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ifex370:
Done

Cruzzyweb:
Issokay

fireback:
the same WHO that deceived the whole world, telling them that wearing face mask does not protect from the virus. many infected persons would have escape the virus if they had used face mask but WHO misled them.

GamalNasser:
This same WHO that has lost credibility?

sotall:


I feel your pains. It was really a disappointment for someone you look up to acting so dumb and stupid that he made his ignorance go viral.


You cant take it. Accept my sympathy

Mynd44:
Pastor Chris has a Phd and other such things but not in anything scientific.

He needs to shut the heck up and face his church and not talk nonsense about things he knows nothing about.

Does he know more influential people than the Pope?
Does he weild more influences than the Saudi Royal family?
Does he have more followers than Muslims? For 4 weeks, Medina has not had one Jumat service.

He needs to go sit somewhere and enjoy offerings and tithe his members paid in the comfort science provided

StrikeBack:
help us carry it to front page let us bash him properly

Fuckkthemod:
Okay I’ll get back to you

GboyegaD:
Good morning people,
Please, I am trying to make an inquiry on the Amnesty granted to the militant back in 2009. I have tried reading information on the internet however, most information I see makes it seem like the militant groups were only present in Bayelsa, Delta, and Rivers States. I know the Niger Delta consist of the 6 South South States, Imo, Abia, Anambra, and Ondo States as such, I am surprised nothing is been mentioned about them. Kindly help with links to information regarding what states had militants who benefited from the amnesty as I am currently working on a research work and this information is vital?

Fuckkthemod:
Okay I’ll get back to you

RoyalBlak007:
A devotee of the Chinese Jui Tui shrine with his face pierced with guns take part in a procession celebrating the annual vegetarian festival in Phuket Island

Fuckkthemod:
Government is to launch a massive house-to-house Covid-19 screening campaign in the coming weeks as the fight against the deadly virus enters its next phase.

The testing programme, which will be carried out by 10 000 field workers visiting people at home, was announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday night in a televised address to the nation.

Ramaphosa said that the death toll from the pandemic had risen to three, with a total of 1 326 confirmed cases reported to the command council, which he chairs.

The president said South Africa was now entering a new phase in the fight against Covid-19 and the government would be rolling out a screening, testing, tracing and monitoring programme on a “huge scale”.

A total of 10 000 field workers would visit homes around the country scanning people for Covid-19 symptoms. Those found to have symptoms would be referred to clinics for testing. People with moderate symptoms would be treated at home or at Covid-19 facilities, while those with serious symptoms would be transferred to hospitals.

Ramaphosa said a mobile tracing system to track those who had come into contact with infected people and to monitor new cases would be set up, while a number of mobile testing centres would be set up during April.

Turning to the 21-day lockdown imposed from last Friday, Ramaphosa said it was “absolutely necessary to save the lives of thousands, even tens of thousands, of our people”.

He said while most people had co-operated with the 18 000 security personnel deployed to enforce the lockdown, some had still not understood the severity of the threat posed by the virus.

He conceded that “mistakes” had been made in how the lockdown had been implemented, but that the system would be improved as time went on.

Ramaphosa called on people to stay in their homes for the next 17 days and to “do everything you can not to get infected and not infect anyone else”.

“Every time you violate regulations or try to get around the rules you are putting yourselves and others at risk and helping to spread the virus,” he said.

He added that the government would take further steps to assist small businesses and self employed people who were losing their incomes.

viceddy95:
Bros calm down,,u will get it....check your acc,the message has already been sent...

viceddy95:
Please I have done more than I budgeted,,if you didn't get my message today,I will be doing the same thing next week by tuesday/Wednesday for twenty (20) people..just try and follow up with the thread..thanks..

If you have gotten the message, please let us know, thank u....

viceddy95:
Ok drop urs

helinues:
Is Africa the epicenter of the virus?

Why testing the vaccines here? Except if they have hidden agendas

Iramofu1:
Is it possible for someone to run a laundary business effectively while working? If yes, what are the steps to take. Thanks

Zornes123:
and the odds are low doesn’t mean it can never happen. 1 in a million they say. So who is that 1?
people come out to say how they tested positive after 6 months, some a year but they always end up being dismissed. Even wiki says it’s possible though very unlikely.