OK oh

Commendable

If I was the president of Nigeria, I will fund tradomedical research for covid19 cure, science seems to be slow (if not a tool for corporate scam). Ask scientists what they know about covid19 and you will see zigzag responses. In this time of huge need for science to profer scientific solutions, we are almost seeing science becoming a game of guessing or 'trial and error'

Your assumptions may be correct. But this poster has a reasonable point.

grossintel:
You don't have any single evidence to back this claim, Covid-19 cases are rising in Africa irrespective of the weather, the only African country testing faster then the rest is South Africa currently 1440 cases. If hot climates is the cases what of Iran? In as much as I wish to believe your claim, it's the fastest way of getting us all killed by ignoring the warnings, it's better we're scared and safe than sorry.

Source pls

Many of this kinds of threads will emerge in the following days as we struggle to curb the spread of covid19, many will be scammed eventually. Members of the public should be wise and take each stories with a pinch of salt, until proven reliable and credible with evidence. Am not saying the OP is a scam, but a few that earlier stated this kind of stories, check and you will see similar stories of how they survived other sickness, with direction on what they did to get treated.
Possibly a trial for scam format.

The man definitely killed the wife, most likely from jealousy (suspected the wife was having an affair, he confronted her she either admitted or he found evidence) out of anger he killed her, in order to have a line of defence, he either cooked up the story of "being injected" or someone adviced him to.
The wife is young and beautiful, the man may likely feel insecure, most definitely the wife will have admirers, younger lover, or toaster. The brother of the deceased should be questioned he may likely know about her "suspected affair/infidelity"

Let's hope more evidences are provided of its efficacy

Just because we are not testing enough

Ok,
It should be noted that chloroquine is not a drug that should be self medicated

Thumb up

An option, if properly prescribed.
@OP kindly add your source.

ColdCode:


Note at all...

no panic, It is normal to have sore throat, once in a while.

It may not be covid19, which I think is your fear. What other symptoms are you feeling?
Feeling any of this?:
Running nose
Fever
Body ache
Also take the advice below serious

Nigerians will never fail to amaze me.
What could be used to save life is now in your hands because you want to make money. I hope our security agencies track you with you mobile and investigate how you get them

Ok

Na mumu pikin dey measure blokos with him father outside
Na only man wey marry K-leg wife know how him dey take sleep with am.

Quite pathetic

Creative

I see,
Accusations from both sides and counter accusations.
APC and PDP, we don't care about your accusations or blames, all we need is the results of the election and let us move on. Some of us are currently missing business opportunities and losing money.

It is expected, the result of this election will deviate from what people predicted. Atiku will win where he was expected to fail and Buhari will win where he is expected to fail.

