₦airaland Forum

Despite the partial lock down by the Lagos State Government (LASG) requesting or suggesting that Lagos residents stay indoors for a period of seven (7) days beginning today, Thursday 26th March 2020, while non-essential stores are to remain closed, a good number of Lagos residents and traders remained defiant and came out today.

Perhaps interpreting Gov Sanwo-Olu's directive about the lock down as being partial, a good number of residents were seen moving around without the protection of face/nose masks or gloves.

It is yet to be seen if this partial lock-down will stem the spread of the virus across the state, currently with the highest number of infected individuals (30) out of a total of 51 cases.

Lagos on Thursday 26th March 2020


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14vDoiYqXw4

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I pray it works in Nigeria.

Las las majority of the poor masses.. might survive covid 19, but owu and hunger will be waiting to deal with them at the end...

its not the common traders that are spreading it, its those empty headed and wicked travelers, this is the hand work of the rich and stupid, if the virus venture drop into the Masses....say one danfo driver catch am, hehehehe Italy go be child play.

bigiyaro:
its not the common traders that are spreading it, its those empty headed and wicked travelers, this is the hand work of the rich and stupid, if the virus venture drop into the Masses....say one danfo driver catch am, hehehehe Italy go be child play.

How has movement been like in your area?

Paentera:
How has movement been like in your area?

am in jos, we are just chilling, partial lockdown.