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Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 7:16am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
Your ignorance is the problem of Nigeria. It's the reason for the under development of this country. It is the reason all these politicians takes us for granted.
Oh, so you now agree that "politicians takes us for granted". Lmao. Stay one place please, stop contradicting yourself
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:50am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
He may not care but his party cares. Every single ones advising him cares.
Abegi. Stop behaving as if you no dey naija abeg
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:50am On Jan 19, 2021
iokpebholo:
who told u they are living very fine.How many ppl do u know in kogi,have u done a research on d death rate in kogi state?It's obvious d problem of this country is not d government but d very myopic citizen
Oga, Nigerians are not a silent group of people abeg. If one house experience strange deaths from COVID-19 related symptoms and another house same, people would raise alarm. They'll come to social media, especially twitter to tell the world about how their governor (Yahala Bello) wants to kill them by downplaying the virus. Nothing of such is happening. I have so many friends in Kogi. Everyone of them says what that guy said. No mysterious deaths in Kogi state. Everything is going on well there. If there is anyone myopic here, it's you boss
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:42am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
Points noted. But if the virus becomes uncontrollable, we will still be force to shut down and everything you listed above will still take place. But by then, thousands of lives would have gone with it.

Remember, the reason for the low fatality is still majorly because our health facilities is still controlling this virus. By the time the cases becomes uncontrollable, it's only the rich that will be treated. You and I that don't want to die of hunger will probably be the one fighting for oxygen to breathe.

Two options. Hunger or Oxygen
Omo. Which kind talk be this one? How would anyone say the reason for low fatalities in naija is because health facilities is controlling the virus? Do you know the country you're talking about? It's Nigeria please. Health facilities that don't even have appropriate PPEs? Haba na. The reason for low fatalities is because the population of Nigeria is mainly youths. The elder are mostly at risk of death to COVID-19. Also, for some reasons, our immune system is better built for this virus. That's the ONLY reason we're experiencing low death rates. By your very much flawed analogy, our health care system is better than the U.S and other developed nations that are having thousands of deaths per day? Does that make sense to you?
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:36am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
Every Politicians cares about holding on to power and whether you believe it or not that power emanate from the masses.
Buhari doesn't care about holding on to power abeg. Dead this talk. He is the president for the next 2 years. Even if he sleeps and does nothing, no one can remove him. It's not like he'd be thinking of politics after his tenure ends. By then, death would be calling loudly in his ears. Politicians in Naija do not give a fvck about us. When they can easily rig
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:12am On Jan 19, 2021
Dreamliner787:
But they are living very fine over there because that's my state
No mind these wicked people clamouring for lockdown. Everything is fine in Kogi. No cause for alarm ever since this COVID-19 pandemic emerged in naija
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:10am On Jan 19, 2021
Black052:
kogi is not testing at all
And they aren't dying either. Doesn't that tell you something?
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:09am On Jan 19, 2021
Neddstark:
I feel you. What you are saying is the plain truth but the thing is when Nigerians hear the word "lockdown", it resonates with "hunger".
I feel there are other ways to do a lockdown. I.e order all businesses who need to perform services to in-house its staff to prevent movement. Restrict market to 2-3 days a week like before. Stop religious gatherings, weddings, parties, etc. Yes and ban all flights till cases reduce. Like someone said here if we dont lockdown to stop the virus, the virus will force us to start a lockdown.
The virus will not force us to start a lockdown. If I take your blood sample and run a test, there's a 75% chance that I'd see COVID-19 antibodies in your blood. Virtually all Nigerians have been exposed to the virus. We'd be fine. Lockdown will do no one any good
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 6:05am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
I wish that I'm in the seat of power. This government that I'm seeing is afraid of the masses. They are afraid of the masses turning against them.

What they don't understand is the fact that when people start dying like chicken they will still turn against you.

