit the
green

*Tight your dish azimuth and inclination
bots

*Connect your decoder and plug the
satellite cable & blind scan for all channels to pop out. GL!

which compass do u make use of? Your SATfinder/tracker has compass?

1xbet just scammed me....

Not a big deal....


It's like someone changing his/her means of transportation....

Punchline33:
RIP to the young man. It is obvious hunger was not the only thing responsible for his death because he had been working at the site and probably been paid before today. Yes they get paid daily and must have had some money to buy food. This headline is sensational and the person who made the post is simply chasing clout. Have we considered other factors like performance enhancing drugs? Not that he was unemployed na. RIP once again.

You may have some points...

Munzy14:
8-10...

I cannot suffer to make money, come suffer to chop am..

Lol

Munzy14:
Nigeria economy is not smiling bro, Allow her go do her masters now her uncle go sponsor her...It will increaSe her chance in the labour market.

If u marry her now, next u will pin her down with pregnancy and automatic housewife.

Allow her, a lot of beautiful girls around...Must it be her?

Meanwhile that 2yrs gap is a no no in marriage for me o...Nawa o, by the time u both approach late 30s to 40s u will understand.

Lol....10 years gap gang

Boom

And the scammer doesn't have a username here?

initstime:
You said your final exam was for 20 July, 2019...what happened

https://www.nairaland.com/post/79422396

No mind that cheap scammer....

NLReposter:
Bet9ja adds more options to zoom.

it remain cards and corners.

Lol....I don't think that will be possible anyway?

On March 29, Nigerians woke up to the news that the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the University College Hospital (UCH), Jesse Otegbayo, had tested positive for COVID- 19.

Declaring this in a statement he personally signed, Mr Otegbayo said his samples were taken after he came in contact with someone who presented what appeared to be symptoms of COVID-19.

The result returned positive.

However, barely four days after this declaration, the hospital announced that a new test carried out on him (CMD) came out negative.

"I have the pleasure to announce that the repeat test of the UCH CMD, Professor Jesse Abiodun Otegbayo has returned negative," the Public Relations Officer of the hospital, Toye Akinrinlola, said.

The news of the result returning as negative has left Nigerians wondering if the COVID-19 virus leaves the body system that quickly.

Nothing is impossible.

For a positive case to become negative without necessarily undergoing treatment.

He also said the virus can leave a body with strong immunity.

"You want to look at the scenario of when he got infected. At what stage of the disease were test one and test two done?

"The laboratory test also contributes to this. Was the right sample taken? Was it well stored? Was it well delivered?

"The way your body will clear a virus is different from the way my body will clear a virus, even without treatment. So if your immunity is that strong, it can clear anything," he said.

Mr Tomori, a professor and former regional virologist for the World Health Organisation, also said some people are not showing any symptoms of the virus yet the laboratory results shows they are positive.

"So we have to take each case by its own merit," he said.

Henry Ewunonu, a pathologist, said the negative result means the virus has been cleared from the body.

This he said is possible due to the body immunity of the carrier.

"The immunity might have cleared out the COVID-19 virus in his system within that short period of time. There are people with such super immunity," he said.

He also said there might have been a case of 'false positive' because of either human or machine error.

"At the second point of testing he might have had a false negative. Meaning he might still be having the virus but due to human error, the result came out negative.

"The last possibility is the phase of the infection when he was tested. Was he in the recovery stage already?.

"The COVID-19 virus is still new so for now all facts are imagined," he said.


How this works

On March 29, Nigerians woke up to the news that the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the University College Hospital (UCH), Jesse Otegbayo, had tested positive for COVID- 19.

Declaring this in a statement he personally signed, Mr Otegbayo said his samples were taken after he came in contact with someone who presented what appeared to be symptoms of COVID-19.


The result returned positive.

However, barely four days after this declaration, the hospital announced that a new test carried out on him (CMD) came out negative.

