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walex2:
the issue of pandemic is what is affecting you, not my grammar. Enjoy your quarantine time�

Ahhh! Egbon you dey vex oo
Enjoy your isolation time

FEGEITOK:
God bless you

Amen. God bless you too.

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windows98:
I just did a cissp search in nairaland and I'm disappointed at the level of activity on this thread when compared with the level of information in it.

@Jintata, I've already sorted out materials I would like to use for my exam, wouldn't like to add some more to it make brain no blow, but thanks for your selflessness by spreading knowledge for free for whoever needs it.

Are you by any chance a practicing security guy?

100%%% correct. I just did a CISSP search too cos I came across a (ISC)2 free training and I thought to post the link on NL for anyone interested. I see the OP has already posted it in his last comment.

One would expect that this thread will have more collaboration and discussion.

I didn't even know a Cyber thread like this exist. Although I've been away from NL and just returned.

OP, you're so selfless and may God continue to bless you immeasurably! I went through all the comments and there are so many great resources for both cyber professionals and enthusiasts.

Seeing as this thread exists, I will do my best to also make contributions as often as possible. I'm still learning and growing (I guess we don't stop ) and happy to share my knowledge.

princemillla:
Sis 100 percent I doubt.

What we have in Lagos is partial lockdown

You're probably right.
Maybe post May 4th it became different. A friend sent me a picture of a street in Lagos before May 4th and it was as empty as this. I was shocked. And this was in April when despite the lockdown some places were still crowded in Lagos.

PS; I honestly don't count this May 4th lift as a partial lockdown. 8pm to 6am curfew is not really a lockdown. I wish they had done it differently but, oh well!

princemillla:
This is how lockdown should be not what we practice in Lagos

There are places like this in Lagos.

Your topic sef how can picture of 1 street represent the entire Rivers state?

Topic:[s] A Nairalander takes pictures of Rivers State[/s]

Revised: A Nairalander takes pictures of his street in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, West Africa, Africa, Earth!

You're welcome!

chukel:
yea. While we are hopeful, the obvious reality has to be stated. It will increase. One cretin replied me earlier. Actually thought it was you, whom I quoted.

Ah okay. No worries. Take am easy

walex2:
.you will understood the understanding when you read his chat in full�

I did. I don't even know which one gives me more headache between his English and your own

Mrmourinho:
No point explaining, u also read d news, u can choose to remain eyes closed, infact buy sunglasses to make d darkness more terrific...Happy Sunday.

Alright!

walex2:
that one was even better than (but i dont matter)

Sorry, I don't think I understood what you meant.

OkikiOluwa1:
Lol. Mo kan ni kin sere ile rira ni.
Kin se bi omode.
Stay safe.

Hahaha eku ise.

Thanks sir. Stay safe too

Mrmourinho:
how are you sure that the cases are truly increasing? d situation in Kogi state has opened some people's eyes, except for some of u who still choose to remain eyes closed

Please explain how the situation in Kogi has opened people's eyes before I can make a comment. Thank you.

EjaikreTheViper:
sharaaaaap!!!

Enjoy!

dfrost:
For crying out loud, VickyRotex, where on earth have you been? I've missed you sis.

dfrost!!! My runaway book friend

I've been around o, just away from NL. How have you been? Me too, missed everyone (the good ones o )
Really great to hear from you.

chukel:
you said incubation period is between 2 and 14 days , and you still maintain these results are not effect of lockdown relaxation? Today is 10th. Lockdown was relaxed on 4th. This is 6th day and 6 is between 2 and 14. Guy, we have started experiencing the effect. It will only increase.

I said so, but read the part where I also said 50 to 60%. i.e, not everyone shows symptoms in the first 2 to 6 days. So these results shows a part of the restriction liftoff.
Also it takes a couple of days for test results to return to NCDC so again, this doesn't account 100% for May 4th.
There are likely to be more results in the coming week. Hopefully not

Saintinoo:
What do you mean by totally eased the lockdown..no body totally eased the lockdown in Nigeria, just that Nigerians are very sturborn.

