Nice Tips worth sharing!

"Yes, getting a pet can be easy but giving him a healthy life style is what we can expect from pet lovers. Here are five important things to consider before you get your new loved one.

Time : Time is a needed thing for everything you are doing in life. Check with yourself, if you have time for the pet you want to get, if you have time to feed and care for the pet you want to get. Time is the most important thing and I had listed it in top first to decide about getting a pet.
Research Before you Get One : Yes, do a well research about everything, behavior of your pet, does that sound something you will like? Does your pets eating and living habits are perfect for you. if pet fit to your life style. If, yes go ahead to point 3.
Space : Your pets needs space to live and spent time at your place. Check all the things prepare a space or check if you have the required space and things to get a pet.
Money : Pets needs some extra money in your pocket, like any of your family member they have eating, clothing, cleaning, medical and other life style needs today. So you need to check if you have required extra bucks for the pet you are getting or not before getting one.
Can you Commit : Yes, if you are fine with the about 4 things. It’s finally time now to check the last and most important thing. That is if you can Commit to care for the pet you getting till life long. Most pets we get have a life of 1 to 25 years. So before going to final decision check with yourself if you can care for the pet you getting till his/her life. If, Yes, and you have not faked yourself. Congratulations you deserve to have a pet."

Source : https://drjacobfrydman.com/five-important-things-to-consider-before-getting-a-pet/

Re: Mr Vice President: Why Are You the Missing Leader During This Coronavirus Pandemic? By Fejiro Johnson
I hope this rejoinder meets you well. As of 11:15 am 5th of April, 2020, with 10 new cases, the total confirmed cases of the global pandemic, COVID-19, in Nigeria was 224.
Dear Ademola Bello,

I hope this rejoinder meets you well. As of 11:15am 5th of April, 2020, with 10 new cases, the total confirmed cases of the global pandemic, COVID-19, in Nigeria was 224.

If you were following the news closely, you would have heard or read that on Monday, March 30, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, headlined a Google hangout organized by the HACK COVID-19 Call Centre. At the online event, the VP engaged young Nigerian technology innovators in discussing about the impact of COVID-19 on the economy and wellbeing of Nigerians.

The Director-General of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, also joined the VP at the event.

The photos were published in the papers and across social media platforms.

Also, the Economic Sustainability Committee was established by President Muhammadu Buhari and asked the VP to chair the Committee.

In case, you also missed the news, here’s a reminder. The Committee to be chaired by the VC is saddled with the responsibility of tackling the economic challenges and fallouts of the pandemic and the attendant movement restrictions in the FCT, Lagos and Ogun states.

The Vice President also emphasized the readiness of the Buhari administration to ensure these palliatives, mentioned in the President’s speech on Sunday, March 29, would reach poor and vulnerable Nigerians, even as the administration’s Social Investment Programmes would be scaled up.
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Among these palliatives mentioned by the President, include a Conditional Cash Transfer for the next two months to poor and vulnerable households in the country, which is currently ongoing, while Internally Displaced Persons will also receive two months of food rations in the coming weeks.

As the VP stated during the Google Hangout event, the new Committee, among other issues, will also develop further palliatives, and a sustainability plan to reposition the economy.

In addition, the National Economic Council chaired by VP Osinbajo on March 20, had strongly recommended the suspension of public gatherings to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. NEC also set up a Special Committee to coordinate Federal and State governments’ responses to deal with the fallout of the Coronavirus pandemic. On April 1, the VP Osinbajo held a videoconference with seven State governors and the Minister of Finance under the auspices of the NEC Special Committee on COVID-19 on developing economic solutions to ease the challenges of COVID-19 on Nigerians.

That the Vice President is not the Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 is a non-issue. Asides from the NEC Special Committee, he is already the chair of the Economic Sustainability Committee established by President Buhari. Also, the Office of the VP, until recently, had spearheaded the Social Investment Programmes of this administration, which is a major pivot of the palliatives the President mentioned during his nationwide address. Thus, it was also natural that the VP heads the aforementioned Committee. Additionally, the VP, as the President’s deputy, is fully involved in the affairs of governance.

The Vice President was duly elected alongside President Buhari by Nigerians in 2015 and 2019. The Chief of Staff and Secretary to the Government of the Federation, who are political appointees of the President cannot be more powerful than the VP. For emphasis, the VP has not been sidelined. He continues to carry out his constitutional duties in service to the country as its number two citizen, with patriotic zeal and dedication as he has always done.

