₦airaland Forum

leksgcfr:
I hope the situation remain unchanged in fatality rate and reduction in the virus rate but it is too early to celebrate.

Why do you think its early?(even though am not calling for celebration anyway)
There must be a reason we are not like others suffering this disease:

Is it incidental or mere coincidence?

Accident or Providence?

Human or divine?

Natural or supernatural?

Genetic or Environmental?

Alexanity:
Let's not play a fast one on ourselves, we will only be sure if we record no death after a 100 infection of blacks between the life span in most black countries is about 50 years then where woukd Coronavirus find elderly population to deal with again Black Africans don't have much population of people with underlying health condition becuase majority of them would already be dead due to poor health system. Let's not celebrate or we can celebrate but we are really short of numbers of the most vulnerable group.

and why do you think, we have not had up to 100 cases up till now? In what way are we match in terms of disease control, to the likes of US, Italy, etc that are suffering ? That's a question too.

Obinnau:
let me regale you with my conspiracy theory.

it is because the lab that sequenced the pathogen missed out an important DNA or RNA strand and as such the disease can not actively replicate with the genome of truly black africans

Conspiracy in deed. You may wish to substantiate

1StopRudeness:
Wait .....we are not enjoying all the cool stuff they are enjoying abroad... yet u still wondering and analyzing why we are not partaking equally or even more in the disease and natural disaster .....

Is it incidental or mere coincidence?

Accident or Providence?

Human or divine?

Natural or supernatural?

Genetic or Environmental?

1StopRudeness:
are these our worthless leaders not worth more than cyclone, hurricane, Sars and corona virus put together

Hehehe...I am actually asking, unlike every other disease outbreak that usually afflicts Africa, is there more to CoronaVirus that are beyond our eyes?

The BIG question:
Once again I ask, What is the secret of Africa’s “fortune?”

Is it incidental or mere coincidence?

Accident or Providence?

Human or divine?

Natural or supernatural?

Genetic or Environmental?

Your thoughts!?

Let me shock you the more, check the list above , the topmost countries are Egypt, Algeria, Morroco and South Africa – Even though they are African countries, they are majorly white skinned. Apart from South Africa, the rest are in North African countries closely bordered with Italy and France – where the virus is actively spreading.

The rest of the African countries, Nigeria, Togo, Cameroun and Tunisia have negligible cases.

Now do you know the big question: How come Africa of all places seems to be the golden hen with the golden egg?

How come Africa, the poverty capital of the World?

How come Africa, the most undeveloped, the third world, the dirtiest, the most backward in medicine and health care… How come the race that has always been victim of all forms of disease and disaster is yet to record a casualty when the “ogas” in civilization and development (China, Italy, Iran, US, UK, N/S Korea, etc) are helpless?

List of African countries with their Coronavirus cases (8th March, 2020)
1. Egypt – 48 cases

2. Algeria – 20 cases

3. South Africa – 3 cases

4. Morocco – 3 cases

5. Cameroon – 2 cases

6. Nigeria – 1 case

7. Tunisia – 1 case

8. Togo – 1 case

Coronavirus outbreak in the world is no longer a news.

But what should be a big news, a good news for that matter is the situation report from Africa, and in particular the black Africans.

From the statistics so far, as at Sunday, the 8th of March, 2020, only 8 African countries have reported the cases of Coronavirus, with Egypt and Algeria topping the African countries that are victims of the Coronavirus outbreak.

But do you know the bigger news? No single death has been recorded on African soil so far.

Here is a list of the African countries that are victims and the number of cases reported.

Sources:
https://www.odoctor.ng/coronavirus-any-untold-story-about-africa-black-skin/

www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/