lalasticlala: Following the 3rd case of coronavirus in Nigeria, the Federal Ministry of Health has provided more guidance for Nigerians. The ministry emphasized that people should not travel to affected countries unless it's very essential.
(1) We strongly discourage any travel to all affected countries except for essential trips
(2) We encourage everyone returning to Nigeria from any country to self-isolate for 14-days
(3) All those returning from countries where there is ongoing high community transmission (over 1,000 cases cumulatively), should self-isolate and will be actively followed up for 14 days by theNigeria Centre for Disease Control and Port Health Services
(4) Please continue to maintain hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette.
seniormallam: The way children grow up this days ehh.....this boy is just 23?, I'm in my late 30 yet could pass for a 25 years old....... When it's only when we are sick they will give us tea, milk with fried egg and eat rice only on Sundays, how person go take grow.
Na sooo, wetin dis children dey enjoy this days ehnnn...
Hmnnn, my 14yr old boy don tall reach me, i am 42, for my new area, pple initially tort we are brothers...
Light78: Good Pm to you all. So today I decided to do some sanitation in my home. It rained heavily today's morning which made me abandon some parts.
This evening I decided to continue, as I was working I see these two snakes crawling around. I quickly took a long stick and planked their heads one after the other.
I took precaution by putting on a rainboot, an eye glass(if it is a spitting snake), a cup of kerosene in case if it wants the fight in another way.
I found out that the two snakes doesn't have a triangular heads and the stomach linings close to their tail shows they are non-venomous. I checked but couldn't find any fangs just teeth.
Op, be careful... The way i run click the tory hoping to see them hugging each other, i was disappointed to see them dead.
We have a tenant who has refused to pay rent since 2018, he only promised to pay and always defaults everytime...
What are the steps I need to take to get the rents or preferably reclaim the room he occupies?
There is a seemingly Big void as nobody takes any action since my Father passed (landlord) i.e, tenants civil enough do pay their rent to my eldest brother who lives far away but some like the tenants in question take advantage and do not like to pay...
Can I write a "Notice to Quit" and deliver it to him in person, or must I entrust a lawyer?
If I notify him about quitting the room, is he qualified for the 6 month the law prescribe...
I need tips on how to handle this situation...
My dear, the tenant in question may be knowledgeable than you think, and maybe just taking advantage of the situation, get a lawyer to serve him, even at that he is entitled to a 3/6months notice. And if you feel the guy no too sabi and you be the rugged type like me, na soldiers we dey take treat their f**k up.
abokikhalifa: Nigeria superstar, Nairamarley was seen in a video stylishly showing off is house and some of is bikes. It is not known if he is trying to motivate is followers, known as marlians or if he is doing it just to catch some fun. Any which way, I must say this young man is having the best time of is life.
mrvitalis: Would u shut up ...who calls out their governor more than igbos ...is there any governor in south west that did more roads than roachas in the last adminstration ?
Can u compare osun governor to abia governor ...ikpezu has done over 50 roads in aba yet we call him out every day
Enugu governor is trying compared to most places but we call him out
Which south west governor is better than anambra governor yet we call him out
It's you yorubas that don't even call out your leaders ...u praise them for little they did ... That was how u people hyped fashola now he done fall his hands as minster ...can u compare him to ameachi ?
Your problem is u people don't travel at all u don't
Gbam, you have said it all, thats why there political office holders take them for granted, the only time they are close to them is days to election, after election, they are like day/night
rilikalid: I know it for sure that the Jagaban statement issued yesterday would definitely change so many calculation. My verdict: Oshomhole stays, Obaseki goes.
Dey deceive urself, this is not lagos, remember... Lets just be patient and see how things unfold.
ContractKiller: VIDEO SHOWS SMILING MEDICAL WORKERS IN WUHAN TAKING OFF MASKS AS CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK SLOWS
A new video shows medical workers in Wuhan, China, taking off their protective face masks and smiling as the outbreak of the novel coronavirus slows in the city.
The video was posted to Twitter by The Telegraph shows a number of medical workers standing on steps, taking off their masks, smiling and waving. The novel coronavirus originated in Wuhan, but the city has seen a decrease in cases over the past few days.
