The figures from NCDC situation report and worldometers seem to suggest we have peaked and already on decline. It may still be too early, but it does appear after the peak on April 1st, new cases per day are reducing. Yesterday we had just 6 new cases.

I know many will say testing testing. But I recall the NCDC head saying that testing is being scaled up to over 1500/day.


I believe our prayers are working. God Bless Nigeria!!

Yes

Audio Virus

Go to US / UK and see the real definition of coro..

Better

Well we hope so, but I think it's too early to tell. I believe you need to have 5-7days of CONSISTENT DECLINE in cases with widespread testing before you can say for sure.

One thing is clear however, the virus is not proliferating here at the scale of Europe and likes, thankfully.

Make una dey copy and paste anything wey una see for CNN.

The latest English now, na flatten the curve.

...the sooner the better

In next life of any virus, it will not choose Nigeria again because our immune system no go gv them space to kill or take us out outrightly.

I want you to be right.


Amen amen amen, Virus better decline, decline and fade away, decline forever decline away, decline now!!!!!!!!

Too early to call. I pray it continue like this and all infected discharged

daddytime:
Make una dey copy and paste anything wey una see for CNN.

The latest English now, na flatten the curve.

I didn't copy anything, Oga. This is my personal observation

By the way, 'flatten the curve' is not new. Has been the mantra since the very early days

Amhappy:
Too early to call. I pray it continue like this and all infected discharged

Blackpearlous:
I want you to be right.


Amen amen amen, Virus better decline, decline and fade away, decline forever decline away, decline now!!!!!!!!

Amen oooo!!

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Audio Virus

Go to US / UK and see the real definition of coro..

Which one be real definition again?

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Audio Virus

Go to US / UK and see the real definition of coro..

What's it gonna take for you to believe the Virus isn't fake in Nigeria?

People dying like flies in the streets?

Just curious

I just want this virus to kill El Rufai before going but sadly he's going to recover

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Go to US / UK and see the real definition of coro..

but OP is talking about Nigeria. But why is it that good news doesn't mean good things to some people gan self?

doofanc:


I didn't copy anything, Oga. This is my personal observation

By the way, 'flatten the curve' is not new. Has been the mantra since the very early days

I was actually referring to the people at the helms at NCDC, I never knew this report was your personal opinion...

You know how our politicians enjoy handling new words they had just come across.

Apologies

May it be permanent in decrease till it gets to zero ijn,amen.

God should let it be declining like that because this virus Na big enemy of progress.

Nothing like decline.. We will see daily cases because we don't have enough testing locations. South Africa has a mobile testing lab. How many people are being tested daily in Nigeria? That is the real indices to measure our success

That's prayers and hope of everybody

Arsenella007:
Nothing like decline.. We will see daily cases because we don't have enough testing locations. South Africa has a mobile testing lab. How many people are being tested daily in Nigeria? That is the real indices to measure our success

Well were currently testing 1500 daily according to NCDC. Clearly this figure needs to increase.

But my point is if we were getting 35 cases daily and its now fallen to 6 cases, with the same level of testing, then it means some progress is being made.

However like I said, I agree we need to increase testing significantly.

Nwaide01:
That's prayers and hope of everybody

Yes ooo. I don tire to stay home. This covid should go away so we can resume our activities.

Let's see what they are going to report in days ahead.. That will sure determine if actually we flattered the curve.

doofanc:
The figures from NCDC situation report and worldometers seem to suggest we have peaked and already on decline. It may still be too early, but it does appear after the peak on April 1st, new cases per day are reducing. Yesterday we had just 6 new cases.

I know many will say testing testing. But I recall the NCDC head saying that testing is being scaled up to over 1500/day.


I believe our prayers are working. God Bless Nigeria!!

Also reserve some accolades for the doctors and medical personnel in the forefront of the battle against Covid-19.