₦airaland Forum

Hardebayo:
I think the government didn't give people enough time to prepare for the lock down. If the lock down is not relaxed for people to stock up food and essential that can last a long time, anarchy will ensures and it will be chaotic.
ADVICE TO THE FG:
1. Release enough grains from the reserve to support the food in warehouses.
2. Do honest transfer of cash to people in need based on family size(hoping we will all be truthful)
3. Lock down the whole country for 21 days and deploy military services to mount road block.
4. All of us should comply by staying home �.
By doing all these, we will be able to separate those infected from those that are not, thereby not collapsing our fragile health system. If we failed to do all these, NEW YORK will be a child's play. I pray God give us a real help and save our land.

Acidosis:
You're wrong. That's how pandemic is reported all over the world. If they don't report the total number and number of deaths, how would you know the rate of spread and mortality rate?

Ironic:
86 new cases, 70 in Lagos?

You see overcrowded and overpopulated cities?

Avoid them if you want a calm, peaceful and less stressful life.

gfon:
When we first had just over a hundred cases i mentioned here that nigeria already had over a thousand cases already. Most folks here were insulting me,one even asked if it was my family members. Truth is nigeria wasn't conducting enough tests then. Well no need to panic,expect more numbers in the coming days people. At least Abba Kyari burial attendes are surely gonna contribute to that number. What a joke of a country. Baba God i dont know why u post me come this country wen i was born o. Dubia been dey o!! Canada sef dey!!!

Quietly:
Anything can happened in nigeria,it maybe true,and same time it maybe a lie too,,,but god dey,simple.. If this is not maleria then wahala dey

slimthugchimee2:
Atleast no new cases in kano

Beedehmee:
Dust to dawn curfew should be observed in lagos for atleast 21 to 28 day to slow the spread of the virus, before lagos hospital gets overwhelmed.

Twoclans:
This country is in trouble finally. Coronavirus is not even the issue.The government might need to lockdown for atleast 2 months .How will they control the people?

fergie001:
https://twitter.com/NCDCgov/status/1252009125007044619?s=19



https://twitter.com/NCDCgov/status/1252009265851764741?s=19



https://twitter.com/NCDCgov/status/1252009381706846209?s=19[/quote]wetin concern me? As far as e never reach calabar......... Make e dy affect them....yoruba n hausa n igbo, e no go com calabar, calabar is clean ...

sexymoma:
You see my problem in this country is even the news casters, those ones that claim to be educated will coviniently pronounce the figures.
Now every evening you inform us about those that has been discharged... At night you'll give us another figures of those tested positive..
So all those SAN, celebrities, politicians, professors in Nigeria can't question FG about real numbers of those infected..
Substract those discharged from 627
That is 470 - those that died 21
That 436
Total: 436
That is why they keep fooling us, we won't ask questions, we'll just sit there, permit me to say 90 percent of our so called celeb are just too dull.walai I dey boil...

Jeferious:
You see this fear you feel now...that is exactly what the media wants. You read in the news several weeks ago that Matuidi, Arteta and even Davido's Chioma have recovered. Even Prince Williams and Boris Johnson, as old as they are, have recovered. But those good news mean nothing to you. You are more interested in the bad news that is happening in New York, because.....your brain don't tell you that worse things have impacted the earth and its inhabitants and still left when their time is up.

Let's be real. Considering the time we discovered the first case in Nigeria to this particular moment, coupled with how we Nigerians flouted lockdown rules, there is supposed to be very critical public health crisis at this moment. People are supposed to be dropping dead on the streets. Maybe it's because of our prayers and fasting. Or maybe the whole Nigerian version of the issue is a sham.

But then, whatever that happens, expect more lockdowns. We as a third-world country cannot continue with economic activities at a time when first-world countries have paused theirs due to some issue which I think, is largely exclusive to them. That's how low Nigeria, and the rest of Africa are, among the league of nations. For I am very sure that when Africa experienced Ebola crisis, other parts of the world did not initiate lockdowns. And it will continue to be like this for a very long time, till Africa would rise from the ashes she has heaped on herself.

Jeferious:
You see this fear you feel now...that is exactly what the media wants. You read in the news several weeks ago that Matuidi, Arteta and even Davido's Chioma have recovered. Even Prince Williams and Boris Johnson, as old as they are, have recovered. But those good news mean nothing to you. You are more interested in the bad news that is happening in New York, because.....your brain don't tell you that worse things have impacted the earth and its inhabitants and still left when their time is up.

Let's be real. Considering the time we discovered the first case in Nigeria to this particular moment, coupled with how we Nigerians flouted lockdown rules, there is supposed to be very critical public health crisis at this moment. People are supposed to be dropping dead on the streets. Maybe it's because of our prayers and fasting. Or maybe the whole Nigerian version of the issue is a sham.

But then, whatever that happens, expect more lockdowns. We as a third-world country cannot continue with economic activities at a time when first-world countries have paused theirs due to some issue which I think, is largely exclusive to them. That's how low Nigeria, and the rest of Africa are, among the league of nations. For I am very sure that when Africa experienced Ebola crisis, other parts of the world did not initiate lockdowns. And it will continue to be like this for a very long time, till Africa would rise from the ashes she has heaped on herself.

Ololanla:
The whole world must unit against China on this but the beggarly attitude of African leaders towards China won't give them (African leaders) the boldness to be part of such move.

Hardebayo:
I think the government didn't give people enough time to prepare for the lock down. If the lock down is not relaxed for people to stock up food and essential that can last a long time, anarchy will ensures and it will be chaotic.
ADVICE TO THE FG:
1. Release enough grains from the reserve to support the food in warehouses.
2. Do honest transfer of cash to people in need based on family size(hoping we will all be truthful)
3. Lock down the whole country for 21 days and deploy military services to mount road block.
4. All of us should comply by staying home �.
By doing all these, we will be able to separate those infected from those that are not, thereby not collapsing our fragile health system. If we failed to do all these, NEW YORK will be a child's play. I pray God give us a real help and save our land.

xrayj:
These people u mentioned have money & can comfortably get a personal ventilator. How many Nigerians can barely feed let alone having money for treatment? As at last week or so, we were around 55 total cases, but today we are confirming 86 cases in just one day! Wait till may ending before u start saying the bold, it is still too early.

Annabelle122:
This lockdown go end June or July o
..and people's birthdays are coming up
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xrayj:
These people u mentioned have money & can comfortably get a personal ventilator. How many Nigerians can barely feed let alone having money for treatment? As at last week or so, we were around 55 total cases, but today we are confirming 86 cases in just one day! Wait till may ending before u start saying the bold, it is still too early.

LEBEfirstson:
..MUMU!!! O DE NIE!!! when we are in March, you were saying let's wait for the end of April. April is about to finish, you know calling May ending

Angelfrost:
Nope.. May is rather a stretch!!! The virus has a max of 14 to 24 days incubation period, hundreds have been infected since early March, even before the lock down... Do the math!!!

Anyone succumbing to the infection in May would have gotten infected not earlier than middle or late April which would further question the point of this protracted lock down... This is basic mathematics!!!

Nations worst hit than Nigeria, currently worse and at higher risk than Nigeria are currently beginning to reassess the lock down and their economic revival... Protests have already started in America and Brazil to end the lock downs. These are nations we can never come close to in terms of pandemic impact.

The figures you are seeing were largely infected before the lockdown and most entered the nation recently...