₦airaland Forum

CheedyJ:
Mine is I'd be sleeping then all of a sudden I'd feel a force pin me down with brute force such that I'd be motionless & voiceless & before I know it I'd be gasping for air while still struggling to free myself but after about 30 to 50 secs I'd regain freedom & I immediately I go run commot room go parlour...still happens to me once in a while & I'm over 30 now..

It is sleep paralysis happened to me a lot of times, i once tried to stand and ended up standing but it was my spirit cos i saw my body.
don't sleep on your back.
if you feel dizzy at nite don't sleep.
i once heard gutteral scary voices laughing while i was in a sleep paralysis

Op a simple kwesion re you orite at all, pour anointing oil ontop her she will receive spiritual change or better still leave. . .

chatinent:
You are in a public toilet without a door hook and you only have to hum a song when footsteps approach.

Can relate to diz

Karlifate:
Kano don dwarf F.C.T like say na competition.

hahaha

Sissy3 . Dominique

Ezennwa:
hmm!

Abi o if people think that medicine/ medical facilities will help us in nigeria na SCAM, WHERE THE FACILITY FES

The Kano State Government has discharged 16 more COVID-19patients from its facilities after they tested negative for the virus.
A statement signed by the commissioner for information, Muhammad Garba, on Thursday indicated that this brings the total number of discharged patients in the state to 22.
He said among the discharged patients were Abdulrazak Habeeb, the co-chair, state task force on COVID-19; Aminu Tsanyawa, the state commissioner for health; among others.
The commissioner said the patients tested negative twice for the disease.
He advised the public to continue to observe strict personal hygiene.
‘How I survived COVID-19’
Meanwhile, the co-chairman, Mr Habib, has narrated how he recovered after 20 days in isolation.
Mr Habib, a professor of medicine at the Bayero University, Kano, got infected while serving on the task force.
In an audio clip obtained by PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday, Mr Habib said he was discharged after he tested negative.
“My name is Abdurrazak Garba Habib. I worked at the department of medicine within Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital at Bayero University, Kano. I am happy to inform you of my discharge from COVID isolation centre here in Kano following a negative follow up test result.
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“I got infected while serving as part of Kano State Task Force on COVID-19. I suffered a moderately severe disease, with high fever, cough, mild shortness of breath, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea, severe weakness and ultimately mild shock.
“I was sick for about one month. And on admission for twenty days, treated with nine medication. ….oxygen, steam inhalation, using black seed, olive oil, ginger tea, among other things. Overall, I lost seven kilograms of weight,” he said.
Mr Habib lamented how health workers are being infected with coronavirus. He advised strict adherence to lockdowns, social distancing, use of facemask and personal protective equipment.
“I will like to reiterate the need for us all as healthcare workers to enlighten COVID is true. And we should adhere to known effective preventive measures of social distancing, lockdown, use of facemask, provision and utilisation of full personal protective equipment for at risk personnel.
“I am saddened to learn several colleagues have been infected. I pray they have fast (and) full recovery.”
PREMIUM TIMES Tuesday reported how the Kano State Chairman of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Sunusi Bala, said 34 doctors have tested positive to coronavirus in the state and one later died.
He explained that many of the victims were doctors working at the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH) and other private clinics in the state.

Ha and the gov,t thinks we are nt hungry. . .
. Lalasticlala . Mynd44 . Dominique . Farano . Divepen1

josen16322:
wat about those patient in isolation centre dancin awilo are dey really corona patient

No they are hungry people, shey pesin go av corona go dey dance Zanku

lonesome501:
chaiiii!! see corona see oyo state...5 cases the other day,8 new infected dis tym around.

If frustrated nairalanders catch you eh, ur life will nt remain the same

Nigeria Centre for Disease Control on Wednesay confirmed a total number of 195 new coronavirus cases and five deaths in the last 24 hours.
Nigeria’s populated city Lagos and Kano states have the highest numbers. While Lagos recorded 80 new cases, Kano recorded 30 new cases.
Zamfara State again witnessed a spike with 19 new cases announced while Sokoto recorded 18 new cases.
Borno continue to record more cases as ten new cases were confirmed in the state while Abuja confirmed nine new cases.
Oyo State recorded eight new cases each while Kebbi and Gombe have five new cases each, NCDC also announced four new cases in Ogun State.
Three new cases were found in Katsina while Kaduna and Adamawa had one new case each.
In total, Nigeria has now confirmed 3145 cases of COVID19, discharged 534 persons, while 103 persons have died.
Nigeria began a “phased and gradual” easing of more than four weeks of lockdowns in the national capital and the largest city on May 4, President Muhammadu Buhari said in an address on Monday.
Lagos and Ogun states and the federal capital territory of Abuja entered lockdowns to tame the spread of the new coronavirus on March 30.
Buhari said the lockdowns had come at a “very heavy economic cost,” stripping many citizens of their livelihoods.
“No country can afford the full impact of a sustained lockdown while awaiting the development of vaccines,” Buhari said.
Millions of Nigeria’s 200 million citizens, more than 20 million of whom live in Lagos, live on daily wages, and the lockdown left many without money to buy food.

Nigeria Centre for Disease Control on Wednesay confirmed a total number of 195 new coronavirus cases and five deaths in the last 24 hours.
Nigeria’s populated city Lagos and Kano states have the highest numbers. While Lagos recorded 80 new cases, Kano recorded 30 new cases.
Zamfara State again witnessed a spike with 19 new cases announced while Sokoto recorded 18 new cases.
Borno continue to record more cases as ten new cases were confirmed in the state while Abuja confirmed nine new cases.
Oyo State recorded eight new cases each while Kebbi and Gombe have five new cases each, NCDC also announced four new cases in Ogun State.
Three new cases were found in Katsina while Kaduna and Adamawa had one new case each.
In total, Nigeria has now confirmed 3145 cases of COVID19, discharged 534 persons, while 103 persons have died.
Nigeria began a “phased and gradual” easing of more than four weeks of lockdowns in the national capital and the largest city on May 4, President Muhammadu Buhari said in an address on Monday.
Lagos and Ogun states and the federal capital territory of Abuja entered lockdowns to tame the spread of the new coronavirus on March 30.
Buhari said the lockdowns had come at a “very heavy economic cost,” stripping many citizens of their livelihoods.
“No country can afford the full impact of a sustained lockdown while awaiting the development of vaccines,” Buhari said.
Millions of Nigeria’s 200 million citizens, more than 20 million of whom live in Lagos, live on daily wages, and the lockdown left many without money to buy food.

Romeo3:
What's funny about it?

The fact that you can't see the humour in it