In this case i expect the police and army should come in to enforce this restrictions.

Bros, letting people (AKA Everyone) go outside from 6am to 8pm in a place like Lagos is totally easing the lockdown in my dictionary.

There's a saying that goes: "Give an inch and they'll take a mile".

Doyou2019:
If next week's results aren't as bad as this week's or even worse, then NCDC must be playing games.

I really hope the results are not worse. Although its expected to get worse but I can only hope for a miracle.

This thread gave me the chills

If all these stories are real, nkan nbe o

I mean, I have experienced somethings too but time would not permit me to share.

Jadsy01:
Thank you

You're welcome

GreatResearcher1:
You're disappointed

It's not about the content of the thread.

Its because of people like you I kept a screenshot.
Read the initial topic that the OP posted and tell me if you understood it.

And OP, I see you updated the topic now, you're welcome!

OP this your title dey give me headache.

OP,

1. what were you doing in the "very thick forest"?
2. And you go dey expect make this bird like you after you don tie am down like that?

Poor bird

dominique:
Thanks all, he has been checked by a neighbour who is a dog owner. My husband had to crawl under the car to get him out and they've done the splinter on the affected leg, he was just crying and peeing as they were doing that, I couldn't watch . The neighbour said the limb doesn't look fractured and dogs heal fast but we should still observe for about 2 days.

Chaiii sorry aunty Dominique. Glad you've been able to alleviate his pain.
I love dogs so much and this makes me cry

I hope your dog heals fast. Ndo!

OkikiOluwa1:
Bought the space
VickyRotex kilo n wa kiri lale yi?

How are you doing?

Ahhh bros mi, long time

I see you're just buying land everywhere

Ile oti su ni bi ti mo wa.

I'm fine. Thank you. How have you been?

captainamiedi1:
Those that were saying lockdown is not working can you see the result now?? please let's return back to when we still 70 cases. Since ease of lockdown we are now averaging 150 cases per day . I'm sure Lagos will be lockdown soon

These aren't even results from the lockdown liftoff or let me say these results does not account for 50 to 60% of the May 4th liftoff.

Virus incubation is between 2 to 14 days. The next one week result is what I fear. Hopefully it's not as bad as predicted. It's well!

Mrcaregiver:
Lockdown no work...
Ease the lockdown too no work...

Can't wait for a vaccine to be found

But the reality is that, this virus has come to stay. We have to learn to live or deal with it

Learning to live/deal with it is not pushing your citizens out there to go fend for themselves.

Other nations are learning to deal with it by only easing the restrictions (again I use the word "easing" cos they didn't totally lift the lockdown) after the virus spread has reached its peak. And these are countries with very good health care.

However my wonderful nation made coronavirus look like a childs play by lifting the lockdown when cases are increasing everyday. They make it look like the virus takes a vacation during the day and only shows up at night like egungun. Smh

eleko1:
Seen.Thankss.Hope u Dey read from mama/papa..We go chat tomorrow

No worries

Yes, they're fine. We thank God.

odaro sir.

How can someone who spells "quarantine" as "quarantern" be a teacher?

Naija, which way na?

The closing remark is the "face with rolling eyes" emoji. I'm a fan of that emoji.

I really shouldn't be laughing on this thread. This is disgusting.

Omoluabi16:
Ah yes. These events knocks sense into humanity. The pride, carelessness and all of that. Only something of this magnitude can make us stop and think.
Thanks Vicks!! I'll be well.

Exactly!

Cheers!

Omoluabi16:
Fine fine. We are all gradually adjusting to this new world.

Abi. It's well.

The silver lining is that it's made us (people) to be more intentional. Although it shouldn't have taken a plague but what can we say?

It's good to know you are doing okay, and to hear from you. Be well!

Omoluabi16:
Eeyah. glad you're okay.

Thank you. How are you?