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lanreabbey:
Sowie OP,What of people who were born with it.. But it's kind of weird if I reveal stuffs about me and my ringing ears that comes when some tins in the tins to be alert.. U can't understand

please share with me bro. I'm getting tired of her complains

rotadeco27:
The condition is called Tinnitus, it is not an infection like somebody wrongly said above.
It is mostly likely an adverse effect of the Chloroquine she took . Drugs of quinine family as such give untoward effect in some individuals.
It will subside and eventually resolve with time but if it is disturbing, pls do not self medicate, go see an ENT specialist .

Okay thanks

lanreabbey:
Lemme tell u this,some people are just clueless,her own is definitely caused by the Malaria drugs,her body will just go thru it and she will be fine. It can't lead to hearing loss. Am presently having ma Ring Ting now

Thanks

Votewisely2019:
It will disturb her sleep, especially because her worry and anxiety level has gone high. Just as explained above, it is an adverse side effect of medication. The good news is most often, this kind of tinnitus goes away, bit for some it may remain permanent.
Best way to manage it and sleep with it is by meditating with it, listen to it and assume it is like any other night sound, like the cricket chirping or the sound of the fan etc.
If you try to avoid it, you definitely not sleep for long before it wakes you up. Am talking from experience. It can be managed, also note that it gets less intense as she stops taking the medication causing it. It will gradually wear off. If it is still disturbing her, you can buy betahistine dihydrochloride, let her take a tablet of 8mg morning and evening along with vitabiotic 2 tabs morning and evening.
Warning:
She shouldn't take the medication, if she has stomach ulcer (peptic ulcer), high blood pressure or asthmatic.

Thansk I really appreciate your encouragement

rotadeco27:
The condition is called Tinnitus, it is not an infection like somebody wrongly said above.
It is mostly likely an adverse effect of the Chloroquine she took . Drugs of quinine family as such give untoward effect in some individuals.
It will subside and eventually resolve with time but if it is disturbing, pls do not self medicate, go see an ENT specialist .

thanks

lanreabbey:
Lemme tell u this,some people are just clueless,her own is definitely caused by the Malaria drugs,her body will just go thru it and she will be fine. It can't lead to hearing loss. Am presently having ma Ring Ting now

Noted

Damiriel:
A sign of a blood pressure most likely high..

I will have that checked tomorrow

lanreabbey:
With time it will surely disappear but how is it affecting her sleep,I sleep like pormo with mine wen it's comes

She is afraid of hearing lost

lanreabbey:
Sowie OP,What of people who were born with it.. But it's kind of weird if I reveal stuffs about me and my ringing ears that comes when some tins in the tins to be alert.. U can't understand

I just need to give my friend some hope. It really disturbing her sleep

Please guys I really need urgent solutions for my friend who is experiencing ringing in the ears after taking chloroquine injection for malaria. Please how long does it takes it to go away. It been 4days now.
Your kind reply urgently needed.

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Nigeria has reportedly received the $3.4bn emergency financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund.

The Federal Government said it will use the funds, which was approved under the Rapid Financing Instrument by the Executive Board of the IMF on April 28, ‎to address challenges arising from the economic impact of the COVID -19 in the country.

IMF Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, reportedly told CNBC Africa on Tuesday that the $3.4bn had been credited to the account of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

The IMF chief stressed the need for transparency and accountability in the management of the funds.

‎The Federal Government had assured that it will publicise all disbursements from the funds, and there are plans to conduct an independent audit of all emergency expenditure at the end of the pandemic.

The government also agreed to allow the IMF to conduct a due diligence exercise on the CBN, in line with the Fund’s safeguards assessment ‎program.

‎Georgieva reportedly explained that Nigeria has met and exceeded the safeguards for the disbursement of the funds.

According to her, the money was sent to the CBN’s account in dollars, after which it would be converted to naira.

“We have already disbursed. In emergency assistance, the board approves, we disburse within days to the country and it goes to their central bank in dollars before it gets converted into naira in the case of Nigeria.


“The conditions are quite favourable.

“Repayment period is five years, up to two and half years is grace period and the interest on the loan is one per cent,” she said.

Georgieva, in the same vein, said IMF will continue to support Nigeria and other member countries.

“We have put in place policy tracking action, and we are seeing progress each country is making.