Very good thread, thanks OP

Votewisely

Many of our parents were lucky during their time, there were jobs, so with just primary school and secondary education they had good jobs. Some started working before seeking tertiary education or technical/vocational education to complement their minimum education. They were contented with the little amount they earned because macro and micro economic variables (exchange rate, inflation, prices etc.) were favourable.
As times pass, true world politics catched up with Nigeria. The system where few capitalize on the vulnerability and gullibility of the many to enjoy the common huge resources and deplet favourable conditions for development and growth of the country, began.
Remember that presently, the country has gotten bad that even a PhD holder has to be either lucky, well connected or extremely persistent in job search to get employed.
Currently our parents can't even benefit from the investments on their children's education, as their children are mostly unemployed or underemployed. Things has gotten so bad that many graduates all in the name of entrepreneurship/selfemployment have resulted in undertaking many demeaning trades.
The big question is: if our time is like this and the country is still nose-diving downward, how will our next generation's time be? Maybe menaces that are currently growing such as ritual killings, kidnapping, fraud, militancy, cultism, prostitution, low moral values, will become accepted norms. The country will become a total jungle where the few strongest, thrive at the expense of the many weak.
The funny part of all these, is that some people that can hardly afford to fend for themselves will pick sides and support/defend politicians that only care about acquiring wealth and power for themselves and their family members.
As we prepare to vote for the candidate of our choice in the coming general elections, prudently expend some minutes to brood about the state of our nation, the country we will leave behind for our progeny. Think of the future of Nigeria and align your thoughts with the candidate that will most likely take the nation to preferred future. Let us throw away all facade and illusions leading us to support a particular candidate blindly in sake of emotion, tribal, religious and small monetary gains. What significant gain have you made from this candidates you continually chant their names and support. Many of us had in the past supported candidates that won election and totally forgot us. But I will categorically tell you that I had benefited more from regimes of those I never voted for.
Vote freely, vote prudent, vote wisely.
Remember that when we are hungry, the politicians have excess to eat with their family. When we are sick, they get the best healthcare abroad, when our schools are shutdown because of strike, their children go to the best schools abroad. When we bleed, they laugh at us and call us hooligans, when we suffer and hustle, they pleasure in the best hotels around the globe.
Contrary to what their bold faces and fake promises express, we are the one in control now, we hold the axe and we call the shots. They are at our mercy today, that is why they will dance like monkeys, sing like clowns and beg like beggars for our votes.
This is the time to punish or reward with your vote, after the election, you can only complain or maintain.
Every vote counts, votewisely.
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Many of our parents were lucky during their time, there were jobs, so with just primary school and secondary education they had good jobs. Some started working before seeking tertiary education or technical/vocational education to complement their minimum education. They were contented with the little amount they earned because macro and micro economic variables (exchange rate, inflation, prices etc.) were favourable.
As times pass, true world politics catched up with Nigeria. The system where few capitalize on the vulnerability and gullibility of the many to enjoy the common huge resources and deplet favourable conditions for development and growth of the country, began.
Remember that presently, the country has gotten bad that even a PhD holder has to be either lucky, well connected or extremely persistent in job search to get employed.
Currently our parents can't even benefit from the investments on their children's education, as their children are mostly unemployed or underemployed. Things has gotten so bad that many graduates all in the name of entrepreneurship/selfemployment have resulted in undertaking many demeaning trades.
The big question is: if our time is like this and the country is still nose-diving downward, how will our next generation's time be? Maybe menaces that are currently growing such as ritual killings, kidnapping, fraud, militancy, cultism, prostitution, low moral values, will become accepted norms. The country will become a total jungle where the few strongest, thrive at the expense of the many weak.
The funny part of all these, is that some people that can hardly afford to fend for themselves will pick sides and support/defend politicians that only care about acquiring wealth and power for themselves and their family members.
As we prepare to vote for the candidate of our choice in the coming general elections, prudently expend some minutes to brood about the state of our nation, the country we will leave behind for our progeny. Think of the future of Nigeria and align your thoughts with the candidate that will most likely take the nation to preferred future. Let us throw away all facade and illusions leading us to support a particular candidate blindly in sake of emotion, tribal, religious and small monetary gains. What significant gain have you made from this candidates you continually chant their names and support. Many of us had in the past supported candidates that won election and totally forgot us. But I will categorically tell you that I had benefited more from regimes of those I never voted for.
Vote freely, vote prudent, vote wisely.
Remember that when we are hungry, the politicians have excess to eat with their family. When we are sick, they get the best healthcare abroad, when our schools are shutdown because of strike, their children go to the best schools abroad. When we bleed, they laugh at us and call us hooligans, when we suffer and hustle, they pleasure in the best hotels around the globe.
Contrary to what their bold faces and fake promises express, we are the one in control now, we hold the axe and we call the shots. They are at our mercy today, that is why they will dance like monkeys, sing like clowns and beg like beggars for our votes.
This is the time to punish or reward with your vote, after the election, you can only complain or maintain.
Every vote counts, votewisely.

Online poll does not reflect real life poll. Get your pvc and vote for your preferred candidate, every vote counts.

Strenght (Omoyele Sowore)

Omoyele is an intelligent young man with lot of energy. He had always campaigned for the good of the nation and had suffered arrests and persecutions for this course.

Omoyele Sowore is the presidential candidate and founder of the African Action Congress. This man deserves to be taken more seriously, even though he has very little political structure, influence and support. Sowore is a fearless activist and a born leader. He succeeded in making the Omoyele Sowore a household name. He cannot be intimidated and succeed against the odds, as such an icon for the Nigerian youth.

Threat (Alhaji Atiku Abubakar)
The presidential race has been tough for Alhaji Atiku, he is the only candidate that had contested for more than four times. This may also have made him the candidate that has spent or lost more funds to the presidential race, therefore it is arguably justified to assume he will try to get back his money spent from the national coffers.
As a capitalist, it is expected that Alhaji Atiku would favour capitalism development in his administration, one will then wonder if there will ever be hope for social equity under his rule.

Opportunities (Alhaji Atiku Abubakar)
Just like his slogan says, he has the capacity to get Nigeria working again. He is among the most successful businessmen in Nigeria. His experience as former vice president and owner of multi-billion dollar businesses may be what the second largest economy in Africa need to take its rightful place among the nations with rapidly growing economy.
Alhaji Atiku obviously is smart and agile both mentally and physically. If he wins the presidential election, his administration will most likely grow the private sector and provide necessary infrastructural and policy conditions for business to succeed and grow.

Weakness of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar -
He had a bad reputation on allegations by his former boss (Chief Olusegun Obasanjo). He is contesting against an incumbent, implying that security and other agencies involved in the conduct of the presidential poll may work against him in favour of the incumbent.