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Kindly share with your loved ones and lets keep safe.. Together we will win the war against this Virus. Pass it across to your friends and family. Stay away from Cold Drinks for now, drink more hot tea. This was sent to me by an health care worker in the States

It's a pity...make Nigeria just desolve this country is becoming a comedy of a nation
We don't even know if we get hope sef for dis country anymore chaii , breeze don blow o

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Asiwere ko Oro jo.. may God forgive us all

See as revolution dey happen without the masses getting involved una think sey una wise (Corona voice to our greedy polithiefcians)

Thanks guys..our leaders keep looting and we the masses keep repairing the mess these people created..I hope we can get our senses in order in this country

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Forgive us Oh Lord and make our leaders learn to put the Nation together and not put the Nation in their pockets alone... Something gat to change in dis country.

Bevista:
A full-option ventilator cost around $20,000. 100 units will cost around $2m. Using an exchange rate of N400/$, that's around N800m.

From the figures of donations by corporate bodies and private individuals, the FG should've received in excess of N20b. Please note that the NNPC together with its JV partners donated $30m (N12b).

Such a joke of a country!

u've said it all.. nothing to say again.

This guy must be mad..he is definitely crazy and needs brain check up if the story is true..or is something fishy ?

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A prominent Nigerian doctor practising in the United Kingdom (UK), Dr Alfa Saadu, has reportedly died while treating victims of coronavirus.

News of the doctor’s death is trending online with former Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki mourning the loss of Saadu.

A Facebook post by Saraki on the unfortunate incident reads: “Inalilahi Wa Ina Ilaehi Rajiun. My condolences go to the family of late Dr Alfa Sa’adu, the people of Pategi and Kwara State on the death of the foremost medical practitioner who passed away in London this morning.


“Late Dr Sa’adu provided leadership for our people in the diaspora as he served for many years as chairman, Kwara State Association of Nigeria (Kwasang UK). Back at home, he was a community leader and traditional office holder as Galadima of Pategi. He will be sorely missed.

“We pray that Allah forgive his sins and grant him a place in Aljannah Firdaus. May Allah also grant his family, the people of Pategi and Kwara State the fortitude to bear the loss.”


Another message trending online on the death of the doctor reads: “A very sad day for UK doctors as one of the brightest, kindest and most respected stalwarts of Nigerian doctors in the UK, Dr Alfa Saadu has just died after volunteering to help in the wards and caught the bug. He came off the ventilator this morning.

“It is indeed a sad day for Nigerian doctors in UK. But also for doctors worldwide who sometimes are thrown into the deep end without adequate resources. May his soul RIP.



“We just lost a gem in the Nigerian medical community in the UK to COVID-19.”

A brief on the career of the late doctor posted online reads:

Dr Alfa Sa’adu graduated from University College Hospital Medical School, London in 1976 and got his MRCP exam as an SHO at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London in 1979. He has been a consultant physician in Geriatric Medicine since 1994.

Dr Sa’adu began his management career as Acting Clinical Director of the Care of the Elderly Department at West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust in June 2001 and became the divisional clinical director for Acute Medical Care (Accident and Emergency, General Medicine, Elderly Care and Sexual Health) in September 2002. He was promoted to the post of deputy medical director in February 2004 and has served on the Trust Board as a non-voting member until February 2010.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/covid-19-prominent-nigerian-doctor-dies-treating-uk-victims/

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no where safe jare.. people wey dey inside prison want to be out lol

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Nawa o. Ironically I think it's safer to be in prison at this point, than out of it.

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The Federal Ministry of Education of Nigeria had ordered immediate closure of tertiary institutions, secondary and primary schools nationwide following the outbreak of Coronavirus in the country and as part of measures to contain the spread.

This was confirmed by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Sonny Echono.

According to a bulletin on Thursday, Echono who gave the order on behalf of the Education Minister, Adamu Adamu, also noted that all 104 Unity Schools in the country should close on or before the 26th of March, 2020 as a proactive step aimed at preventing the spread of the dreaded Corona virus.

We have directed all higher institutions to close this weekend. Unity Schools that have completed their exams are to close immediately.

Others are to hurry and close the latest on 26th March,” the statement partly read.

They have then given them the resumption date of Monday, May 4, 2020 which is one month and two weeks 1 month and 2 weeks and they prayed and hope the deadly virus would have been gone before then.

The Covid-19 break shall last for at least a month, so with this development, students and pupils are advice to stay off unnecessary gathering for the mean time.

They are United to share the money so that nobody go expose the looting... if u will still follow dem carry broom abi umbrella in the coming election then u are one of the problems in this country

Eemu (the Johnson) if only them go listen..awon ole weyrey jatijati government

Kaduna Prison have attempted a jailbreak after riot broke out over the Coronavirus pandemic in the country.

The inmates, who fear that they could contract the deadly virus going by the poor ventilation and lack of protective items in the facility, mobilised in large numbers on Tuesday morning in an attempt to break free from the correctional centre.

Security personnel fired several gunshots around the facility to scare the inmates and bring the situation under control.

One person is currently feared to have been killed during the chaos while several prison officials, who sustained injuries have been rushed to a teaching hospital in city for urgent medical attention.

An official of the facility, who spoke with SaharaReporters on Tuesday, said several sections of the facility were vandalised by the irate inmates.

“There was an attempted jail break and riot in the yard. Staff were injured and cells broken but security agencies in collaboration with armed squad officers are trying to restore normalcy,” the official said.

Recall that some prominent citizens had called on the Nigerian Government to decongest prisons by releasing minor offenders in a bid to curb the spread of Coronavirus.

SaharaReporters gathered that since inmates got a hold of the information, they had been making attempts to force their ways out since government was yet to respond to that call.

“We warned both federal and state governments last week to quickly decongest the prisons by releasing minor offenders and death-row inmates who have been in custody for over 10 years and those 60 years of age and above.

“Honourable Minister of Interior got the message and joined in the call but till now, nothing has been done.

“Eventually, jails will break and dangerous criminals will be out on the streets seeking means of survival,” a source familiar with prison operations in Nigeria said.

When contacted by SaharaReporters, spokesperson for the Kaduna State Police Command, Muhammad Jalige, said it was an internal problem between prison officials and inmates and that the police had been deployed to the area to arrest the situation.

He said, “It was just an internal problem between the staff and inmates and it has been managed. That is according to the Assistant Comptroller General in charge of the entire zone. Normalcy has been restored.”
http://saharareporters.com/2020/03/31/breaking-inmates-kaduna-prison-attempt-jailbreak-over-coronavirus-one-feared-killed

Problem dey dis country o, infact no be only covid-19 be the problem wey Nigeria get but the problem that the governments has been plunging Nigerians into for long..with all the looting and sharing among theirselves, so no money was spared to get medical kits and tools in large for our hospitals...now u see why every countries are taking away their citizens..who do us like dis? Nigerians need an answers to where every money has been going to? This is the right time to ask...FG we have calculators, let's sit down and do calculations on how our money are been spent

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They should give more infos on their symptoms, since not everyone could get tested..let the Ncdc give more details about the virus and a more description about how each person feels..stay safe everyone

In Nigeria, Dem carry soldiers put for roads to dey beat anyone seen outside even tho hunger wan finish people..no money for the people to survive the stay at home...abeg which level we dey Nigeria Next level