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dominique:
I'm afraid there's not much I can do, sometimes the jam could be as a result of your browser and/or your internet connection.

Yeah, tried another browser, still same, tried another account n it worked.
Thanks.

Macsjebs:
Yeah, tried another browser, still same, tried another account n it worked.
Thanks.

Sorry, I really wish there was something I could do to rectify the situation

Call/Whatsapp for inspection

dominique:
Sorry, I really wish there was something I could do to rectify the situation

Thanks dominique, thanks for responding and making efforts, maybe with time, coz today too was unable to create a third topic.
I appreciate.

Macsjebs:
Thanks dominique, thanks for responding and making efforts, maybe with time, coz today too was unable to create a third topic.
I appreciate.

Seems the issue comes up after you've created a couple of topics. With time you'll be able to create as many topics as possible without restrictions

dominique:
Seems the issue comes up after you've created a couple of topics. With time you'll be able to create as many topics as possible without restrictions

Yeah, before I was only able to create 3, as at yesterday two and now today I could only create a topic.
Thanks

Macsjebs:
Yeah, before I was only able to create 3, as at yesterday two and now today I could only create a topic.
Thanks

You're welcome

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dominique:
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Sorry to bother, email sent.

saxy4c:
Email sent.

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dominique:
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Hello Ma'am. Sent email.

dominique:
You're talking about the last row windows? The front and backseat windows can be wound up and down, that's enough to circulate air round the entire car. Nothing suicidal about it

um hey hun, been banned again , just wanna upload Ted Bundy of Africa

Good day Dominique, pls find time out of your busy schedule to read my submission,
I would appreciate that and also any feedback/review on your own part.
Thank you

TheWizPhoenix:
Lockdown: The diary of a Nairalander (dominique)

It is a cold Monday morning and the news Channels are agog with the discovery of a new virus in Wuhan, China which has been spreading rather rapidly across the globe.

This China people are not only good at scientific and technological inventions, they must also add discovery of viruses to the list, Dominique thinks to herself before switching to the "Ultimate Love" channel which is her new favorite Nigerian Reality TV show. At least there's one channel that isn't projecting doom for the world and to think that the people on the show don't have any idea what's going on in the outside world.


Unknown to her, the words Lockdown, Covid19, Coronavirus, Palliatives were words she will become used to seeing on a daily basis over the next few months as the virus would be declared a pandemic and the government imposing a lockdown on the entire federation. That meant staying indoors, finding new hobbies and inventing new ways to not be bored, on the bright side despite the fact that she could not do all the outdoor fun stuff she was used to, she could still do a lot of fun stuff she liked indoors. That meant more time for Nairaland
shenanigans, clapbacks, calling out scammers, commenting on social issues, gists and mod duties, which wasn't sounding bad at all.



During the lockdown period, she developed the habit of taking short naps and on this fateful day, just as she is about to take a nap after reading all the regulations by the NCDC on how to be safe from the covid19 and to protect one's self. She suddenly overhears the neighbours arguing about how there was nothing like covid19 and everything is just a big lie in other for the government to siphon money, but trust her to always want to set the records straight in her usual fashion and she was not about to let her neighbors get away with their ignorance. She is able to do just that but not without realizing how difficult it was to convince people to take the virus more seriously, by the time she is done she isn't in doubt of how badly she needed the nap.


After getting off the phone, she sits wondering how the lockdown period and the year in general really changed the way of doing things completely, no football, no church, no parties or Owambes as she likes to call them, no large gatherings whatsoever and how nobody really saw that coming and not even her with her wild imaginations and day dreams. She also got to keep in touch with her family, friends and neighbors who had to work remotely/stay home as opposed to when they were almost always busy or occupied with work.


But the lockdown wouldn't be complete without the whole neighborhood palliative drama, as much as she wasn't oblivious to the level of poverty in the country, she was surprised to see full grown men and women fighting over 3 pieces of indomie and a few cups of rice.


She is left conflicted as to whether that was due to the greed of the average Nigerian or due to the fact that they were actually in dire need, but on her own part she was able to help the most vulnerable people in her immediate environment who were hit the hardest by the lockdown, especially seeing as the government wasn't doing much on it's part.


Life begins to return to normal as the lockdown is gradually been lifted and as much as that excites her, the fact that the Big Brother Naija show is back is even more exciting and the show is just what she needs to entertain herself as all the drama that comes with it is something she has always looked forward to. She, like other Nigerians have continue to wait and hope for when life would truly return to normal.


11. Cc dominique
Ifyalways

Emailed you ma'am.

saxy4c:
Hello Ma'am. Sent email.

Hi Ma'am.

saxy4c:
Emailed you ma'am.