Kano State government has relaxed the ongoing lockdown in the state for one day, 6 am-12 pm tomorrow (Thursday).

This is to allow residents to buy foodstuffs and other items for preparation of the forthcoming Ramadan period.

Making the disclosure on Wednesday, while speaking with pressmen on the COVID -19, the state deputy governor, Dr Nasiru Gawuna, said, “in view of preparation for Ramadan period, the state governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has relaxed the ongoing lockdown.

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Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed gave the warning in Abuja during the daily briefing of the Presidential Taskforce on Covid-19.

He said; “In the absence of vaccine or drugs, Non-Pharmaceutical Intervention NPI remains the most effective way to contain the spread of the disease and protect Nigerians. By the way, you must have heard of the vaccine being hawked in Kano which is called ‘Covid-19 Vaccine’. It is yellow in colour. It is not certified by anybody. Please, do not patronize the hawkers.

“In the meantime, the National Broadcasting Commission NBC has taken steps to prevent misinformation via the broadcast stations by warning them to adhere strictly to the professional ethics of balance and fairness in reporting COVID-19.

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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control made this known on via its Twitter handle on Tuesday.


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It said, “117 new cases of #COVID19 have been reported: 59 in Lagos, 29 in FCT, 14 in Kano, 6 in Borno, 4 in Katsina, 3 in Ogun, 1 in Rivers, and 1 in Bauchi


“As of 11:25 pm on the 21st April, there are 782 confirmed cases of #COVID19 reported in Nigeria. Discharged: 197. Deaths: 25

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As at 11:10pm 20th April, breakdown of cases by states:

Lagos-376
FCT-89
Kano-59
Osun-20
Oyo-16
Edo-15
Ogun-12
Kwara-9
Katsina-12
Bauchi-7
Kaduna-9
Akwa Ibom-9
Delta-4
Ekiti-4
Ondo-3
Enugu-2
Rivers-2
Niger-2
Benue-1
Anambra-1
Borno-3
Jigawa-2
Abia-2
Gombe-5
Sokoto-1

senatepresido:
Kano state just came from relegation straight to top 4, this is really a bad league..
Lagos has no case, or was there no testing done ..

Anyway I advise Southerners should close their borders against the North and also all Northern states should be on lockdown for a long period of time afterall they contribute less than 5% to the National treasury, as far its not Rivers, Bayelsa, Lagos, Delta, Edo, Akwa Ibom or Cross River.
The Northerners that left Lagos shouldn't be allowed to return.

Again, who ever calls this set of people Sophisticated from our experience so far, should have his/her brain examined, their youths are mostly Touts, Illiterates, corporate Beggars etc...
If only police can be shooting the one million boys at sight, forget legal process...

Very soon Corona will be no more and we all will be back to our normal life, I have missed watching the EPL
Peace to you all

Splendid

mimimile93:
When UK and US stabilized, Nig and Gha would be thriving

God forbid

Digital marketing is hard to organize, even in perfect conditions. There are hundreds of micro-tasks involved which are hard to report and account for.

It is incredibly hard to handle it all from home, where there are dozens of distractions to deal with.

How to keep your marketing teams productive in the remote working environment? Here’s what we are doing:


1. Things are going to change
Your team’s working routine is going to be different. Many of your co-workers are locked at home with kids. There’s no way they will be able to work 3-4 hours straight, without an interruption.

Try not to force your office working routine on them, or yourself for that matter.


Working from home will take some time adjusting. So take some time. It is a stressful time for everyone, don’t take extra stress by trying to be as productive as you used to be when working from home.

Accepting change makes it easier to create a new normal.


2. Daily micro-meetings help fight social isolation
One of the biggest challenges of remote working is social isolation which is also reinforced by the perceived absence of management. Your team may feel isolated and lost, so we made solving this issue a priority from the very start.

With all of us having moved to working from home, we now have more meetings than we used to in the office. Those meetings can be very fast (10-15 minutes) but they are incredibly helpful for fighting loneliness and keeping the team in the loop.

I used to treat meetings differently. I’d always make sure to have an agenda and keep things timed.

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mimimile93:
LORD!

We need mercy, but what crime did Africa commit to receive this ? Or what crime did the world commit? China and Italy are stabilized, it's UK and US that is thriving now

The total number of coronavirus cases in Nigeria has increased to 665 after 38 new infections were recorded on Monday.


The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control made this known via its Twitter handle on Monday.


23 cases were recorded in Kano, 5 in Gombe, 3 in Kaduna, 2 in Borno, 2 in Abia, 1 in FCT, 1 in Sokoto and 1 in Ekiti.

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etibaba:
Where did you get your news from?
The doctors are still on the 14 days isolation.

sisisioge:


My brother, there are several asymptomatic and even symptomatic people still going to the market unkitted, mingling with friends, their households are doing same, people are playing football and visiting their friends/family. Those people they are contacting too are mingling. Do you know where your neighbors/friends/family members have been? Do you know where the last person that touched the railings or gate in your compound have been? Can you believe that some yellow busses are still moving about carrying passengers who may be vectors?

