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chai....more hunger loading.

good...

They should move with the times.....to 'Webcam' live shows via laptop

Mugu's go pay.....

Contactless sex 2020.....in fact see my big dic....

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I think Obj cleared the IMF debts?

Luckily the IMF have learnt their lesson when it comes to Nigeria.

Mental health issues.......dressed up as corona?

charlatans....

Naija....

and when they find hiv there?

hmm...

Hmm...no PPE?

Why not test the nurses rather than just to assume they are now covid 19 positive.

Seems like a knee jerk reaction.

The Management of the St. Joseph hospital, Adazi-Nnukwu, Anambra state has said that nine medical staff of the hospital have been quarantined following their contact with the index case while on admission in the hospital.

The hospital said the staff were quarantined after a meeting with a joint team of National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) and Anambra state Ministry of Health.

In a statement issued on Wednesday by the Administrator, Jerome Okafor, and made available to the Nation, the hospital said the sample taken from the patient admitted to the unit tested COVID-19 positive.

It further revealed that the room occupied by the patient had been decontaminated, while the entire centre had been fumigated.

The statement read, “It is pleasure of the administration of St. Joseph hospital to put on record that a joint team of National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) and Anambra state Ministry of Health were at Dr. Joe Nwilo heart centre of on Saturday, April 11, 2020.

“They verbally communicated to us that the sample they have taken from a patient who had been admitted to the unit tested COVID-19 positive.

“A representation of the hospital, including some staff of the centre, had a cordial discussion with the team over the events of the past few hours.

“After briefing and discussion that followed, the team proceeded to decontaminate the room which the patient had occupied and to fumigate the entire center. They also quarantined nine medical staff that had contact with the patient during the time of his admission.

“The NCDC officers have been faithful in their daily visit to check on them. During the discussion, the team conceded that the staff of the centre had been professional in the handling of the index case. They explained that the procedural error in putting out the results to the media was likely committed by the NCDC Abuja.

“They suggested that even the state governor had not gotten the result when the news hit the media. The offices responsible for communicating the bad news started on damage control. The visiting team promised to make changes in their procedures to prevent a reoccurrence. They also assured the hospital team that the delay they experienced in response to their invitation shall also be addressed.

“The hospital Administration requested that the reality of COVID-19 is now glaring and since its hospital staff by the nature of thier work are on the front line of the battle to contain the virus spread, also considering that with tune-down in the operations of some public hospitals which are bound by charity to attend to all manner of patients, regardless of their economic and social status, its staff be considered in provision of some personal protective equipment, and some parliative measures too.

“The team promised to do so as soon as their office gets a consignment of supplies.”

https://thenationonlineng.net/covid-19-nine-medical-staff-quarantined-in-anambra/

Hope checkpoints comply?

The British High Commission in Nigeria has made arrangements for charter flights to convey British citizens stranded in the country back home.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that not less than 4,000 British citizens residing in Nigeria had earlier shown interest in being evacuated to their country.

The high commission, last week, stated that efforts are ongoing to ensure that the Britons are successfully evacuated from Nigeria.

Though Nigeria has a total confirmed coronavirus cases of 373, that of UK has soared to over 98,476, data from worldometer showed.

The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Catriona Laing, disclosed the evacuation plans in a statement sent to PREMIUM TIMES by the British High Commission in Nigeria.

“I’m really pleased to tell you that we have now made arrangements with British Airways to run charter flights for us from Nigeria. The first flights will depart this Saturday the 18th of April, and the flight departure times are 15:10 from Lagos and 15:35 from Abuja. Of course the exact times could be subject to change.”

Ms Laing’s statement was contained in a statement sent to PREMIUM TIMES by the high commission.

Ms Laing said the arrangement was made with a company called Central Travel Management who have set up a dedicated webpage for Nigeria and a 24/7 hotline to reserve and pay for tickets.

“The link to those webpages are:

Here for Abuja: https://etm.eventsair.com/nigeriafco/fco-abujacharter729/Site/Register
and
Here for Lagos: https://etm.eventsair.com/nigeriafco/fco-lagos718-charter/Site/Register.”

According to Ms Laing, the price for these flights will be just under £500.

“To be eligible for these flights you need to be a British citizen normally resident in the UK and we will be prioritising vulnerable people. When you book, you will be asked for your passport details and a UK address and we will be doing eligibility checks.”

“I should also say that making a booking does not automatically guarantee you a seat on the first flight, but if you are eligible you will be transferred to a subsequent flight.”

“With regards to the questions on getting to the airport, it is very important that you print and take your ticket with you, and if you are stopped at checkpoints, show that to security personnel and make it clear that you are going to the airport to take a repatriation flight to the UK.”

“Those of you who are successful in making bookings, we will email you with all the details you will need including the time you will need to be at the airport. British travellers should visit Return to the UK page on the FCO’s Travel Advice for Nigeria pages for further information,” the official said.

The planned evacuation of Britons occurs about a week after the U.S. evacuated about 1,000 Americans from Nigeria.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/388047-coronavirus-uk-charters-flights-to-evacuate-britons-from-nigeria.html

Looting commence.....

Good news........Get well soon.

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The man has been deceived......

Hmm...he should mentor Dangote on wise investments!

The founder and boss of Amazon has seen his wealth swell by $24bn (£19bn) after soaring demand for online shopping sent the firm's share price to a new high.

Jeff Bezos now has a fortune of $138bn, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, cementing his position as the world's richest man.

Amazon has benefited from surging internet shopping by people forced to stay home during the Covid-19 outbreak.

The firm has been recruiting thousands of workers to cope with demand.

However, Amazon has also been criticised by employees in the US over workplace protection against the coronavirus.

Mr Bezos owns an 11% stake in Amazon and on Tuesday, the firm's shares rose by 5.3%.

The family behind retail giant Wal-Mart, which owns Asda in the UK, have also gained during the lockdown.

The Waltons saw their net worth rise 5% this year to $169bn, making them the world's richest family, according to Bloomberg.

With millions now working from home, online meeting site Zoom has seen founder Eric Yuan's fortune more than double to $7.4bn.

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index said the world's 500 richest people lost $553bn so far this year.

Investors in the global oil and gas industries have seen sharp drops in net worth as crude prices plunged on reduced global demand and a row - now resolved - about oil production between Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Rise to fame
Mr Bezos started Amazon in 1995 with about $100,000 in personal and family money. He quit a hedge fund job at the age of 30 after coming across a statistic about the rapid growth of the internet.

He was joined by his wife, MacKenzie, whom he met while they were both working at the New York hedge fund, DE Shaw. They have four children.

The couple were divorced in 2019 in a split widely covered by the business media. MacKenzie's $38bn settlement included a 4% stake in Amazon.

Within a month of the launch, he had already shipped orders to all 50 states and 45 countries, according to a 2013 biography by Brad Stone entitled The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon.

In Amazon's first five years, customer accounts jumped from 180,000 to 17 million. Sales skyrocketed from $511,000 to more than $1.6bn.

Big-name investors flocked to the company amid the first wave of dotcom enthusiasm.

It went public in 1997, raising $54m and turning Mr Bezos, who once helped to box up the book orders, into one of the world's richest men before the age of 35.

In 1999, Time Magazine named him one of its youngest People of the Year to date, dubbing him the "king of cybercommerce".

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52289657

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Buhari wey no get waec?

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Collateral?

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Chimezirim121:
you dey vex?

Common nurse?

Wetin una read self?

Una dey compare.