In response to your other question, President Buhari, in his March 29 speech, did offer hope and more Nigeria’s frontline workers such as doctors, nurses and others who, as you stated, are risking their lives to save others.

Among other healthcare and economic measures, including a N15bn intervention fund to address the pandemic nationwide, President Buhari, while thanking all public health workers, stated that the Federal Government has requested, through the Nigeria Governors Forum, “for all State Governments to nominate Doctors and Nurses who will be trained by the NCDC and Lagos State Government on tactical and operational response” to COVID-19.

On the unfortunate incident in Kogi State involving a state commissioner, the matter is being investigated by the relevant authorities to ensure that justice is done.

Sincerely,
Fejiro Johnson
Source: http://saharareporters.com/2020/04/06/re-mr-vice-president-why-are-you-missing-leader-during-coronavirus-pandemic-fejiro

Now news are coming that Osinbajo is ready to be replaced what do you think?

Taba21:

Nigeria as a country is gone and the evidences are clear at everywhere.
Even osinbajo has said that the presidency are facing a hot challenges.

If he attended the question asked below was right?

Oharina:
I don't know what u (op) have in mind by saying Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Didn't Attend His Parents Burial! It is obviouse u are a propagander. And mind you, every thing Kanu said concerning this topic is true.

Do you think it's true or a lie and why?

oyatz:
Okay, we have heard that Jubrin from Sudan is now ruling in Aso Rock.

Any source?

jlinkd78:
I stand with Nnamdi Kanu. Latest news suggesting Abba Kyari is in a London Hospital might actually support Ohamadike narrative that he is actually not in Lagos as d deceitful presidency wants us to believe

I am not here to criticize anyone I am here to seek the truth and audience overview.

michiyke2003:
(who is wanted in Nigeria and could not attend his parents burial) when i saw that I knew you are here to criticize the guy for saying the truth.

Leader of the proscribed secessionist group, the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has alleged that Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo is currently critically down with the Coronavirus disease.





Nnamdi Kanu, who is a wanted man in Nigeria and could not attend the funeral of his parents, also claimed that President Buhari’s Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari, Mamman Daura, Isa Funtua, Tukur Buratai, Lai Mohammed, Yemi Osinbajo, Sultan of Sokoto, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, Ibrahim Babangida, Abdulsalami Abubakar, have been deceiving Nigerians that the man they voted into power in 2015, President Muhammadu Buhari, is still alive.


Kanu is claiming that the man who addressed Nigerians on Sunday in a nationwide broadcast on government’s efforts in the fight against Coronavirus in the country was someone he described as Jubril Al-Sudani masked as President Buhari.

He said the same mask is being made for Osinbajo and Abba Kyari, who, according to him, are critically ill.

“Can you see how easy it is to deceive Nigerians into believing that Muhammadu Buhari is still alive and in charge when in actual he is not.
“A mask that cost less than $10,000 is what these criminal ruling class is using to deceive their fellow compatriots but luckily for the masses, they were not able to deceive me nor the great IPOB family.


“These masks are made by taking photos of your face from various angles and moulding a three-dimensional copy from vinyl chloride resin.

“The method is so detailed, that even blood vessels and iris details are copied accurately onto the mask. Right now they are about to finish making the real life face masks for Abba Kyari and Yemi Osinbajo who is also critically ill and in intensive care.

“I will plead with Pa Ayo Adebanjo to mobilize the Yoruba race in search of Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.
Nothing will stop God Almighty from imploding Nigeria sooner than later.
Mind you, you can be Zinedine Zidane or Donald Trump if you want because Nigerians can’t tell the difference anyway.

“This is how they (Abba Kyari, Mamman Daura, Isa Funtua, Tukur Buratai, Lai Mohammed, Yemi Osinbajo, Sultan of Sokoto, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, Ibrahim Babangida, Abdulsalami Abubakar) have been deceiving 200 million people in the country.”

President Buhari finally addressed Nigerians on Sunday evening, announcing a total lockdown in Abuja, Lagos and Ogun States.
The president made the announcement in a nationwide broadcast on the novel Coronavirus from the Presidential Villa, Abuja, declaring that the lockdown is expected to last for 14 days.

Before the Sunday’s broadcast which was live on Nigeria Television Authority, NTA and other local stations, Kanu had claimed that Buhari was in Cuba alongside Abba Kyari, a claim he has maintained.
from dailypost.




*Na wah..These allegations are very scary oh...Mask keh?
Source: https://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2020/04/ipob-leader-nnamdi-kanu-alleges-that-vp.html

What is this?