We need leaders who ain't afraid of doing the right thing even at the expense of people hating you.
You think this govt gives a hoot about people's feelings. Lmao. A govt that can kill innocent protesters no send you. It's saving the economy that matters to them. They lost revenue during the earlier lockdown, they're not prepared to tow that path. Ironically, it also benefits the citizenry. We're fine with it. Also, let's not deceive ourselves. Virtually all Nigerians have been exposed to this virus. But, we'd all be fine
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 5:59am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
Follow my thought process.

How did the Wuhan virus spread all part of the world? Air Transportation.

How did it come to get Nigeria? Air Transportation.

How did it spread to states that have no international airport or local airport? Road transportation.

With the above points, do you still think lock down won't help?
Follow my own thought process. Lockdown in Nigeria aids no one. We should have shutdown air transport and not bring in the virus in the first place. Now it's here with us, we can only live with it. Thankfully, the fatality rate of the virus is low. Lockdown will total crumble the economy, would lead to a tripling of contraction rate and would kill more people (hunger). You need to see how lockdown is in saner climes. People practically do not have to leave their homes. They can simply order for supplies. No one needs to go to the bank. Cashless policy exists over there. Not so In Naija. I surveyed the environment to see how people filled the streets during those days where the lockdown was relaxed to allow people restock. It was a funny sight. I stand by what I said, lockdown in Naija na formality
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by ityP(m): 4:48am On Jan 19, 2021
Dainnif:
Hello guru in the house, I discovered that my 3weeks old redmi 9s consume my data a lot. 4gig subcribtion hardly lasted for a week without downloading any thing, just to use WhatsApp, nairaland and Facebook (without washing vedios), sometimes telegram. Please is their what I can do to correct this?
Go to page 8146, TrebleChamp gave solution to your problem. Do well to check it out. It would help
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by ityP(m): 4:44am On Jan 19, 2021
Dainnif:
Hello guru in the house, I discovered that my 3weeks old redmi 9s consume my data a lot. 4gig subcribtion hardly lasted for a week without downloading any thing, just to use WhatsApp, nairaland and Facebook (without washing vedios), sometimes telegram. Please is their what I can do to correct this?
Na rich people dey use Redmi boss. You're rich IJN grin
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 4:41am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
What's your problem? Why are you frustrated?
E be like say you na govt worker. Na why you dey clamour for lockdown
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 4:39am On Jan 19, 2021
luvmijeje:
There are 2 options. We shut down early to slow down the virus or the virus forcefully shut us down.
What exactly did the first lockdown achieve? Nothing. If anything, it tripled the contraction rate. Lockdown in Nigeria is meaningless. You lockdown for few days, relax the lockdown for a day or two, tell people to go restock and head to banks to deposit and withdraw, the whole population get jam-packed in markets and banks and spread the virus even more. Then, you continue the lockdown, these people carry the virus and share for others in their neighbourhood during the continuation. Who lose? Stop clamouring for shutdown
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 18 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 4:34am On Jan 19, 2021
babajeje123:
I wonder. If school resumption is allowed, then it means covid might not be fatal as FG made us believe or they don't value the lives of school children.
Ask FG why NIN offices are still opened. School is the least of anyone's problems
Family › Re: Wife Gives Husband A List Of Chores To Do Before He Can Have Sex With Her by ityP(m): 10:32pm On Jan 18, 2021
Yeyenairaland:
See this one


