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Lorazepam:
Misleading headline They didnt discharge all of them on the same day.

Biokana:
Someone asked me to bring 300K for a slot in CBN but I'm somehow scared to make a move, 300K seems to be small for places like CBN. Please what is your advice?

cynosuree:
Good morning. This issue has been bothering me for a long time, and I feel like it's too sensitive to ask for second opinions from people I know so I figured I'd maybe ask some strangers on the internet.


I've been with my boyfriend for about 6 months now and he's everything I ever wanted in a man. Physically, he's gorgeous, and he also loves me alot. He's kind, he's patient, communicates effectively and all. You know, all the good stuff.

But here's the problem, he cannot hold a conversation beyond "what are you doing" , "what did you eat" (and all that boring stuff) to save his life. I'm not even talking about intellectual conversations like quantum theory or anything, normal conversations about stuff that's happening around the world or around us. Anytime we try to, it usually fails spectacularly. He either ends up missing the ENTIRE point and saying something totally unrelated, or he just waits for me to say what I think so he can go "Yeeaaaa that's true" , leaving me really pissed.


He has absolutely NOTHING intelligent to contribute to any serious conversation, and this hurts me alot because it is a HUGE turn off and I'm slowly losing interest in him. It's a very tricky situation because he does/did well academically, he graduated with very good grades but that's about it...nothing more. I didn't notice it at first - before we started dating, or I would never have dated him because it is a deal breaker for me.


I have considered telling him but I don't exactly know how to approach the conversation without being rude/insensitive, I know telling him would really hurt him and I don't want that. I've also thought about learning how to live with it, because no one is perfect right? Maybe I'm asking for too much?

The latter option is what I've been doing and it's gradually killing me. I fear that I'll fall out of love completely with him and end up hating myself for ruining a good thing, because he's a really good guy .


I'd like to know what you think

dearie:
Stop spreading wrong information. Covid-19 is really deadly and we just lost a colleague. He was young and we are not yet sure if he had any underlying ailments.

jidamsel43:
Many hospitals are already treating Covid-19 patients. Even some local herb seller are treating Covid-19 patients. The only different is that the Covid-19 patients in government isolation centres are enjoying the dividend of democracy because all expenses paid by government. While in private treatment , individuals are responsible for his treatment.
The vital point is that all the Covid-19 patients in Nigeria both known and unknown patients are Malaria patients

osilamah77:
Same yesterday sokoto discharged all there 101 covid19 cases.. How come its 130 discharge from all the 35 states.. Naija. This mumu don do nah..

bluefilm:
Oga, don't digress biko.

We are talking of so called COVID donations from the WHO, not EU 21B.

bluefilm:
What's the purpose of giving the money donated?

Was it meant to be shared?

Or was it meant to be used in taking care of COVID19 patients?

bluefilm:
Okay, are you sure the money has not been disbursed?

bluefilm:
I thought as much.

It's just speculations!

If world bodies like WHO makes such a donation, I believe they will have to announce it somewhere, or don't you think so?

bluefilm:
I totally agree with you.

But the only thing that keeps baffling me is the question on how our so called "leaders" are benefitting from the COVID19 SCAMdemic?

Care to explain, please?

kikero:
No it isn't.

The fact that the government is taking it serious should be a sign...especially as it affected the elite disproportionately.

Also, the economic shutdown affects government more badly. Less money to chop. Sure, they get money for covid treatment support, but it is far less than the money they would have gotten if there was no crisis in the first place.

Nigeria is a corrupt nation, but even in matters like this, we have to be serious too. Especially when the first victims include a high number of highly ranked government officials.

MrNipplesLover:



dem don pay them finish, their work don end be that make dem go flex remain.

clowns.



I know that Lagos no go ever do this cos all eyes are on Lagos as the epicenter of the virus.



na small small other states go dey discharge their actors too once they are fully paid for the job well done.





jokers.

Luckydubby7:
Is this news for real?
If so it means those calling us ignorance because we disagreed with them that covid19 was covid419 need to apologize to us.
I don't think God should forgive those that brought the idea of locking Lagos down for good 5 weeks.
So many family bread winners have lost their sources of their incomes because few selfish and wicked health personnel and politicians.
All for their selfish gain.

padresolomon:
I believe u know abba kyari, u know the nddc director of finance, u know the assembly member in nassarawa state, u know the regional manager of FB in Kano state so pls don't live in self denial

padresolomon:
One question for u. Do u know how much states have lost from the lockdowns? Please think wisely.

fortunejum:
Covid 19 is increasing daily in Nigeria because we refused to protect ourselves.
90% of Nigerians refused to wear face mask and also take the necessary measures to protect himself.

ENGINEERG:
CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN HOW ANY STATE GOVERNMENT IS MAKING MONEY FROM INCREASE IN CASES OF CORONAVIRUS WITH GENUINE FACT

Warmaterial:
empty brain, what do u no ? Absolutely nothing.

ifysmart65:
https://thesmartcitizens.com/2020/06/04/school-resumption-schools-to-re-open-for-final-year-ssce-and-primary-six-student-says-fg/

osato45:
Apparently your education was a waste, information they say is power. Keep blaming our leaders while smart individuals make good use of the information I provided.

osato45:
I would have suggested you did a masters in ilorin or lagos and afterwards do gre and tofel an apply for phd admission in us, hopefully you would get schools that can give you full funding

Kwanza:
https://twitter.com/NCDCgov/status/1268315252707516423?s=19


https://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng/

fergie001:
CPS to the Lagos State Governor, Gboyega Akosile


https://twitter.com/gboyegaakosile/status/1268237108713607168?s=19


https://twitter.com/gboyegaakosile/status/1268237111301373953?s=19


https://twitter.com/gboyegaakosile/status/1268237113855815680?s=19[/quote]who cares...

