₦airaland Forum

Dareypaul:
Today the governor of Edo State announced the search of Mrs Amaka Okoro who tested positive to coronavirus.

Mrs Amaka Okoro is currently on the run and the state government is in need of her whereabout.

Governor Obaseki said...

Jamesbiodun:
I hope NCDC are not bringing fake confirmed cases, someone with no travel record having the Virus is somehow, I hope it's not Typhoid

paragon40:
what will make it drop?

Spacewalk:
In essence, what you are trying to say is that every body must have a taste of it before it's drops. You're not serious.

rOsy247:
He wanted to inflate figures then it would have been much easier for him to claim the large number of deaths were victims of corona. No, instead he said malaria and other terminal illness caused it.


People should reason from their brain not mouth.

godwon01:
We have 3 Aba Kyari. Two were dead and this one is alive. The 3 are from Bornu and reached their pinnacles in life. Governor, Chief of staff and Deputy commissioner of police respectively.

mohammadyusuf66:
Hello Nairalanders, don't mind English please. Just yesterday I have #69k in my account and today, my account is reading #41 only, I was shocked, I discovered this when I want to transfer money. Please your advise is needed and has anyone experience this. I called their customer care and they said they are rendering skeletal service cos of covid - 19. Thanks all in anticipation.

pennywys:
The gods are angry with Ganduje for removing Sanusi

Waiting to comment further when this hit the front page

merahki:
Struck out, squared.
Uninformed, resentment-fuelled, cruel post

Actuarydeji:
This man has just proved to me today that he is a sectional leader.

muykem:
What do you expect when supreme court handed over the state to PDP?

vincent10:
Enjoy the funny coffin dance meme collectionq.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz72048tOEw

As authorities continue to unravel the causes of the “mass deaths in Kano State, President Muhammadu Buhari says he and his government are with the people of the state and will not let them down.

Buhari, in a statement on Wednesday by his spokesman, Garba Shehu, said the outcome of the impending autopsies would determine the real causes of the strange deaths in the state.

The statement read: “There’s no time for energy wasted on political point-scoring, whether by current or former holders of office – or for any differences between state and federal administrations to be publicly aired.

“This is no time for talk. Our common purpose is to preserve the lives and health of citizens. President Muhammadu Buhari and his government are with the people of Kano State and will not let them down.

“If there is reason to believe that the mortality rate in Kano due to COVID-19 is out of control, it will spell a serious development to which the best action would be for the federal government and state government to work more tightly together to find solutions and implement together.

“In Nigeria, there are currently verbal autopsies underway in Kano State to identify the precise cause of the sudden and rapid increase in mortality in recent days.

“While some may wish to believe that there are other causes at play here like hypertension, diabetes, meningitis, and acute malaria’, there are others who say it is COVID-19.

“We should be prepared to accept the medical and scientific result of the autopsies and work together to confront the common enemy.

“What we know all over the world is that communities with similar socioeconomic dynamics like Kano have found as very helpful, the sort of lockdown measures now imposed, with markets and other public places of worship shuttered more strictly.”

Shehu added: “Nigeria is only weeks into our fight against the invisible COVID-19 that, earlier this year, was unknown to almost every nation in the world.

“Only earlier this month Dr Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO’s Health Emergencies Programme, made clear that ‘We are at the beginning in Africa’.

“There is much that remains unknown about this virus. What we do know is that global infections rates continue to rise each day – even when in some nations affected some time before Nigeria, the daily rate of infection is now slowing.

“We know too that there is a global shortage of personal protective equipment, virus testing kits and other medical devices required to fight this pandemic.

“And we also know that in each and every country there are some cities and regions more severely affected than others.”

henryhemon:
You are not a serious human. Are these things new? Many organisations have been doing all those long before these clowns in govt make it look like it's a big deal or like they have found the cure for the virus.

It's idiots like you that applaud even just the normal thing in Nigeria. These are their responsibilities and it is really coming late.

ADMAF:
Lol... From what source? You people go about passing whatsapp info amongst yourselves with so much confidence. It's so hilarious.

Iamundisputed:
Based on the recent sudden deaths in Kano state, it's safe to presume that at least 100k people already have Covid-19 in Kano.

I hope now they'll tell them on BBC Hausa Radio to stop washing their hands and drinking the water