What is current situation of President and Vice President of Nigeria.
http://saharareporters.com/2020/03/24/nigerias-vice-president-osinbajo-self-isolation-over-coronavirus-%E2%80%94aide

DerickCO:
The Nigerian Government has confirmed the second death from coronavirus (COVID-19) in the country.

The Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, announced this on Monday during the Presidential Task Force Briefing on COVID-19 in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

He said, “Till date, three persons have been discharged after successful treatment. But sadly, another fatality was recorded over the weekend in the person of a patient who had severe underlying illnesses.

“We have intensified contact tracing and our strategy remains to promptly detect cases, isolate them, and follow up with their contacts and also isolate and treat, in order to reduce the spread of the infection.”

“As of today, the 30th of March, 2020, we have recorded 111 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria of which 68 are in Lagos, 21 in the FCT, seven in Oyo, three in Ogun, two in Bauchi, two in Edo, two in Osun, two in Enugu, and one each in Benue, Ekiti, Kaduna and Rivers States,” Ehanire added.

He stressed that Nigeria has 111 confirmed cases of COVID-19, saying a majority of them were persons who came in from overseas.

According to the health minister, the highest number of confirmed cases are in Lagos and Abuja because they serve as the major gateways to the country.

He also informed the gathering that all retired but able-bodied staff of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and the Federal Ministry of Health were being recalled.

Ehanire warned Nigerians to protect the elderly among them, as well as those having underlying health issues as they were the most vulnerable.

In his opening remarks, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha, informed the audience that the briefing would be a daily event.

He explained that the purpose was to give an update and minimise the incidence of fake news in the country.

Mustapha stressed that the briefing would be the only approved briefing of the task force, although appearances on TV by relevant members would be allowed.

He announced that President Muhammadu Buhari has constituted a committee headed by the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, to care for the economic challenges that the situation may bring for the time being.

The SGF also clarified the controversy triggered by the restriction of movement in Lagos and Ogun States, as well as the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

He allayed the fear of Nigerians, saying workers in the financial institutions were not included in the stay-at-home order declared by the President in his Sunday broadcast to the nation.

SOURCE : Channels

What is the current situation of covid19 in Nigeria
http://saharareporters.com/2020/03/24/nigerias-vice-president-osinbajo-self-isolation-over-coronavirus-%E2%80%94aide

Omooba77:
Your Excellency, I bring you good tidings today Sir. Let me confess that I’m actually in the mood to commend you for the first time since those early days of your Presidency in 2015. At that time, your coming to power had attracted national and international acclaim. The whole world applauded and extolled you and Nigeria not just because we had gone through a democratic process that led to the fall of an incumbent, but more especially because you, the people’s General, was much loved and expected to perform magic and turn the nation’s fortune around. There were great expectations that you had the diligence, discipline and wizardry to change Nigeria for the better after the 16 years of PDP’s indiscipline and profligacy.


Sir, I will not bore you with many things that have happened since then, but I need to quickly refresh your memory about a few monumental actions and decisions that redefined your Presidency for the worse. You started with so much promise, but sadly allowed some people to mislead and persuade you to hand over power to them on a platter of gold so that they could satisfy their selfish, personal cravings and narcissistic desires at great cost to our already defiled and despoiled nation.


One. The primary error came when your party APC started fighting a war of attrition almost as soon as you were inaugurated. Some of your leaders were tearing at each other’s throats the way babies would do over lollipops. That war has not ended. It has only concluded its Part 1. The Part two obviously bodes great disaster for your Party and if you do not see it now, then I fear not only for the Party, but for our dear nation.

Two. It took you all the time in the world to assemble your cabinet. And when the cabinet was eventually constituted, it was nothing to write home about. You simply recycled many of the old fuddy-duddies we had always complained about.


Three. A cabal simply hijacked power from you and started misbehaving. You of course created the enabling environment for this cabal by populating your inner circle with close family and friends without much care or concern for their capacity and competence. And when our dear beloved First Lady, Mrs Aisha Buhari, your adorable wife raised early alarm, she was treated with cold shoulders.

Four. This one was due to no fault of yours. You took ill and the sickness removed you out of circulation for several months. Unfortunately, as with everything that your handlers have laid their hands on, this was badly handled and the trust and faith Nigerians had in you began to erode.


