₦airaland Forum

Flyingngel:
Afe is talking interms of private university.
How many public schools from university down to primary schools can afford these bearing in mind the poor infrastructural development of our public institutions.

You are talking my brother.

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Ok

He who fights against Christians is fighting against GOD.

Be ambassador for Christ.
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God is the only true judge.

Nawa, I no go put sand for your garri ooo.

Wear your face mask ooo.

Precautions.

Nice

But na only area view you fit snap

Na over zealousness d worry am.

Okay

Ok
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Hmmmm
I can not talk.

RIP officer.
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Be strong oo.

Nawaoooo

This man serious ooo.
How I wish PMB was as serious as this.

He shouldn't do it.
It's not good.

That's very good of her.

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RIP.
Eayaaaaah, see wetin don enter ground.

Why naaaaa.

LG >>> Life is Good

They are running because they are not well taken care of.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) issued an advisory on use of cloth face masks amid the Coronavirus pandemic.

The NCDC stated that though cloth face mask can be used as a barrier to respiratory droplets, it however ”cannot completely protect from COVID-19”.

The NCDC outlined the following measures on the use of such face masks;

Cloth face masks must be worn in combination with:

Avoiding large gatherings
Physical distancing by maintaining a distance of 2 metres between yourself and other
Regular handwashing with soap under running water.
Frequent cleaning of surfaces with soap and water or disinfectants

Who should not wear a cloth mask?

According to the NCDC, cloth face masks, which are a convenient substitute to medical face masks for COVID-19, should NOT be worn by individuals who are at high risk for complications due to the disease.

The following groups are advised to wear MEDICAL face masks:

Health care workers and those caring for the ill.
Those experiencing respiratory symptoms like coughing and sneezing.
The elderly and those with chronic medical conditions.

Dos and Don’ts of cloths face masks

DO wash your hands frequently with soap under running water to avoid contamination.
DO adhere to social distancing measures and stay at home as much as possible.
DO wear a mask before leaving your home for essential services.
DO wear masks made with at least 3 layers of fabric.
DON’T use a cloth face mask on children under the age of 2 years.
DON’T try on new masks from vendors or wear immediately after purchasing; Wash before first use.
DON’T reuse a cloth face mask before it has been washed and dried.
DON’T leave a used face mask on uncleaned surfaces or in the reach of small children while not in use.
DON’T pull down your mask to cough or sneeze. Use a tissue or your bent elbow over the mask until you can safely remove the mask for washing

Handling and care of cloth face masks

Since cloth face masks are reusable, it is important to handle properly to avoid the further spread of infectious agents.
Make sure the mask has been washed and is unused before first wear.
Wash your hands with soap under running water before touching the mask. If water is not available, use a hand sanitiser.
Cover your nose and mouth completely with the mask making sure it fits snuggly with no open gaps.
Avoid touching or adjusting the mask while it is on.
Wash or sanitise your hands before removing the mask by the straps.
Wash the mask immediately with soap or detergent.

Culled: showbiz

God, this is huge. And he carry am for hand
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Eayaaaaah, RIP.

How much make I come buy abeg
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RIP
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Haba. No abeg.

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