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I knew king of boys would flip... Every act there was melodramatic, over the top acting. The living in bondage sequel was of better quality and story line too |
IronGalaxy:Shove your black pride aside. What he said is true. Mention any black dominated country that is functioning well. From Jamaica to This contraption...all are third world |
CliffDike:Other pandemics claimed millions of life. The Spanish flu Bubonic plague. So in comparison, Corona is child's play unless it plays on for the next six montha |
Citytrend:When will you cause the madness? Haven't I prodded enough for you to cast your madness spells? I still repeat, Guys, don't ever consult Citytrend for any design service. He will simply vamoose with your down payments. He is that larcenous. |
Antoeni:Check out this thread of predictions https://www.nairaland.com/5615511/prophesies-pastors-mine#85536141 |
Citytrend:No one should ever contact this guy above for any design services. He is completely unprofessional.... |
Fragility6:Pardon me. Did I abuse anyone? |
This is a masterpiece! |
New stuff coming up.... |
where are they? |
ojun50:I tells you... ![]() |
Talknochip:People live-in denial in times of crisis like this. Some idiot was even boasting that Africans are Immuned. The virus has not even mutated and it is like this. What happens when mutation occurs? God help us. |
I did just watched the film Contagion, and I am deeply afraid. This is like , I mean I don't want my body cremated in a mass grave. Not that it matters but mehnnn. I am scared. |
Koginaija:Preach on, bruh I chose to identify with what I want. I am Igbo first and not... Nigerian. |
Citytrend:This is typical of him. Explectives are his forte |
Zither:You indeed a 21st century man. This is great |
So I integrated some stuff. I must say I have achieved tracking and integration to my finger tips..., that is the only thing i can confidently say now. My destruction attempt is finally picking up. Smoke and debris stage is what is holding me down at the moment. Guys , if you ever need to do logos, web app development etcetera, don't ever consult this guy known as Citytrend. He is uncouth, unprofessional and downright puerile. It would be better to learn how to design logos yourself than consult his services. I had been bitten. He has absconded with my dime and he's threatening brimstone even. Avoid his ads on NL at all cost!
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NGpatriot:Pls go back to school. Logical analysis is simply beyond you. You can't give what you don't have... |
I like NOI... I like the fact that I am Igbo and not... Nigerian |
Vaccine prototypes exist. Commercial pharmaceutical and biotechnology labs such as Moderna, Inovio, Sanofi and Novavax, as well as academic groups such as one at the University of Queensland in Australia – many of which were already working on vaccines for similar Sars-related viruses – have preventive vaccine prototypes in development, some of which will soon be ready for human testing (although their efficacy and safety will of course take time to establish). Dozens of treatments are already being tested. By mid-February, more than 80 clinical trials were under way for antiviral treatments, according to Nature magazine, and most have already been used successfully in treating other illnesses. Drugs such as remdesivir (Ebola, Sars), chloroquine (malaria), lopinavir and ritonavir (HIV), and baricitinib (rheumatoid polyarthritis) are all being trialled on patients who have contracted the coronavirus, some as a result of the application of artificial intelligence. |
4.Catching it is not that easy (if we are careful) and we can kill it quite easily (provided we try). Frequent, careful hand washing, as we now all know, is the most effective way to stop the virus being transmitted, while a solution of ethanol, hydrogen peroxide or bleach will disinfect surfaces. To be considered at high risk of catching the coronavirus you need to live with, or have direct physical contact with, someone infected, be coughed or sneezed on by them (or pick up a used tissue), or be in face-to-face contact, within two metres, for more than 15 minutes. We’re not talking about passing someone in the street. 5. In most cases, symptoms are mild, and young people are at very low risk According to a study of 45,000 confirmed infections in China, 81% of cases caused only minor illness, 14% of patients had symptoms described as “severe”, and just 5% were considered “critical”, with about half of those resulting in death. Only 3% of cases concern people under 20, children seem barely affected by the virus at all, and the mortality rate for the under-40s is about 0.2%. The rate rises in the over-65s, reaching nearly 15% in the over-80s, especially those with pre-existing heart or lung conditions. Calculating mortality rates during an ongoing epidemic is hard because it is not clear how many mild or asymptomatic cases have been tested for, but the best estimate we have for the coronavirus so far is 1.4% – somewhere between 1918 Spanish flu and 2009 swine flu. People are recovering from it. As the daily count maintained by the Johns Hopkins CSSE shows, thousands of people around the world are making confirmed recoveries from the coronavirus every day. Hundreds of scientific articles have already been written about it. Type Covid-19 or Sars-19 into the search engine of the US national library of medicine’s PubMed website and you will find, barely five weeks after the emergence of the virus, 539 references to papers about it, dealing with vaccines, therapies, epidemiology, diagnosis and clinical practice. That’s an exponentially faster publication rate than during the Sars epidemic, López-Goñi notes – and most publications’ coronavirus articles are free to access. |
The coronavirus epidemic plainly poses an exceptionally serious global problem: in a few short weeks, it has spread from China to more than 80 countries, infecting more than 100,000 people so far and causing more than 3,400 deaths. But as we are hit with minute-by-minute updates from around the world, experiencing the advance of Covid-19 in real time – news alerts, huge headlines, social media hysteria – there’s a risk that we might lose some essential context. Yes, this virus is obviously a massive challenge: medical, political and – perhaps most strikingly at present – social and economic. But it is worth remembering the world has never had better tools to fight it, and that if we are infected, we are unlikely to die from it. Here, courtesy of a number of scientists but mainly Ignacio López-Goñi, a professor of microbiology and virology at the University of Navarra in Spain, are what might hopefully prove a few reassuring facts about the new coronavirus: 1. We know what it is. As López-Goñi wrote for the Conversation France, the virus causing cases of severe pneumonia in Wuhan was identified within seven days of the official announcement on 31 December, and, three days after that, the gene sequence was available. HIV, by contrast, took two years to identify after it first appeared in mid-1981, López-Goni noted. We also know the virus is natural, that it is related to a virus found in bats, and that it can mutate, but does not appear to do so very often. 2. We can test for it. By 13 January – three days after the gene sequence was published – a reliable test was available, developed by scientists at the department of virology at Berlin’s Charité university hospital with help from experts in Rotterdam, London and Hong Kong. We know it can be contained (albeit at considerable cost). China’s draconian quarantine and containment measures appear to be working. On Thursday 120 new cases were reported in Wuhan, the lowest figure for six weeks, and, for the first time since the start of the outbreak, none at all in the rest of Hubei province. Several Chinese provinces have had no new cases for a fortnight and more are reopening their schools. In many countries, infections are in defined clusters, which should allow them to be more readily contained. |
Citytrend:Hmmmm |
chai... Music kwa! Na waaa |
Ka ewe si.... Nansense |
This is good. The characterization is believable and almost 4D |
reidkrugger:Bruh, This is work. Kudos. I like this. A Gig might come up soon. I 'll keep you posted. |
Wow. The three main tribes were at loggerheads since time immemorial. Let's split, never too late Split and let's live... |
Can't wait for the breaking up |
helinues:That team up there is what this contraption needs... Buhari that has all the Northerners have achieved zilch |
Thats a penis sheath The longer the penis sheath, an indicator of the wearer's nobility or rank in Papua guinean and early African society. |
I love Sanusi.. |
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