Five. This was a consequence of Four. While you were away, your Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo stabilised your government and ran the affairs professionally. Your cronies and lackeys were most displeased. The climax was when the former Director General of the DSS, Lawal Musa Daura, was booted out by the Vice President over the unreasonable and almost treasonable invasion of the National Assembly by some gun-toting and fully hooded operatives of our secret service. Even if the response of the VP was considered harsh, it was the best decision at that moment. And it saved your government global condemnation and obvious embarrassment. They felt that the VP’s performance showed up your ineptitude and lethargy. They forgot that you are a team and it was your confidence in your Vice President that made you fulfil your constitutional obligation to hand over to him without being forced. However, as soon as you returned, we saw a reversal of most decisions reached, and the progress made in your absence simply evaporated.


Six. The decision to remove and replace the Acting Director General of DSS, Matthew Seiyefa, who replaced Daura was in total bad faith. The man was a thoroughbred career spook and distinguished scholar who had no interest in politics. He had introduced me to Daura much earlier and I liked both of them. Seiyefa had less than one year to his mandatory retirement, yet you sacked him. Many of us recorded this sin against you, amongst so many bordering on sectionalism and parochialism. His only offence was that he came from Bayelsa State, the homestead of your immediate predecessor, President Goodluck Jonathan. This was simply too partisan and not what was expected of a purportedly rejuvenated nationalist like you.


Seven. You never deemed it fit to speak to Nigerians as regularly as required and necessary. Most times, we read about Nigeria and your governance in interviews granted by you to foreign media. This was not good enough. Your media aides did not help matters. They claim, odiously and infuriatingly that it is not your style to speak to us. Furthermore, your media aides and their followers pounced on your critics regularly and described us as wailing wailers. They conveniently forgot that many of us were stakeholders who worked assiduously for your victory.


Eight. The desperation to win your second term by means fair or foul was unfortunate. We expected you to improve on the democratic structures you inherited from Jonathan, but you dismantled them without any regrets or recriminations and reversed our electoral standards by many years, if not decades. You took us back to the years of rigging, abuse of federal and military might and gangsterism. We saw earlier tell-tale signs in the grave misconduct of the Osun State election. Matters came to a disgraceful crescendo during the last Presidential election. I believe you could still have defeated Alhaji Atiku Abubakar in a free and fair contest, but by using repulsive and repugnant underhand tactics your victory became tarnished, pyrrhic and forever a subject of controversy and derision.


Nine. By far, your worst mistake was in thinking Nigeria could be turned into a Fulani colony. I have no doubt that this is impossible. I’m fully backed by elementary but otherwise sufficient knowledge of world history. It was wrong to assume this could be sustained for long. Nations with similar configurations such as ours never survived after the collapse of dictatorships. Unless you have the means to stay in power forever, all these structures you have erected to favour your Fulani clan will soon collapse like a pack of cards! Is that not what happened to the Niger Delta Mafioso who reigned supreme before you. When you were elected in 2015, you were handed a national mandate. Sir, why did you choose to be a local champion when your place could have been guaranteed in the pantheon of world’s greatest statesmen. See how former President Olusegun is strutting around the world today and enjoying encomiums everywhere. Most of your appointments have been grossly unfair to the letters and spirit of the Nigerian Constitution you swore to uphold.


Ten. The relegation of your brilliant, cerebral and fiercely loyal Vice President was rather ungodly and unfortunate. Many of us were aware of your limited intellectual capacity but followed you sheepishly on the premise and hope that you had some formidable company in Osinbajo and other great Nigerians you could rely upon. This man campaigned rigorously and vigorously for you, so that you could jointly return in 2019. You did not have the stamina to do much but his infectious enthusiasm and efficacious lyrics carried your team in areas you could not penetrate. Indeed, if not for God’s intervention and enduring mercy, this gentleman nearly lost his life and that of his aides in a helicopter crash in Kogi State. Haba! Not just that, Osinbajo took all the flak and bashing for your misdemeanours against the South and Middlebelt. His Christian bodies and buddies nearly ostracised him like a pariah. He did not flinch because he believed in you and the vision that he believes you both must make this country great. Yet he is now being instalmentally and systematically stripped of all vestiges of power.


I have gone through this long preamble in order to demonstrate why I’m excited to write you today after I gave up on you months ago. The good news is I’m now convinced we can still help you return to the path of honour and success. Though time is fast ticking away, I believe you still have the chance of writing your name in gold. This is because you appear to have woken up from your lukewarmness and seem to be listening again.


