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Shino444:
Did I see this right?
"Sani Abacha" a renowned thief still get a stadium named after him�
Corruption isn't ending anytime soon.

Sani Abacha, a great man , the only reasonable government hospital In the Capital ABUJA ( National Hospital) was built by him 25 years ago. All the leaders thatcame after him never bothered about building a hospital, not even in the Capital City , they go to Europe , America or Middle East for headaches, child birth , and checking of Blood Pressure. Abacha as Military President never went to any country for medical checkups or medical care.

Fariq
Please whenever you create threads like this, try to mention Northerners so they can kom defend their ppl. No State in the southeast and South south has this capacity of quarantine center, even in the face of the increasing cases, so we understand their hate. Useless chest beaters

komzygirl:
Isolation center without social distancing, that one na isolation center? I bet you, one can end up getting infected in this center. Smh

I PRAY THIS IS NEVER GET TO BE USED.THIS WILL BECOME AN INCUBATION CENTER FOR COVID19 CONSIDERING THE SPACE BETWEEN THE BEDS.

Bighead9:
Realy, is this a pastor too?


You just make mockery of yourself.

And you think that is a governor? Sorry bro. How old are you [Rhetoric ]

komzygirl:
Isolation center without social distancing, that one na isolation center? I bet you, one can end up getting infected in this center. Smh

abeg wetin una want for this country?

Swagahyk:
And you think that is a governor? Sorry bro. How old are you [Rhetoric ]

This is my age, receive it.

Bighead9:
Northern Governors are working, while there counterpart from the East is busy sharing Eba and Garri by himself.

SHAME TO THaT... ABIA... thing.

God will judge him... wickedness in government...!!

Alwaysachick:
Can't they secure a permanent location? Why using stadias?

Abeg shey plural get plural ?
Singular = stadium
Plural = stadia
Which one is stadias again?

Shile981:
Abeg shey plural get plural ?
Singular = stadium
Plural = stadia
Which one is stadias again?

Lol

komzygirl:
Isolation center without social distancing, that one na isolation center? I bet you, one can end up getting infected in this center. Smh

What are you looking for in that place if you are not a nurse or doctor or a coronavirus patient ?

Bighead9:
Northern Governors are working, while there counterpart from the East is busy sharing Eba and Garri by himself.

You guys should cut Abia State Governor some lack, with your lies!!

That picture there is Omega Church Pastor in Port Harcourt sharing free food! That pastor has been giving free food and even opened a free restaurant before Covid -19!!

komzygirl:
Isolation center without social distancing, that one na isolation center? I bet you, one can end up getting infected in this center. Smh

you just said my mind

idealogical:
Dangote donated this isolation center, besides there's nothing to criticize here. When they do, you complain and when they don't, you still find something to complain about.

You just can never be satisfied no matter what..

Oga, what is what doing at all is what doing well. Isolation center were you can get reinfected, is that one isolation center? All we asking is social distance, some of the bed should be removed in other to create social distance. You call that complain?

Oh

600beds in a state while they claimed the infected are less than 300 in the whole country.

My Opinion
* Another means of looting money. OR
* The infected in the country is far more than the number given.

dawnomike:
My thoughts exactly!

last last Aboki na Aboki

komzygirl:
Isolation center without social distancing, that one na isolation center? I bet you, one can end up getting infected in this center. Smh

Ehen, you are thinking what Ayam thinking right now

goaldynman:
You guys should cut Abia State Governor some lack, with your lies!!

That picture there is Omega Church Pastor in Port Harcourt sharing free food! That pastor has been giving free food and even opened a free restaurant before Covid -19!!

Lies. ..........


Does the pastor still share half liters of kerosene?

what isolation this na open spaces for virus to infect anyone that enter. nigeria copy copy

It will not be meant for us and may God heal all those who are infected.

idealogical:
Dangote donated this isolation center, besides there's nothing to criticize here. When they do, you complain and when they don't, you still find something to complain about.

You just can never be satisfied no matter what..

Your papa na governor or them don Sha money give you wey never finish?
Please speak sensibly like a Nigerian cos it's ain't friendly living in this dungeon.
I must reiterate, the government has failed us,
They've being consistently poking us in our asses.

ucheo:
Governors are just strugling to outdo each other in the looting format called corona virus.
1000 beds in one state is praying for the corona to hit them hard..

If u nor try get sense before next year, then ur mumu will live with u forever.

is it a must u comment?
a precautionary measure is now a crime.
they should build isolation Center with only 5 beds.
so that when the case escalates in a state as populated as Kano, u'll still be the idiot blaming them for not making enough provisions....
a very stupid nonsense u are.
cover ur face in shame for being this stupid.

maoolakanm:
I PRAY THIS IS NEVER GET TO BE USED.THIS WILL BECOME AN INCUBATION CENTER FOR COVID19 CONSIDERING THE SPACE BETWEEN THE BEDS.

The people there are already infected, so social distancing will have no meaning to them

MrPaul2:
Oga, what is what doing at all is what doing well. Isolation center were you can get reinfected, is that one isolation center? All we asking is social distance, some of the bed should be removed in other to create social distance. You call that complain?

You can't be reinfected when you recover cos your immunity at that time will effectively ward off the virus

9jaRealist:
It’s a 10-bed ICU in just ONE center (out of many nationwide)...