LatestTori4Town:
https://www.tori4town.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/nigeria-students-640x300.jpg

If religion is essential, education is essential. If the economy is essential, education is more essential. Open Our Campuses

Nigeria Students are beginning to agitate for the reopening of schools across the nation which has been closed down for over two months now due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Most have taken to social media to agitate and call on other students to engage in an online protest against the continuous lockdown of schools.

Comr. Akpobasah Omokri, president of the National Association Of Delta State Student NADESSTU, Federal University Otuoke Chapter, Bayelsa State in his reaction states that if it is safe for the federal government to reopen religious centres and markets, then it’s also safe for schools to be reopened.

Nigeria Student Leaders Demand Immediate Reopening Of Schools And Campuses
“If it is safe for churches to open, schools can open. If social distancing can be observed in the market, then students can observe it. If it is safe for traders to go to the market, students can also go to the classrooms. If it is safe to resume aviation, it is safe to open schools. The continuous shutdown of our campuses only points out that the educational sector is the least prioritized sector in Nigeria.”

According to him, so far, there are about 509 confirmed cases in Tanzania. For two weeks now, there have been no reports of new cases. Tanzanian government never adopted the total lockdown approach. Instead, The government placed more emphasis on individuals maintaining personal hygiene. The president stated that there is no point locking people down when the government can’t provide for them.

Another Tori4Town: Orji Kalu Released From Prison On Court Orders

Continuation of the lockdown in Nigeria will be of no effect. A total waste of time. Open the economy and all other sectors and let the citizens adapt to the new normal. COVID-19 will surely not be here forever but it is not leaving soon. Until it leaves, let’s live with it, he said.

I call on every Nigerian Student to use their Twitter handle to demonstrate a non-violence protest, lets shed our grievances to the Federal Government of Nigeria. It’s been over two months since we have been kept out of school.

The Government claimed there was Covid-19 in the Country, we obeyed all the necessary measures but now they have decided to reopen religious centers, Markets, and local flights and also promised to announce a date to reopen international flights, while nothing at all is been said regarding our resumption date.

I feel the Federal Government is scared of facing ASUU by using Covid-19 as a cover and we the Nigeria Students are tired of being the grass who suffers each time the two elephants get on each other’s neck.

Our future is as at stake if we continue staying at home while other aspects of the Society is gradually returning to normal...
Read FULL story on Tori4Town

LatestTori4Town:
https://www.tori4town.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/nigeria-students-640x300.jpg

If religion is essential, education is essential. If the economy is essential, education is more essential. Open Our Campuses

Nigeria Students are beginning to agitate for the reopening of schools across the nation which has been closed down for over two months now due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Most have taken to social media to agitate and call on other students to engage in an online protest against the continuous lockdown of schools.

Comr. Akpobasah Omokri, president of the National Association Of Delta State Student NADESSTU, Federal University Otuoke Chapter, Bayelsa State in his reaction states that if it is safe for the federal government to reopen religious centres and markets, then it’s also safe for schools to be reopened.

Nigeria Student Leaders Demand Immediate Reopening Of Schools And Campuses
“If it is safe for churches to open, schools can open. If social distancing can be observed in the market, then students can observe it. If it is safe for traders to go to the market, students can also go to the classrooms. If it is safe to resume aviation, it is safe to open schools. The continuous shutdown of our campuses only points out that the educational sector is the least prioritized sector in Nigeria.”

According to him, so far, there are about 509 confirmed cases in Tanzania. For two weeks now, there have been no reports of new cases. Tanzanian government never adopted the total lockdown approach. Instead, The government placed more emphasis on individuals maintaining personal hygiene. The president stated that there is no point locking people down when the government can’t provide for them.

Another Tori4Town: Orji Kalu Released From Prison On Court Orders

Continuation of the lockdown in Nigeria will be of no effect. A total waste of time. Open the economy and all other sectors and let the citizens adapt to the new normal. COVID-19 will surely not be here forever but it is not leaving soon. Until it leaves, let’s live with it, he said.

I call on every Nigerian Student to use their Twitter handle to demonstrate a non-violence protest, lets shed our grievances to the Federal Government of Nigeria. It’s been over two months since we have been kept out of school.

The Government claimed there was Covid-19 in the Country, we obeyed all the necessary measures but now they have decided to reopen religious centers, Markets, and local flights and also promised to announce a date to reopen international flights, while nothing at all is been said regarding our resumption date.

I feel the Federal Government is scared of facing ASUU by using Covid-19 as a cover and we the Nigeria Students are tired of being the grass who suffers each time the two elephants get on each other’s neck.

Our future is as at stake if we continue staying at home while other aspects of the Society is gradually returning to normal...
Read FULL story on Tori4Town

positivelord:
I dont get it..you open airport and block inter-state for road user...

Hopeyehmey:
They all have been warned but they refused to listen we are all learned now and tell me where in the whole world u would get a study visa to Germany with just 50k, they will demand 30k for the processing and 20k when the visa is out haba don't let all this scammers play on our intelligence now....if its that easy make he carry him whole family go now habi himself no like school for obodo yinbo ni....ladies and gentlemen let's wise up....

rockstarB:
Interested pls