Sir, it is heart-warming that at your age you are still said to be working so hard day and night. But the energy you have dissipated and wasted on receiving visitors in the past should now be conserved and channelled to serious matters of State, because we are in difficult, perilous and uncharted times. This is not difficult nor impossible. I was delighted to see how you responded to the hues and cries of many of us when you refused to address the nation. You won me over when you appeared on teltelevision. It is not so much about what you said, but what you did. A small step, but a giant step, nonetheless. I’m sure, you have felt good and fulfilled yourself in the past one week. It is never an act of cowardice, merely an act of wisdom to capitulate to the sensible voices of reason. It is a wise decision to finally lead frontally.


I also must congratulate you for reinstating your Vice President back to relevance by asking him to deal with an area that he is undoubtedly astute at, economic sustainability, because, when this pandemic is over, the country must be able to continue without having suffered too much of a setback. Let me assure you that he is your sure banker towards securing your enduring legacy in the next three years. Please, worry less about who would succeed you in 2023 and worry more about how history would judge your uncommon privilege of returning to power after 30 years. Most of the hawks hovering around you lack what it takes to govern in a modern 21st century government. God gave you the Angel in Osinbajo. You probably know by now that I’m acting in good faith and not that I want anything from you or Osinbajo. All I want and crave is good governance and progress, because a better Nigeria is better for us all.


I pray you succeed Sir. It will be to our eternal shame if you fail spectacularly as you seemed doomed to do a few weeks back. I will now make a few suggestions as always. Space limits me today because I would have liked to develop on our ideas of how to fight the corona virus, help the people as they make great sacrifices and ensure that the social life and the economy are not so battered that they end up comatose and incapable of being revived when the pandemic is all over.


One. Please, stop the ongoing meaningless, purposeless and useless spending spree. No country, no matter how wealthy, pays cash to citizens on the streets as if in a bazaar. Your Minister of Information was quoted as saying your government has disbursed three billion naira to Nigerians in 24 hours. I can only pray that this is a mere hyperbole. If indeed it is true, that this humongous sum has been frittered away in that time, then it is really very sad and unfortunate, and I weep for this country. It is impossible to pay all Nigerians and any money being doled out to our citizens must go to only those who deserve to get it, the poor and needy. The banks can start by coming up with a database of poor Nigerians and credit their accounts. I am aware that this country is underbanked, and we must immediately find other ways of identifying these categories of people in our society. It is most ridiculous to waste three billion on some faceless ghosts in 24 hours or any other period at that.


Two. Many people have been clamouring for restructuring. This not because it excites them to be unnecessarily rambunctious. It is due to the lop-sidedness of your appointments. Please, Sir, set up an immediate taskforce notionally headed by you as Chairman and with your Vice President as vice-Chairman to review and redress the anomalies. Give your Vice President all the latitude he needs. He is known as a fair and detribalised Nigerian. I assure you that you and your family and generations unborn will enjoy that decision. It is very easy to shine in Nigeria since Nigerians are easily pleased. Just start from doing basic things that reflect our diversity.


Three. Cut the endemic and all-pervading red tape and bureaucracy that is destroying government and making it impossible for things to get done. Innovation and technology are the ways of the 21st century. We now live in a digital not analogue age. Most of our current bureaucrats are archaic and anachronistic. They will not only stall our progress; they will most certainly draw us back. A new blueprint for running government, which cuts the red tape, needs to be put in place. Obsolete systems and procedures must be dumped.


On COVID-19 we must bear in mind that the lockdown is merely a means to an end. It cannot be seen as a measure to eradicate the plague, but just an opportunity to put good systems in place like improved testing and healthcare generally. Government should concentrate on containment, eradication and developing the country to be able to cope with disasters like this in future.

Reduce electricity tariffs as people are spending longer at home due to no fault of theirs. Have a moratorium by banks on all debts. Reduce interest rates and the foreign exchange rates. Reduce taxes, suspend VAT and have a moratorium as well. Further reduce the price of PMS, it is ridiculously high at N123.50, having regard to the current international price of crude. Diesel and Kerosene prices should be slashed for the same reason.


There is much more I wish to say but space and time won’t permit. You have the assurances of my highest regards Sir.


https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/04/04/my-dear-president-muhammadu-buhari/

Coro Boy

sapientia:
Our own prof turned errand boy.

Coro have brought him in the news again.

They need someone with brain.

After coro.

Brainless people will take over

It looks like you need to educate yourself applies to you too.

Guestlander:


You are obviously the ignorant one. Soyinka is not against the lockdown per se, he was talking about the power of the FG to unilaterally shut down states, even if the intention is good.
You need to educate yourself before you criticize people who are more knowledgeable than you are. Nigeria, even if it only on paper is supposed to be a federation of states. That is what Soyinka was talking about.