This video comes just days after the Chinese news agency, Xinhua, reported that the last two of the 16 temporary hospitals in Wuhan shut down due to a decrease in cases. "The final batch of 49 patients walked out of the Wuchang temporary hospital at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday," the news agency wrote.
According to a March 12 report by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Hubei province, where Wuhan is located, has seen only eight new cases in the past 24 hours, compared to a March 1 report which showed 570 confirmed cases in just one day.
According to Xinhua, the temporary hospitals helped at least 13,000 patients recover from the coronavirus. In the Hubei province, over 51,553 of the 67,786 reported cases have recovered from the virus, according to data provided by Johns Hopkins. In the province, 3,062 people have died.
Following the closing of the temporary hospitals, a number of other videos were posted to Twitter, showing medical workers in the region celebrating the decline in cases.
People's Daily, a newspaper in China, posted a video of the patients thanking the medical workers as they were able to leave the hospitals after recovering from the virus.
"Time to say goodbye! All #COVID-19 patients in the Hubei Provincial Hospitals of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine have left the hospital and the wards closed after 45 days of care by the Guangdong medics sent to support #Wuhan," the newspaper wrote on Twitter.
"Medical teams from other provinces bid farewell to the makeshift hospital in #Wuhan where they have worked for over a months," a reporter from Xinhau, Xu Zeyu wrote on his Twitter.
"A nurse of ethnic minority from island province Hainan rejoices and dances as a makeshift hospital in #Wuhan closes. All patients in this hospital are discharged today," Zeyu posted with another video.
"China has passed peak of #COVID-19. All temporary hospitals in #Wuhan closed, life is back on track. Salute to these brave people. Now we're reciprocally sending medical experts, materials & sharing experience to others since you helped us a lot when we suffered then. Thank you!" Twitter user Shin Shiwei wrote.
Lawgod247: Now, this is becoming scary. This is beginning to look like a real life Zombie Apocalypse situation that we have in our hands. This virus is perhaps depositing stuffs in the system of those it infects and the stuff just might turn them to the Undead in future. They would then start hunting those of us that are Corona free. Anyways, for CAC Company or Business Name registration, Foundation, Schools, Church, NGO, Trademark, TIN, SCUMI, NAFDAC number etc, talk to us at www. Lawlab. Com. ng. Everyone, brace yourselves for what is to come. Stockpile not just food, but armour.
Guy, make we hear word jare... U don too watch horror movies
Stakeholders: Who even know alawe of Ekiti in hierarchical order of Obas in Yorubaland? Is it because Alaafin( iku Baba yeye) lamented that Fayemi not supposed give him chairman of Obas in Ekiti that made him to have that gut to insult Alaafin like that.
Anyway anyone who's closer to him should caution him and told him what befall Akinolu in Lagos when he wanted to belittle Ogunwusi. The fact that Governor have been given authority over you doesn't mean that you should not know your limitations.
You don't need to know him, same way I dont even know if one alafin is somewhere in oyo state or in the forest.
Your alafin will soon get the insult he is looking for, if he doesn't stay away from ekiti.
saheedbadmus: Hmm dis alawe no serious.. so he doesn't know in Yoruba culture and custom a 1st class king can always intervene on behalf of lesser kings.. so As alafia mediate with Fayemi on behalf of the kings bad abi .. hmm
When planning a party, let security be ur no 1 priority.. let our well trained and equipped Bouncers secure your events withing Lagos and neighboring states at an affordable rate.. our Bouncers can handle crowd and can withstand all kind of situations..
Guy, you are getting it all wrong, the alafin should have written the chairman of ekiti council of obas or even invite the waring parties not to be writing the governor.
What he has done is called "abosi" in yoruba land.