Nonetheless, you cannot extrapolate wholesale the impact on NYC to Nigeria. In Nigeria, very few (about 4 in Lagos) cases has been people over 60 years, while in NYC 72% are over 50 with 77% of fatalities over 70 years. The elderly profile of the NYC patients means they are more likely to be extreme cases (principally because elderly people are most likely to have other underlying ailments or have previously suffered other serious illnesses and/or compromised or weaker immune systems and less healthy respiratory systems) and thus more likely to need ventilators and ICU care. Accordingly, of the cases in Nigeria thus far, reportedly less than 1% have needed extreme care.

Of course, Nigeria is neither the US nor even NYC, so we have to be realistic enough (even if angry about it) to acknowledge that we are not as well-resourced nor as well-prepared as they are (and that’s relative as the US and NYC has been shown to woefully unprepared). Having said that, however, the most dangerous characteristic of Covid-19 thus far has been the rapidity of infection. That characteristic enables to overwhelm the healthcare system, however advanced. Accordingly, our best hope is to break the chain of infection (through basic hygiene, testing, contact tracing, isolation, social distancing, etc.), flatten the curve of infection (so, eg, instead of 2000 cases in day, there are 2000 cases in 2 weeks), and end up with numbers that our rickety healthcare system can try to manage. There’s no silver bullet - not even ventilators.

Good luck to us all.
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You are an authority on Covid-19. Do you work with the NCDC? Are you the PA to the Director General? I love how you educate and reply people here with decency and decorum. Most others would have resorted to insults and vituperations. Really learnt a lot from your posts on this thread. If not that things are hard, I would have asked you to drop your account number lemme bless you . You are probably financially better than me self

LeoFish92:
You are an authority on Covid-19. Do you work with the NCDC? Are you the PA to the Director General? I love how you educate and reply people here with decency and decorum. Most others would have resorted to insults and vituperations. Really learnt a lot from your posts on this thread. If not that things are hard, I would have asked you to drop your account number lemme bless you . You are probably financially better than me self

Thanks, but the pleasure is all mine.
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ERockson:
You mean this centre is of international standard by you comparing it with NYC where they presently recording over a thousand deaths a day. Even if a centre in the New York looks like this, it is because they've been overwhelmed by the virus they didn't start like this.

We didn’t start like this either...
Kano has an Infectious Disease Hospital as does Lagos at Yaba, Abuja and several other states.

Don’t forget that we have experience with infectious diseases such as Lassa Fever...
Accordingly, Unilag has a course in infectious disease control and prevention (curricula by the US CDC).

What Nigeria has done BETTER than NYC in this instance.
Is that we didn’t wait to get overwhelmed before starting to put these extra capacity in place.

The hope is that we will NEVER get to actually use these facilities...
But the smart thing is to prepare for the worst, while working and hoping for the best.

Good luck to us all.
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ERockson:
You mean this centre is of international standard by you comparing it with NYC where they presently recording over a thousand deaths a day. Even if a centre in the New York looks like this, it is because they've been overwhelmed by the virus they didn't start like this.

Btw, I am unfamiliar with this Kano facility...
But the one built by GTBank in Onikan is actually a first-rate ‘hospital’.

It was built in only 4 or 5 days....
And has the isolation ward, an ICU, pharmacy, consulting rooms, doctors’ quarters, restaurant-standard kitchen, etc.

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erico2k2:
So in ur opinion it is safe to say that we are not yet prepared for when shyte hits the fan so if 5 people need ventilators what hapens?

Obviously we have hundreds of ventilators across Nigeria...
But won’t be enough if we have thousands of extreme cases (remember less than 10% of positive cases will be extreme).

That’s the same situation that nations like the US, Italy and Spain has found themselves...
Accordingly, what we are aiming for is to PREVENT a massive surge of infections - hence lockdown, isolation and social distancing.

Greatest hope is that these facilities are NEVER used...
But prudence is to plan for the worst while working (and hoping) for the best. Good luck to us all.

PS: Btw, NASENI has started the local manufacture of ventilators in Nigeria.
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9jaRealist:
Obviously we have hundreds of ventilators across Nigeria...
But it likely won’t be enough if we have thousands of extreme cases (remember less than 10% of positive cases will be extreme).

That’s the same situation that nations like the US, Italy and Spain has found themselves...
Accordingly, what we are aiming for is to PREVENT a massive surge of infections - hence lockdown, isolation and social distancing.

Greatest hope is that these facilities are NEVER used...
But prudence is to plan for the worst while working (and hoping) for the best. Good luck to us all.

PS: Btw, NASENI has started the local manufacture of ventilators in Nigeria.
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where did you get the gist that we had hundreds of ventilators in Nigeria FYI the Uk only has 10k ventilators as we speak
last count Gwagwalada Spec Hospital Abuja had just TWO ventilators aparently 169 in 9ja

erico2k2:
where did you get the gist that we had hundreds of ventilators in Nigeria FYI the Uk only has 10k ventilators as we speak
last count Gwagwalada Spec Hospital Abuja had just TWO ventilators

We have at least 500 ventilators across Nigeria...
And that was even before the new ones bring donated.

PS: There was actually a post on ventilators on NL recently. Do a search.
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