₦airaland Forum

naijanaso:
Honestly, I do not know why our law enforcement agencies are always turned to law destruction agencies. Why take money from people and break the law of boarder closure? When e go set, na them go dey drop down dead for those check points oh. Make we wise

dotedote:
Did you read what you typed before submitting ?

Chikelue2000:
We are too quick to blame government....I keep saying dis....Nigerians ain't ready for a lift in lockdown....imagine how selfish n silly we are.....one knows he/she has d virus n still decides to spread it across....even if we were forced to wear mask n gloves for d lockdown to be lifted, some folks will still do otherwise.....our orientation has a faulty foundation

Oxb90:
This virus don really spread and it's no longer a play thing. By next weekend na we go advice ourselves on social distancing, nose mask, regular washing of hands and sanitisation things. Tunder fire ignorance

Ondo State has recorded its fourth confirmed case of COVID-19 also known as coronavirus.

The fourth case, which was confirmed in the state on Saturday, was said to be a police officer, who entered the state sneakily after discovering his status in Lagos State.

galadima77:
Yes of course, their masses ain't starving in their homes

majamajic:
They should

UAE (Dubai) , has 9200 cases but they are reopening today after a month lockdown

The Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF) has asked President Muhammadu Buhari, to scale down the total lockdown imposed in Lagos, Ogun and Abuja.

This was contained in a letter dated April 24, 2020 and signed by NGF chairman, Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State.

The letter was addressed to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation/Chairman, Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Boss Mustapha.

The Governors have asked Buhari to allow free movement in all the states, but with restrictions on large gatherings.

The other things the governors want incorporated into President Buhari’s impending pronouncement on the lockdown are: “Inter-state lockdown, excluding movement of essential supplies- food, beverages, medical and pharmaceutical, petroleum supplies and agricultural products; internal free movement but with restrictions on large gatherings and assemblies; overnight curfews; lockdown of flights; and compulsory use of face masks/coverings in the public.”

Fayemi said NGF’s position was a follow up to a teleconference meeting with the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, on April 22, 2020.

“Recall at the meeting it was agreed that the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) articulates the issues that it would want to be included in the next Presidential Pronouncement on COVID-19 so as to have a Uniform and coordinated Policy on COVID-19 at both the national and sub-national levels,” he added.

Nigeria currently has 1095 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country, with 208 discharged and 32 deaths.

Buhari is expected to make a new announcement on Monday, April 27, when the second 14-day lockdown elapses.

Waterypussy2:
That means other leaders in ecowas are walking corpse

jarawa:
May be

jarawa:
Mr Buhari is the most active person among the leaders

jarawa:
I do think among the ECOWAS leaders non is active like mr Buhari.

orisa37:
ElRufai is Igbo so no Problem.

cruxgemmata:
Motivational talks and advice don start.

Isookay

Sheuns:
Why nairaland no dey here?

PeterUdeme:
Is Reno Yoruba?

Bilabong:
Booked

Tpave:
We hear. No be today

Jostoman:
Good one