The alafin should respect himself and stay clear of ekiti since he does not know how to mediate.
todugo: My brother the mopol way dey follow them na free? if the country have security issues then get yours,and thats what they did envy and naive will kill us in this country. Talking about changing the way thing are, is this even the problems that Nigerians are facing? Gosh we have bigger issue...all I see is misplaced priorities
To some extent, i agree with you, but the point is that the bigger problems we have cannot be solved by the government of the day alone, and in reality, the government is made up of me and you (in one way or the other, they are there because of the actions /inactions of me and you)
The change that we want must begin with you and I, probably you are a family man, you are the government in your home, when you advise /talk to your wife, children, brothers and sisters about the right thing, you have played your part as the head of the home, the same thing applies to associations, places of worship, clubs, etc.
Its our little efforts in our locality that changes the bigger problems.
Chrisrare: Nigerians and inferiority complex. why not go to another restaurant if they don't want you in theirs?
Going to another restaurant no be problem bro, the issue be say them too dey form 4 we country here... You need to see how mopols dey follow them up and down, we just need to start doing things differently, you need to see how this yellow dwarfs with swollen face treat blacks...
E good as them seal off the restaurant, make them stay house for like 3weeks, there brain go reset.
Emperor2463: A Chinese restaurant in Lagos has been shut down by the federal government for refusing to allow Nigerians into their restaurant simply because they were blacks.
I think we should applaud the federal government on this because a Nigerian can not be racially abused in his or her own country.
Lol, but something no clear me for d tory ooo, who come be d chinko wey dey lock/unlock the burglary proof, abi we get chinko law enforcement agent for here ni?…Going by the picture, the story no follow.
Emperor2463: A Chinese restaurant in Lagos has been shut down by the federal government for refusing to allow Nigerians into their restaurant simply because they were blacks.
I think we should applaud the federal government on this because a Nigerian can not be racially abused in his or her own country.
Lol, but something no clear me for d tory ooo, who come be d chinko wey dey lock/unlock the burglary proof, abi we get chinko law enforcement agent for here ni?…Going by the picture, the story no follow.
Founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua, has predicted that the virulent Coronavirus disease will disappear on March 27.
Joshua, the clairvoyant cleric and miracle worker with church headquarters at Ikotun, Lagos, had said on the SCOAN-owned Emmanuel TV that “the fearful Coronavirus which has caused fear and panic in the world will disappear the same way it came.
Specifically, he said, “Coronavirus, the fearful virus plaguing the world will end on 27th March 2020″.
However, the cleric’s prediction may have elicited hope amidst a disillusioned world population, considering that he has a reputation for giving predictions that often come to pass.
Joshua, having recently reeled out various predictions for this year, reportedly struck a chord, as one of them was said to have come to pass three days after he gave it.
The prediction, THISDAY gathered, had been that he warned against rift, disunity and breakaway in the British Royal Family; and that the recent rumblings in the British royal household were its manifestation.
He reportedly said, “Pray for unity and understanding among the Royal Family – because of what I am seeing.”
Besides, a former Minister of Aviation and vociferous politician, Mr. Femi Fani-Kayode, had claimed in his twitter handle that Joshua had given so many predictions to him that ultimately came to pass.
He said Joshua predicted events about Zimbabwe, Algeria, Sudan and North Korea, and that “to the Glory of God, they all came into manifestation”.
The Coronavirus disease was first reported in Nigeria last month when a 44-year-old Italian working for a supplier company to Lafarge Africa Plc, Ewekoro, Ogun State, was diagnosed of the disease.
He was subsequently quarantined in a Lagos health facility, while the Ogun State Government in turn quarantined no fewer than 28 persons that had had contacts with the Italian.
There will be no elite football played in Britain for at least three weeks because of the spread of coronavirus.
Elite football in Britain has been suspended until at least 3 April as a result of the spread of coronavirus - but what happens next?
BBC Sport's Simon Stone has answered some of your questions about this season and the impact the suspension will have on the sport.
If the season is not completed what happens about promotion and relegation?
Stone: "You would basically have three options. Declare the season void - and restart next season with the same teams that started this one in the same division, or have promotion and relegation, either using this season's positions as they currently are or having play-offs.
"All of these scenarios are controversial, which is why the preference is to finish the current campaign - it's just that no-one knows when that will be.
"There are nine Premier League games to be played, plus three FA Cup rounds, plus Europe. Given a clear window, you are looking at about six weeks to complete the calendar, using midweek games."