What are you feeling like rn
Some guys run away from sex bro
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by ityP(m): 9:43pm On Jan 18, 2021
DeNoble001:
How do I reduce Data consumption on my Redmi 9?
Nawa ohhh!!
Redmi na for rich people o grin
Education › Re: COVID-19: Are You Comfortable Sending Your Children Back To School?? by ityP(m): 9:17pm On Jan 18, 2021
nedekid:
I hear the new strain of the virus is deadly towards kids. Besides, the kids bring it home to their parents.
Check out the mtn expatriate manager that died past November.
Tell me, don't the parents go out? Won't they still bring the virus home to their kids even if schools are closed? See eh, this virus is here to stay. We must learn to live with it
Sports › Re: Drogba Separates From His Wife, Lalla Diakate, After 10 Years Of Marriage by ityP(m): 4:34am On Jan 15, 2021
zoedew:
Failure is a man who can’t keep his marriage. Can’t manage a home!! Man, be a man: keep your marriage.
Stupid talk. Marriage would not be the end of me. If my wife gimme too much headache, it's better for me to be a failure and leave that marriage, than stay put to please persons like you. The world is evolving. A bad marriage is worse than divorce or separation. Better to breed kids in a separated or divorced home than in a bad marriage
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 14 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 4:28am On Jan 15, 2021
Verance:
Una still dey learn. The United States had 4300+ deaths on Tuesday alone. All Naija covid-19 deaths since February no even reach a third of that number, yet US people dey wash hands and do social distancing well well.

NCDC, if you guys want us to take covid serious, increase the number of deaths to 1k daily, we go take una serious but in doing so, people must see evidence around of that number oh.

Covid-19 dey but it isn't a problem to us here. Somehow somehow, the thing no dey wound us for here. We can live with it.
Same thing I keep saying. Just enter crowded markets and you'd be able to count number of people with facemasks. If not for the fact that we can live with this virus successfully, na dead bodies for dey litter streets. In those countries with high death rates, they practice social distance, wear face masks daily and wash their hands. None of these is practiced here. We should thank God for our lives o
Romance › Re: "Stingy Women Association Of Nigeria" Launched To Counter The Men's Version by ityP(m): 9:35pm On Jan 13, 2021
Ezi1993:
hahahaha look at this one....an empty vessel makes the largest noise..

See let me tell you ehn,,i can feed from you to ur entire family right now without shaking..


She's not poor and broke yet she's opening her legs for someone that isn't yet married to her...

I guess she's doing that to get your #500 transport as usual...

Mmmmmmmttttttccccccchhhheeeeeeewwwwww!!!!
Women open their legs because they're horrny too. Get that!
Romance › Re: "Stingy Women Association Of Nigeria" Launched To Counter The Men's Version by ityP(m): 9:33pm On Jan 13, 2021
Ryan03:
you seem to be reacting base on emotions right now, na referee I be so I am calmly taking stat. Relax, scores go soon come out
K
Romance › Re: "Stingy Women Association Of Nigeria" Launched To Counter The Men's Version by ityP(m): 7:23am On Jan 13, 2021
Ryan03:
lol. I can't conclude yet na, as per referee when I be, it is too early to decide. Some men are still crying over the fact that women have decided to hoard their pussies
Who you see dey cry? Babes don cry tire throughout this week. They are still crying. Like I said, both men and women get konji. If you doubt, tell your babe say no more sex and see her reaction. But only one dey collect money. So who lose
Health › Re: COVID-19 Update For January 12 2021 In Nigeria by ityP(m): 7:19am On Jan 13, 2021
Reference:
My dear, the figures are grossly unreported. This thing is spreading like wildfire and killing seriously. Everyday now I receive reports of deaths through medical sources not affiliated to government so I cannot dispute their claims. It is certain we are faced with a different strain some tests are not picking up and so misdiagnoses is the big problem today.

The problem of goverment appears to be one of resources as it appears they are not able to sustain the impetus of the initial outbreak probably because the framework for their actions was artificial and most likely overloaded. And they have not been able to develop and industry around containing this virus rather depending on task forces which are expensive to maintain.

By now the private sector should have been deeply embedded in this fight but the government wants it all and are now found wanting. The only thing that can prevent a total catastrophe in Nigeria is immunization. But can they do it fast enough before the virus mutates again.
Leave this talk abeg. There's no grossly unreported anything. Las las, we should all relocate to Kogi state. It seems only that state is immune

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