The IMF will continue to support countries and shield them from catastrophic implications of the COVID-19 crisis,” she said
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The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS says 82.9 million Nigerians (40.1 percent) of the population are poor. The bureau disclosed this in its 2019 Poverty and Inequality in Nigeria study released on Monday.
The report indicates that on average, 4 out of 10 individuals in Nigeria has real per capital expenditures below 137,430 Naira per year.

This translates to over 82.9 million Nigerians who are considered poor by national standards.

The Nigerian Living Standards Survey (NLSS) is the official survey that is the basis for measuring poverty and living standards.

The study which was conducted by NBS between September of 2018 and October of 2019, is the latest round of the NLSS after a decade.

The survey was representative at the state level with a sample size of 22,110 households, focusing on increasing the understanding of living conditions of the Nigerian population.

It collected data on household and individual demographics (age, gender, marital status, among others), access to education, health and basic services, employment, assets, and income.

The survey is used to measure prevalence of poverty and to estimate a wide range of socio-economic indicators including benchmarking of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The scope according to the NBS, include all the 36 states in the country and FCT except Borno due to insurgency in the area.

Given that NLSS 2018-19 is not technically comparable to either the NLSS 2003-04 and to 2009-10, the bureau said it is not possible to compare poverty levels between 2003-04, 2009-10 and 2018-19.
In order to compare poverty rates across time, it stated that the underlying data should be collected in similar method, adding that the way the data is collected has great effect on the values reported by households.

According to the study, 2019 study was accordingly treated as a base study and any comparisons with previous poverty studies should be treated with caution.

Further look into the survey showed that with Nigeria’s 40.09 percent poverty rate, the country still have 12.85 percent poverty gap index and 5.63 percent poverty squared gap index.

On the urban and rural scale, the country recorded 18.04 percent poverty rate in the urban areas, 4.47 percent gap index and 1.68 percent gap square index, the in the rural areas the study shows 52.10 percent poverty rate, 17.42 percent gap index and 7.78 percent gap square index.

On the state by state basis, Sokoto and Taraba led the log with 87.73 percent and 87.72 percent poverty rate respectively, while Lagos and Delta state led the chat on the less poverty ravaged states with 6.50 percent and 6.02 percent.

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Former senator representing Kogi West, Dino Melaye, has filed a lawsuit at a Federal High Court in Abuja against the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila; the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami; and the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, among others, over a controversial bill.

The bill titled ‘Control of Infectious Diseases Bill 2020’, which was sponsored by Gbajabiamila and his colleagues, Pascal Obi and Tanko Sununu, seeks to empower the Federal Government to convert any property in the country, including private properties, to isolation centres.

According to them, the proposed law is designed to prevent the spread of a possible outbreak of infectious diseases.

Apart from members of the House, who protested that they were not served copies of the bill while it was read at plenary on Tuesday before it hurriedly passed first and second readings on the same day, lawyers and many other Nigerians described the bill as draconian and suspicious.


There were also accusations that the sponsors largely plagiarised a similar law on disease control by Singapore.

Melaye, in a tweet on Monday, stated that he had taken legal action against Gbajabiamila and others.

He said, “I have just filed a court action against the Speaker and House of Representatives on the wicked bill initiated by Hon Femi Gbajabiamila this morning at the Federal High Court Abuja. We shall overcome.”


The document with Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/463/2020, which was shared by Melaye’s Twitter account, listed the defendants as Gbajabiamila; Malami; Adamu; the Clerk of the National Assembly, Mohammed Sani-Omolori; the Clerk of the House of Representatives, Patrick Giwa.

The notice of application was filed “in the matter of an application by Senator Dino Melaye for an order for the enforcement of his fundamental rights to the dignity of his person, personal liberty, right to private and family life, right to freedom of movement and right to own immovable property in Nigeria.”

It stated that the “notice of application for an order enforcing fundamental rights (is) brought pursuant to Sections 34 (1), 35 37, 38, 40, 41 (1), 44, and 46 (1) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as altered; (and) Articles 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12 and 14 of the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights.”
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Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, says the state is in trouble due to the presence of the coronavirus disease.