If he knows then why are the question? Looks He don't accutually, if he do then he may not have questioned this.

TheRareGem1:
I hope Baba Soyinka is aware of Quarantine act of 1926 though all of us have not been born their but this act is barely a page inside the constitution.

The President has the power to designate any local area, any part of the country, as a place that may be infected or under the threat of a communicable disease & he can then make regulations of any kind. The prouncement is proactive & relevant.

It is not the matter of one individual Its the matter of virus known as COVID-19 which is easily spreading in public in the world.

idealogical:
It is just sad that people like Soyinka, a very well educated and exposed man suddenly turned ignorant and illiterate just because he joined the criticize government by any means necessary group.

How hard is it to read and understand a valid and straight forward law and government order.?

New media has title that

maybanks:
The VP just sighted the constitutionality of the actions of the President. There is no clash here whatsoever

Peappy49:
Stupid headline

Yes that's true if any affected person will came in contact directly or indirectly can get infected. If anybody infected does not follow Lockdown its very sad and bad.

Deputy1111:
I heard a man who has affected already left Lagos for Abeokuta last week, I'm sure many would have contracted the virus through him now. Lockdown is for our own good, nothing more.

Very true

Zeemam:
It's only unfortunate people that will blame the government for the lock down

As well as it will stop spread of COVID-19

okefrancis:
The two weeks lockdown is for our advantage because it will help the government to know who is being contacted with COVID-19 pandemic

yes

Joylove2324:
VP Osinbajo is very much on point

chatinent:
Ride of the Horsemen.

Yes exactly see Italy and America our medical system is nothing in front of them.

Kylekent59:
That's the idea.

Now we have many cases. As a result of the Lockdown, those who are showing symptoms will go for treatment.


Nice idea, but people don't know.

Some people think the lock down is to make life hard, but not knowing it's for their own good.

Lockdown is only way to stop spread of community virus like COVID-19. Dont be follish to challenge the action taken by President Buhari.

https://guardian.ng/news/osinbajo-soyinka-clash-on-covid-19-lockdown/

https://www.legit.ng/1316997-covid-19-osinbajo-soyinka-clash-president-buharis-lockdown-order.html

Nigeria is expecting help and support from everyone not a legal and talk war like above in news today.

What are the updates of the corona virus test of Vice President of Nigeria?

read more: http://saharareporters.com/2020/03/24/nigerias-vice-president-osinbajo-self-isolation-over-coronavirus-—aide

hoping same

SCORPION1902:
FTC


I hope that nothing will happen to our tradermoni Vp

The development is coming after President Muhammadu Buhari's Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari, tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday.

read more: http://saharareporters.com/2020/03/24/nigerias-vice-president-osinbajo-self-isolation-over-coronavirus-—aide

Yesterday Vice President of Nigeria Prof Yemi Osinbajo is conducting video conferencing in office while observing social distancing. Now Vice President is operating from home office as Prof Yemi Osinbajo is in self-isolation in accordance with NCDC protocols.

I hope everyone is doing well in this time of epidemic! How is Corona Virus Situation in your area?

I am not seeking information from Government my friend. I want someone real experience.

Joyce95:



Visit appreciate agencies before you get it e.g BOI. Government can not be spraying money on the street, go get information there.

I agree with you but at the same time govt need to provide better procedure to initiate the schemes to the general public in simple format so it could easily understood by the general public.

Deputy1111:
You may be right because some youths are too lazy to find out how government works, and how to claim their benefits from the government. Some youths are still waiting for the government to be bringing money and opportunities to their doorsteps. Without any doubt, government is releasing some money for business owners, but you will need to visit appreciate agencies before you get it e.g BOI. Government can not be spraying money on the street, so guy take a step now.

Yes that's what i read like to hear someone real experience dealing with banks?

TheRareGem1:
Yes. It's true.

$20 million will provide funding support to young innovators in technology while 90 billion naira ($248 million), will be dispensed by the central bank as “soft loans” for people building small-scale agricultural businesses.

I was reading an article on bloomberg that Nigeria Approves $268 Million to Back Entrepreneurs, Innovators, According to VP Yemi Osinbajo, this is the funds for small-scale agricultural businesses, while another $20 million will provide funding support to young innovators in technology.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-02-26/nigeria-approves-268-million-to-back-entrepreneurs-innovators

How can one claim it? Does anyone have talked about it with any banks?