It is well, may God help us all. At the end, if we continue like this they would greatly inconvenient us by extending lockdown but the real unfortunate people would be the lost lives.

God help us all

ignis:
It is gradually turning to something else

The count everyday is increasing, what about the Chinese doctors self ? What's up with them

lukabewell:
Lord Jesus, have mercy nd save us from this deadly virus.

Amen

sisisioge:
Hmmm! It is well! 70 new cases in Lagos alone!

Wandering is it people near the hospital or from where exactly ?

Bullet01:
Despite the lockdown this thing still de rise.

Am now confused ooooo as you are

Olunmercy56:
Oh Lord, enough is enough for this disease to end now please..

God help us ooooo, we need his Mercy

Nigeria has recorded 86 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of confirmed infections in the country to 627.



The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control made this known via its Twitter handle on Sunday.



It tweeted, “Eighty-six new cases of #COVID19 have been reported: 70 in Lagos, 7 in FCT, 3 in Katsina, 3 in Akwa Ibom, 1 in Jigawa, 1 in Bauchi and 1 in Borno



“As of 11:50 pm on the 19th of April, there are 627 confirmed cases of #COVID19 reported in Nigeria. Discharged: 170; Deaths: 21.”

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It’s definitely a no brainer that WhatsApp messenger is one of the most used instant messaging application. Most people use the application for both their private life and work interactions. Because of this, things can get a little messy and users, at times, are overwhelmed with a lot of messages.

What then can you do to cut through the noise, when so many people are clamouring for your attention? especially when you have important messages you need to send or respond to urgently without alerting some beady-eyed users that you are online. However, there are a few tricks that are available that anyone can take advantage of, so they can single out a message they want to respond to without actually going online.

1. Use Google Assistant To Send A Message For You Whilst Offline

One of the tools anyone could use to reply or send messages on their WhatsApp without actually going online is by using Google’s artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant, Google Assistant. It is available on almost all smartphone devices.

So how does it work?

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WhatsApp, the popular messaging app owned by Facebook added a new feature a while ago which allows users to unsend messages within an hour. Messages can be deleted in individual chats as well as group chat and the feature is available on Android, iOS and Windows platform. The Whatsapp unsend messages feature comes with caveats like recipients get to know that you have deleted a message as “This message was deleted” is displayed instead of the deleted message.

The feature is indeed helpful for recalling the message if you have committed a spelling mistake or if you have sent the message unintentionally. However, if you want to see deleted WhatsApp messages, there are a couple of workarounds that can be used.

How To Read Deleted WhatsApp Messages?

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1. Read deleted messages using WhatsApp Chat Backup
If you have deleted a chat accidently that you want to recover, you can do so with the help of WhatsApp Chat backup which occurs every night at 2 am by default. You can change the frequency of backup to daily, weekly or monthly. However, choosing daily as the preferred backup frequency is recommended as you can restore chats before the next backup occurs at 2 am.

To restore deleted WhatsApp chats, pursue the following steps: read more Bellow

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Unfortunately, one of the first things I do every morning is open up Twitter like it’s the morning paper. It’s kind of like a morning paper—I’m just getting my news with a side of righteous indignation and thirst, which is why it shouldn’t have surprised me to see “National Hot Day” as one of the top trending topics Thursday morning. But as much as it was a refreshing reprieve from what usually trends—hashtags dedicated to partisan squabbling or canceling celebrities (#AshleyReeseIsOverParty)—I was still confused. What the Bleep is National Hot Day, and... why does it exist?

While browsing National Hot Day tweets, I’ve mostly seen memes about getting one’s back blown out, mildly smutty furry art, anime avi Twitter posting anime porn, k-pop fancams, thirsty quarantine tweets. Essentially, just another day on Twitter dot com.

But in this new era of social distancing, in which countless people are incredibly Hot on main, it’s all the more evident. As my colleague Megan Reynolds noted in a piece regarding the influx of trend pieces about horniness, humans have always been Hot. But I can’t be the only one who has seen an exponential growth of thirst traps on my timeline in the last month of lockdown. Even the most mild-mannered people I follow have resorted to a “Bleep it, here’s my cleavage, lads” mindset. And frankly, why the Bleep not? People are out of work and bored all day with nothing to do but tweet, rev up Pornhub after Andrew Cuomo’s daily briefing, play Animal Crossing, and try some TikTok dance challenges. And on top of all that, there are few responsible means of actually hooking up. (By Somto Okeke Charles)

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lepashandie:
Hunger virus loading...

Lolll

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has extended the extension of COVID-19 lockdown imposed on Delta state to curb the spread of coronavirus pandemic by another 14 days.

Okowa in a state-wide broadcast on Tuesday also declared a dusk-to-dawn curfew across the state, beginning from Wednesday, April 15.

He said the two weeks extension of the stay-at-home order is to enable officials track, identify, isolate and test all who have had contact with the three confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the state.

“I hereby extend the stay-at-home order for a period of two weeks. It is for public good and for the interest of our health. And I want to urge all Deltans to please observe the stay-at-home order,” Okowa stated.

Recall that Delta state recorded its first case a week ago. Two others, one of who died, were subsequently recorded in Warri and Asaba, the state’s capital.

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