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Covid -19 Responses. Knowledge brings forth the truth and when you now the truth The Bible said it shall set you free. The obvious truth may be discomforting but take it. Nigerians have been scammed |
LIES am worried not about the post pandemic global economic issues on Nigeria but the scale and implication of the corruption and irreversible mistakes our government must have made in response to the corona virus. The weeks of avoidable suffering from years of neglect of the health system and a fireman approach when the usual antic of overseas treatment was annulled by the recent events. And even in the face of the crisis, there still are hearts of Pharaohs and persons with the hands of Esau speaking like Jacob exploiting the unfortunate event and feeding on it. Don't be overly surprised that a real threat posed by the disease is morphed into a Nigerian version of economic depression and collapse dissimilar to known and predictable cases yet blamed on the pandemic. true to the saying : Nigerians would always be a victim of varied scams; for every penny they earn, there are thousands they deserve been denied them |
but wait o.... the guy still dey vex o see him mouth ! abeg allow him share bill till December |
But this is quoting out of context naaa the whole script is on BBC and it's a briefing that fields questions from the President and expert opinion answers it was not a suggestion in the context of that brief. it is a question |
abeggnow:yes naaa I already said that |
IMAliyu:he's 100% right oooo unless a section of the millitary dessert into ur side |
abeggnow:u are a real guy.... but let me tell u d brain behind the man and the rifle every general is told that a single rifle man can take down any goof ball invention of war.... not all civies run during fire fight. organised militias in d states av history of standing their ground but usually outgunned and ended up in bloodbath for them though |
daddytime:cool down my guy... these are the real men of the United State of America |
this is real hunting ..... is it daytime or nighttime hunting |
seborrhic:hanging urself with that kind of rope would take years of practise and the length shows a talker person assisted her or did d job. normally once the foothold is removed and she's falling from that height her neck would break but what I see here is a landing not hanging the angle of d neck shows she's dead before hanging how do I know:head of suicide hanging victims points downward from struggling with suffocation and trying to locate it balance their feet. this is a 2man job, one carry d dead girl up the other tie the noose. police should look for the other man . lastly please just hang this couple. this is first degree murder. |
nisco18ng:yes I agree with u 100% one of my greatest gift is dream and I intentionally use it if I need infirmation about a person I ask God to reveal or if I step into an unknown situation within days I will see every information but there are figments of imagination that permeates itself during sleep . psychologist understands better. a spirit filled man also may not av d gift if dreams but others so whenever I listen to some dreams I do know which is real and imaginations from day to day activities |
EDhims:from my personal experience, if you grow up in a church pls move on and don't try attending same church. the reasons are some of your parents friends would want to test your spiritual standing church don't always have saints |
it's takes a normal biological process of memory decay but with serious spiritual implications if one is under spiritual attacks |
policemen hate themselves or probably they forgot their training u can't capture Marines or Marines leaving a colleague behind on such minute mission |
MrBrownJay1:when this information was passed to Nigerians in the wake of the pandemic, their leaders dismiss it cos they are eager to start cash disbursement and looting the gullible Nigerians quickly rush in and today healthy people and economy are counting their losses. |
idiosyncratic news isn't for public assessment let Washington handle their problem, its not significant |
Angelfrost:lots of ppl are against lockdown .... but where ideas lack, the fools thrives |
babyfaceafrica:and one stupido was ranting about one female pilots yesterday |
Read with sense please (culled from BBC) from the President White House briefing on Covid-19 What did President Trump say? During Thursday's White House coronavirus task force briefing, an official presented the results of US government research that indicated coronavirus appeared to weaken more quickly when exposed to sunlight and heat. The study also showed bleach could kill the virus in saliva or respiratory fluids within five minutes and isopropyl alcohol could kill it even more quickly. William Bryan, acting head of the US Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate, outlined the findings at the news conference. Opinion: this may account to the low infection rate in Africa but your leaders are bent on propagating fear rather than information. Compared to the Nigerian briefing on same issue: the only agenda is : How to share the money |
this piece is incomplete, I read the full news on BBC yesterday and it include first trials in Kenya even NL played politics with posts. |