"I have the pleasure to announce that the repeat test of the UCH CMD, Professor Jesse Abiodun Otegbayo has returned negative," the Public Relations Officer of the hospital, Toye Akinrinlola, said.

The news of the result returning as negative has left Nigerians wondering if the COVID-19 virus leaves the body system that quickly.


Nothing is impossible

A renowned virologist, Oyewale Tomori, said it is possible for a positive case to become negative without necessarily undergoing treatment.

He also said the virus can leave a body with strong immunity.

"You want to look at the scenario of when he got infected. At what stage of the disease were test one and test two done?

"The laboratory test also contributes to this. Was the right sample taken? Was it well stored? Was it well delivered?

"The way your body will clear a virus is different from the way my body will clear a virus, even without treatment. So if your immunity is that strong, it can clear anything," he said.

Mr Tomori, a professor and former regional virologist for the World Health Organisation, also said some people are not showing any symptoms of the virus yet the laboratory results shows they are positive.

"So we have to take each case by its own merit," he said.

Henry Ewunonu, a pathologist, said the negative result means the virus has been cleared from the body.


This he said is possible due to the body immunity of the carrier.

"The immunity might have cleared out the COVID-19 virus in his system within that short period of time. There are people with such super immunity," he said.

He also said there might have been a case of 'false positive' because of either human or machine error.

"At the second point of testing he might have had a false negative. Meaning he might still be having the virus but due to human error, the result came out negative.

"The last possibility is the phase of the infection when he was tested. Was he in the recovery stage already?.

"The COVID-19 virus is still new so for now all facts are imagined," he said.


How this works

Olaide Shuaib, a Medical Laboratory Scientist explains how the COVID-19 virus detection and treatment works.

"When a person has a viral infection, the severity of the infection has to do with the mode of entry, the viral load, the replication and the receptor.

"The receptor is what the virus will bind unto. If there is no receptor for the infection, then the person won't be down with the viral infection, " he said.

Mr Shuaib explained what might have happened in the UCH chief's case.

"COVID-19 has 45 circles before it could be detected in the system.

"The circle is when the positive and negative situation can be ascertained. This varies depending on the viral load in the body system.

"If a person has CT of 20, that means the viral load is much in the system of the carrier. When this is the case, it will take at least 15 days before treatment will be able to cater for the infection.

"If the person has CT of 45 that means the viral load in the body system is lower. It will just take a few days of treatment to cater for the infection.

"This is the case of the CMD, he doesn't have many viruses in his body system. That was why the treatment was able to cater for the infection in just four days, " he said.


More medical scientists speak

Mike Ogirima, a Professor of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery said it is possible for a positive case to become negative once the virus leaves the body.

"It is possible, depending on the period you caught him to be positive before. It is a neurological reaction and if the virus is no more in the system, of course, you may not be able to find the trace of the antigen in the system.

"But if you look for the antibody which is the principle neurologists use for vaccine production, the antibody will be there. But he is negative, he can't infect any other person," he said.

An oncologist, Oseremen Shadrach, said scientifically when a positive case suddenly becomes negative, it means that the antigen you were looking for is no longer there.


"It means the person has developed antibodies. So in this case, the person has successfully mounted a reaction against the antigen which is against the offending agents.

"So I don't know the extent to which the test is positive or negative, " he said.

Chief Medical Director

Speaking to PREMIUM TIMES in an interview, the UCH spokesperson, Mr Akinrinlola said Mr Otegbayo has not exhibited any symptoms of Covid-19 till date.

He, however, did not disclose if the CMD underwent treatment after the result came out positive.

"He observed the prescribed self-quarantine. He complied with all the safety guidelines given by the World Health Organization and Nigeria Centre for Disease Control.

"It should be noted he didn't exhibit any symptoms of COVID 19 and he still hasn't exhibited any, " he said.

He said, on Friday, that the CMD will do the final test within 72 hours to be double sure.



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/386084-explainer-can-positive-test-for-covid-19-turn-negative-few-days-later.html