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The governor and deputy governor have arrived at the Infectious Diseases Hospital in Yaba. They were welcomed by the commissioner for health, Professor Akin Abayomi. The deputy governor was taken to a place to wash his hands. He asked the MD of the hospital why he was not given soap to wash his hands with and the MD said that what he was using to wash his hands was a special solution that staff of the hospital use to wash their hands. |
Originalsly:He was not in the same room with the patient (note: patient not victim) when he spoke with him and the distance between them was more than 2 metres, therefore he did not need a face mask or hazmat gear. |
This ridiculous attempt to cause controversy by claiming that there is no coronavirus in Nigeria is laughable. The man was initially treated at Lafarge clinic. That means that Lafarge, a huge French company, is lying. The World Health Organisation sent a team to assist in managing the patient. In fact, the WHO team are amongst the people that the minister met when he visited the emergency centre and the officer in charge of WHO Nigeria has assured Nigeria of its full support. That means that the World Health Organisation is also lying. WHO has also commended Nigeria for its handling of the index case. This ridiculous plan to cause confusion would have been laughable and comical if it wasn't for the fact that human lives are at stake. |
The minister also visited the Lagos State governor, Mr Babajide Sanwoolu.
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Afterwards, the Lagos State commissioner of health, Professor Akin Abayomi, addressed the press about the coronavirus patient. LSMOH @LSMOH CORONA VIRUS PATIENT NEVER ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE – LASGhttps://twitter.com/LSMOH/status/1233889671777837062
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The minister of health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, has visited the Lagos State Public Health Emergency Operations Centre where he discussed with the Lagos State commissioner for health, Professor Akin Abayomi and the chief medical director of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Professor Bode Chris. Osagie Ehanire @OsagieEhanire Yesterday I visited the @FollowLaSG Lagos State Public Health Emergency Operations Centre (PHEOC) and Isolation Unit of the @LSMoH Infectious Disease Hospital (Mainland Hospital) in Yaba, to engage with @ProfAkinAbayomi and Prof. Bode (@LUTHOfficial) and others re: #COVID19 .https://twitter.com/OsagieEhanire/status/1234023779258552320
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Note (for emphasis), the Italian patient never attempted to escape and there's no Uber driver. These are all part of the fake news that has been circulating. |
Chatbot1234:He didn't tweet that. The story began on a fake AIT page. The same people created a fake Twitter account with that fake name. That is not his name. His real name is known because he was the subject of a story about slavery from 2018. I also saw the tweets. Or are you talking about the Olugbenga Bodunrin story? That's a completely different story. |
And for the crazy people that are spreading the nonsense story that there's no coronavirus in Nigeria and that it's a ploy by government to steal money, my recommendation is that they should go to the Infectious Diseases Hospital in Yaba and live in the same room with the Italian. |
NairaMaster1:Where did you see the fake news that the government said that they are prepared to stop it from entering Nigeria?? Show me a verified source for that fake news. The government cannot prevent people with the disease from entering Nigeria. No government can do such a thing. What they can do is to screen travellers and issue contact forms. If that was possible, why haven't the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, etc. stopped the virus from entering their countries?? This is a serious issue that should not be politicised or used for jokes the way that you are doing. People died during the ebola crisis because of fake news. |
And here comes another nonsense about grounding planes and restricting movement! |
OK, it's time to respond to some of the comments here. I didn't respond earlier because I believe that people are just panicking and that's understandable. 1) Some people have talked about the appearance of the hospital and one person actually asked me why the hospital looked like that if 4 governments have spent money on it. If you check my last post on the first page you'll know that the hospital has been undergoing expansion and renovation even before this case was detected in Nigeria. That's one of the reasons that the commissioner visited the place, to inspect the expansion and renovation project. If you check one of the articles that I posted earlier, it stated that the hospital was a 40 bed facility. Well it has been expanded to a 100 bed facility and it is being expanded further and that's why the hospital looks like a construction site. 2) This refers to comments about the risk that the commissioner will be infected and the fact that he did not wear a face mask. A lot of people seem to think that they know more than the commissioner ![]() 2a) The commissioner stated in the press conference that the patient no longer has respiratory symptoms of the disease (that is, he is no longer sneezing or coughing) and that he only has body pains and feverishness at the moment. Furthermore, the commissioner was not in the same room with the patient. He was outside and, maybe you cannot see it, but there was a screen between the commissioner and the patient. Lastly, the US Centres For Disease Control does not recommend that you should wear a face mask unless you have the disease or you are in the same room with someone that has the disease. 3) Lastly, it seems that some of the people that are commenting are in so much panic that they did not read the captions of the pictures. The pictures that were taken at LUTH show the commissioner visiting a patient that has lassa fever, not coronavirus. |
Unfortunately there are a lot of these fake stories going around. People need to be careful and check the source of their information. On the day that it was announced that the first case was recorded in Nigera, someone created an insane story that the patient worked at a company on Banana Island and that he had visited certain schools and hotels and that he had slept with certain women. The entire story was false. There was another fake news that 28 people in Ogun State had been diagnosed with the coronavirus disease. That's also fake news. |
Some crazy people stole a picture of this man from an old news article and then concocted a crazy story that he is a taxi driver named Adewale Isaac Olorogun that drove the Italian man from Lagos to Ogun State and that he is infected with the coronavirus. They further stated that he is demanding for a large amount of money and that he will spread the virus if he is not given that money. The entire story is false. The man has made this video in order to debunk the lie. His name is Jude Ikuenobe and he is based in Edo State. He has not been to Lagos for the past 2 years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dNLVaKb_QE The crazy story was published on a fake AIT Facebook page and AIT has now disowned the story and the page. See screenshots below (the third screenshot contains the fake story).
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Beware of Fake News on Coronavirus – LASGhttps://www.facebook.com/492378324116772/posts/2966004280087485/
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