Will Liverpool win the Premier League title no matter what?
Stone: "I don't think we can say 'no matter what' because the option of scrapping this season does exist. However, everyone recognises that would be exceptionally harsh on Jurgen Klopp's men.
"Scrapping this season is not the option being thought of as preferable at this stage. The aim is definitely to end the current campaign at some point."
Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool team are 25 points clear at the top of the Premier League What is the likelihood of the season being completely null and void?
Stone: "It is very much the will of all the leagues and the majority of the clubs for that not to happen.
"There are so many complications that come with making a decision of that magnitude. Clearly, no-one knows how long the game will be in shut down for. But whenever it restarts, I would think it will restart by finishing off this season.
"It is not entirely clear whether players will carry on training. We are in completely uncharted territory here."
What happens to tickets for fans, especially season tickets - will people get a refund?
Stone: "As with any situation, tickets are refundable if matches don't take place - and generally, clubs will look favourably on fans who can't make date changes that could not have been envisaged when the tickets were bought.
"However, some clubs have just had four or five matches called off, so it may take time. Season tickets are a different case. The season has not ended yet. At this stage, I can't see refunds being offered there. More clarity should come in the next two or three weeks."
If coronavirus lasts for the next six months, does that mean no football will be played in that period?
Stone: "It is possible, yes. In theory, matches could be played this weekend. It is the clubs who have made the decision today - the government said on Thursday that matches could continue for now.
"No-one, certainly not me, knows how long the current situation will last for. I don't see matches being played until the coronavirus problem has passed its peak point, which the medical experts said yesterday could be between 10 and 14 weeks.
"Given the medical advice, I don't think anyone in football seriously expects the situation to have changed in three weeks and therefore the present situation is much more likely to be extended than lifted."
What happens about player contracts if the season is not finished by 30 June - as well as other extra fees such as for appearances and goals?
Stone: "This is a complex area. Obviously players whose contracts run beyond the end of this season will get bonuses based on the current campaign, whenever it finishes.
"However, for those whose deals expire on 30 June, it is a different situation entirely. In addition, the transfer window will be open.
"These issues will form part of the fall-out from Uefa's meeting on Tuesday, which is expected to outline the best way forward for the European game as a whole. The players - as well as the leagues - will be represented."
Could next season be delayed - and if so, to when?
Stone: "Yes. And as long as is required. If the current season doesn't finish until the summer, there will need to be flexibility about when the next campaigns start.
"A Uefa source told me yesterday that nothing was off the table. Anything is possible."
Will there be any financial assistance to lower league clubs who will have no income for the next month?
Stone: "I don't know if the EFL has enough money to start handing out bridging loans. Like most businesses, clubs will have to find a way round their present situation."
National League Only games in the top four tiers of English football have been suspended, meaning matches in the fifth-tier National League and below are still scheduled to be played Will lower leagues be suspended because of the risk of attracting larger crowds from other clubs?
Stone: "It is a fair point. I suspect it falls into the 'cross the bridge when it comes to it' category. I can't see why a local side that attracts 100 fans should be stopped from playing.
"Junior matches will still go on also. There has to be a line drawn somewhere. It would be illogical to say 'no-one can play football'.
Why is the National League continuing? Stone: "To repeat, it is the Premier League and EFL clubs plus the Football Association who took Friday's decision. Government advice on Thursday was that matches could continue.
"The National League has taken the option to follow government advice. Notts County average attendances of more than 5,000, so there are plenty of fans who follow that level of the game anyway.
"If clubs get overwhelmed by spectators, I guess the National League may have a rethink but for now, for them, it is business as usual."
What will happen to TV deals?
Stone: "The big unknown is how the broadcasters react to this situation. BBC, BT, Premier Sports and Sky pay huge amounts of money to screen football.
"The latter three use football to drive their subscriptions. If there is no football, what happens to the subscription numbers and, in turn, their ability to pay the contracts.
"As with so many things, the length of time this shutdown goes on for will determine what happens next."
What about payments given to clubs depending on league position - what will they get?
Stone: "If the Premier League has its way, they will get the payments they are supposed to get because the season will finish. Anything else is guesswork at this stage."