The first human trial in Europe of a coronavirus vaccine has begun in Oxford. Two volunteers were injected, the first of more than 800 people recruited for the study. Half will receive the Covid-19 vaccine, and half a control vaccine which protects against meningitis but not coronavirus. The design of the trial means volunteers will not know which vaccine they are getting, though doctors will. Elisa Granato, one of the two who received the jab, told the BBC: "I'm a scientist, so I wanted to try to support the scientific process wherever I can." The vaccine was developed in under three months by a team at Oxford University. Sarah Gilbert, professor of vaccinology at the Jenner Institute, led the pre-clinical research. "Personally I have a high degree of confidence in this vaccine," she said. "Of course, we have to test it and get data from humans. We have to demonstrate it actually works and stops people getting infected with coronavirus before using the vaccine in the wider population." Prof Gilbert previously said she was "80% confident" the vaccine would work, but now prefers not to put a figure on it, saying simply she is "very optimistic" about its chances. So how does the vaccine work? The vaccine is made from a weakened version of a common cold virus (known as an adenovirus) from chimpanzees that has been modified so it cannot grow in humans. The Oxford team has already developed a vaccine against Mers, another type of coronavirus, using the same approach - and that had promising results in clinical trials. How will they know if it works? The only way the team will know if the Covid-19 vaccine works is by comparing the number of people who get infected with coronavirus in the months ahead from the two arms of the trial. That could be a problem if cases fall rapidly in the UK, because there may not be enough data. Prof Andrew Pollard, director of the Oxford Vaccine Group, who is leading the trial, said: "We're chasing the end of this current epidemic wave. If we don't catch that, we won't be able to tell whether the vaccine works in the next few months. But we do expect that there will be more cases in the future because this virus hasn't gone away." The vaccine researchers are prioritising the recruitment of local healthcare workers into the trial as they are more likely than others to be exposed to the virus. A larger trial, of about 5,000 volunteers, will start in the coming months and will have no age limit. Older people tend to have weaker immune responses to vaccines. Researchers are evaluating whether they might need two doses of the jab. The Oxford team is also considering a vaccine trial in Africa, possibly in Kenya, where the rates of transmission are growing from a lower base. If the numbers could be a problem, why not deliberately infect volunteers with coronavirus? That would be a quick and certain way to find out if the vaccine was effective, but it would be ethically questionable because there are no proven treatments for Covid-19. But that might be possible in the future. Prof Pollard said: "If we reach the point where we had some treatments for the disease and we could guarantee the safety of volunteers, that would be a very good way of testing a vaccine." Is it safe? The trial volunteers will be carefully monitored in the coming months. They have been told that some may get a sore arm, headaches or fevers in the first couple of days after vaccination. They are also told there is a theoretical risk that the virus could induce a serious reaction to coronavirus, which arose in some early Sars animal vaccine studies. But the Oxford team says its data suggests the risk of the vaccine producing an enhanced disease is minimal. Scientists there hope to have one million doses ready by September, and to dramatically scale up manufacturing after that, should the vaccine prove effective. So who would get it first? Prof Gilbert says that has not been decided yet: "It's not really our role to dictate what will happen, we just have to try to get a vaccine that works and have enough of it and then it will be for others to decide." Prof Pollard added: "We've got to ensure we have enough doses to provide for those in greatest need, not just in the UK but also in developing countries." Another team at Imperial College London hopes to begin human trials of its coronavirus vaccine in June. The Oxford and Imperial teams have received more than £40m of government funding. Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised both teams and said the UK will "throw everything we've got" at developing a vaccine. UK chief medical adviser Prof Chris Whitty has said neither a vaccine, nor a drug to treat Covid-19, is likely to be available within the next year. By Fergus Walsh Medical correspondent BBC |
NigerianSage:werey wa ni iran yin sir... because ur obsession makes no sense... get out of here pls. mentalcase |
NigerianSage:madman state what u av achieved in the last decade of ur life apart from parading female pilots upandan like a psycho.. you don't even understand your own post, everyone should just ignore u... cos I strongly sense you have a mental problem |
NigerianSage:you are definitely sick and you need to be assisted this is pure schizophrenia |
NigerianSage:you are deluded and obviously on meds...... pls keep your advise coming, u might end up diagnosing your own problem please refer your advise to the lazy bastards and retarded people in your family. while you are at it, try take a cursory look at your drug induced life, wouldn't it be better you off urself via the needle and stop bothering urself on ppl more successful than you. till then i envisage your lack of job and meaningful thing todo with ur life will keep you busy on my thread. dumb, lowlife miserable pauper |
NigerianSage:the fact that you feel you are useless and hence thinks am in your category dosent mean you still can't achieve in life. rather than giving advise you can't afford ... kindly take a hike to the mountains and isolate yourself for 7days so God will change your internet miserable life to reality it is well with you dumbass |
there are no rules to marrying or marriage.... we just dey try. marriage is the worst institution after government |
BEEFIE:palmgrove |
dennisworld1:weaponised Nigeria airforce drone deployed to fight BH but on a contract lease to cacovid team NL Tnk u |
but these are px of CMS Cathedral , Dolphin extension and Ikoyi fine areas pls move ur drone to egbeda and makoko plus some parts of mushin and ikotun. Lagos is a slum |
he should becarfl of puting such on media |
in this order: house arrest- state arrest- country arrest- international arrest. lastly Trump would open space for emigration only Dangote would go from Africa. |
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