Speaking on Sunday at the presentation of a COVID-19 Mobile Testing Centre donated by the Dangote Foundation to the state, Ganduje said the delay in testing suspected cases was responsible for the exploding number of coronavirus infections in the state.

According to a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Abba Anwar, the governor said the absence of functional testing centres in the state worsened its situation amid the pandemic.

Ganduje said, “There is no doubt that Kano is in trouble. And there is no doubt that we started on a shaky foundation. When samples were taken to Abuja for 7 hours and came back again in 7 hours, that was the shaky foundation I am talking about.

“We then lodged our complaint to President Muhammadu Buhari, who ordered for the establishment of a Testing Centre at Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, which after take-off was shut down for some days if not weeks. That was what escalated the transmission of the disease up to community transmission.

“But with the coming back of the AKTH Testing Centre and the addition of Bayero University, Kano that has the capacity of testing about 200 samples per day now, with the coming of Dangote Mobile Testing Centre of 400 samples capacity, we are making headway in facing the crisis squarely.”

Also present at the event, the Director-General of Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, was quoted to have said, “I just want the people of Kano to understand that we have not left you. We are behind you hundred per cent.

“I want to assure you that, by the time we hear from the findings of Dr Nasiru Sani Gwarzo’s team from the Presidential Task Force, for the days they have been here, we will have more solutions that we will use in solving the problems from Kano.”

According to the NCDC as of the time of filing this report, 313 coronavirus infections have been reported in the state.

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Imo State workers have appealed to Governor Hope Uzodimma to pay them their three months salaries.

They said despite the directive by the governor that workers should be paid before the end of every month, they were yet to receive their February to April salaries.

They lamented that the none payment of salaries have compounded their plight in the face of the partial lockdown of the state to curtail the spread of COVID-19.

Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Austin Chilakpu, said workers in 19 parastatals and agencies were affected in the unpaid salaries.

Chilakpu listed the agencies to include Imo Broadcasting Corporation (IBC), Agriculture Development Programme (ADP), Imo State Water Corporation, Imo State Poverty Alleviation Bureau, primary and secondary school teachers.

Others are Imo State University, Imo State Polytechnic, Imo State Library Board, Imo State Universal Basic Education Board, Imo State Secondary Education Board, and Imo Tourism Board.

Chilakpu called on Governor Uzodimma to direct the office of the Accountant General of the state to release the salaries of workers in the affected agencies and institutions.

Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Declan Emelumba, however, said it was the agencies that were delaying efforts to clear the backlog of the workers salaries as they were not giving the government the necessary cooperation in an ongoing audit to authenticate genuine beneficiaries from ghost workers.

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The Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals on Sunday called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), to reverse his decision on the easing of COVID-19 lockdown, which takes effect today (Monday).

The NUAHP made the call in a statement signed by its National President, Dr Obinna Ogbonna, and its General Secretary, Martin Egbanubi.
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80% of Kano coronavirus samples positive –Buhari’s panel
Published May 4, 2020

Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje
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John Alechenu, Olufemi Atoyebi, Dayo Ojerinde, Tukur Muntari, Maiharaji Altine, Chima Azubuike, Umar Muhammed, Daud Olatunji, and Olaide Oyelude

The Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals on Sunday called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), to reverse his decision on the easing of COVID-19 lockdown, which takes effect today (Monday).

The NUAHP made the call in a statement signed by its National President, Dr Obinna Ogbonna, and its General Secretary, Martin Egbanubi.


As health workers advised the President, members of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 he sent to Kano State expressed concern about the high rate of community transmission in the state.

The presidential team said 80 per cent of every 100 samples taken from the state for testing always came out positive.

As of March, the state had no case of COVID-19, but on April 11, a former ambassador, who attended a Jumat service while awaiting his coronavirus test result, was diagnosed with the virus.


As of 5.51pm on Sunday, there were 313 COVID-19 cases in the state, which was second to Lagos State that had 1,084, the highest in the country.

Buhari had, in his broadcast to the nation on April, 27, imposed a total lockdown on Kano State and dispatched a team of experts to the state the following day as part of efforts to stop the spread of the virus.

But in the national broadcast on April 27, he said there would be phased and gradual easing of the lockdown in the Federal Capital Territory, Ogun and Lagos states, which started on March 30.


He, however, imposed a dusk to dawn curfew on the country and banned inter-state movements.
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