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I need a driver to move a car down from gbagada Lagos to Abuja this weekend.
Call me if u know someone or interested.
07035458331

Modified: ..so i got the person ive been looking for....and my car came in from Lag to Abj yesterday 4th.
Thanks all.

lemme know if u need him

Ok...
Right now I need someone to drive the car to Abuja for me

Hmm

diportivo:
wetin dey happen for here

. I edited a once dormant topic that had no comment.... instead of creating a new one. Topic recycling.
u too smart bro

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Niyeal:
They're not close before

They've been closed bro just ATMs working

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American Honda
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AC perfect
Shocks,engine,gear -top condition
exactly as is on picture.
Google the car to know more details..
you will know 2007 from the steering and engine.
hardly negotiable

Price: 1.1m
Location: Lagos, Abuja

Swap options available with a good SUV (crv,Sportage,) Camry 06..

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Hmmm

MoB is six hundred threescore and six

I recently came across a funny facts about the
number 9. There's something like a bad omen that is unfounded about the number.
So if you have 9 in your phone number or birthday you need to take this seriously.

We have 9 in the 419
We have 9 in the pandemic Covid 19
We have the 9-11 US disaster
We have 9 in F9 for failure
iPhone moved from 8 to X...skipped 9!
Windows moved from 8 to 8.1 to 10...skipped 9!

So what's it about it...feel free to add yours.

And if u're born n brought up in 9-ja

They discovered what they thought would keep them immune... ofcourse no one would tag their discovery a 'cure' until the super powers declare one....
But we're in a deep shit if we're waiting for a declared cure from WHO

Acidosis:
Let's be sincere with ourselves, the cure for Covid-19 can never come from Africa.

You just can't mix some liquids and tag it coronavirus medicine and expect the world to accept it. If chloroquine, ampicillin, paracetamol and other globally accepted medicines were produced in this crude manner, a lot of us would have died from unknown contraindications or side effects.
I don't like it when people dwell on self-deceit. It makes you waste your life on rumour, senseless pessimism, and "impossible impossibilities."

Not everything you see on Google should be read.

If this truly works...I hope world cabal won't seek to discredit it for selfish reasons

Unarmed Madagascar soldiers went door-to-door in the capital Antananarivo, doling out sachets of a local herbal tea touted by President Andry Rajoelina as a powerful remedy against the novel coronavirus.

Baptised COVID-Organics, the tonic is derived from artemisia — a plant with proven efficacy in treating malaria — as well as other indigenous herbs.

It has been developed by the Madagascar Institute of Applied Research (IMRA) but has not been tested internationally.

“This herbal tea gives results in seven days,” Rajoelina announced at its official launch on Tuesday.

“We can change the history of the entire world,” he said, after downing a dose. “Two people have now been cured by this treatment.”

Mainstream scientists have warned of the potential risk from untested herbal brews.

There is currently no known cure for coronavirus, which has infected at least 121 people in Madagascar and more than 2.6 million worldwide.

Yet military officials on the Indian Ocean island nation say the infusion would be better than nothing.

“It will strengthen immunity,” said military doctor Colonel Willy Ratovondrainy on state television, as troops launched a mass distribution campaign.

In pairs, soldiers followed people through Antananarivo’s narrow alleyways into their homes.

“Good morning, we are here to distribute the COVID-Organics tea,” one of them said.

Jean-Louis Rakotonandrasana gratefully accepted the free packet of herbs.

“We are eager to try this infusion since we saw president Rajoelina drink it on television,” the 58-year-old said.

Most of Madagascar’s 26 million inhabitants live in grinding poverty with limited access to healthcare and regularly take herbal teas for a variety of common ailments.

‘I think it’s great’
“I think it’s great,” said Dominique Rabefarihy, clutching a sachet of COVID-Organics in the poor Ankazomanga neighbourhood.

“It reassures me that soldiers are watching out for my family’s health and security,” the housewife said.

Madagascar deployed the army last month to help enforce a lockdown in its three main cities to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Soldiers who set up roadblocks and patrolled streets are now making sure everyone receives a sachet of the infusion and instructions for use.

“One infusion goes into four litres of water,” said Rabefarihy, repeating the instructions. “Two cups per day for adults, one cup for children, nothing for pregnant women.”

Madagascar’s coronavirus cases remain relatively low and there have been no recorded deaths so far.

But the country’s fragile healthcare system would easily be swamped by a surge in cases and authorities are banking on prevention.

Their aim is to raise awareness about the virus and strengthen people’s immune systems.

“We highly recommend taking this plant-based infusion,” said presidential cabinet head Lova Ranoramoro.

‘Ready-to-drink’
COVID-Organics is set to be distributed across the island, with a particular focus on the worst-affected cities of Antananarivo, Fianarantsoa and Toamasina.

Fixed collection points have also been set up in the capital.

Ignoring social distancing cues, a crowd gathered around a kiosk, lining up for the so-called “miracle drink”, being decanted into recycled water and soda plastic bottles.

“Here a ready-to-drink liquid version is available for everyone,” said municipal representative Rufin Rafanomezantsoa.

“As long as the WHO (World Health Organization) cannot provide any medicine to cure this disease, I trust President Andry Rajoelina’s proposed remedy,” said Jean Paul Rakotozafy, 72, as he queued up.

The WHO has cautioned against untested home therapies.

“While some western, traditional or home remedies may provide comfort and alleviate symptoms of COVID-19, there is no evidence that current medicine can prevent or cure the disease,” it said in an emailed statement to AFP.

It added that there are “several ongoing clinical trials” of both western and traditional medicines.

The homespun “remedy” was launched as confinement measures were progressively lifted. The president said the lockdown was eased because a “solution against coronavirus” had been found.

Public transport resumed in Antananarivo on Monday and schools re-opened on Wednesday.

Some children were given a cup of COVID-Organics in class.

“Of course each parent is free not to allow their child to take it,” said the cabinet chief Ranoramoro.

“For now, no one has objected.”

https://m.guardian.ng/news/madagascar-hands-out-miracle-virus-cure-as-it-lifts-lockdown/

Hmm

May God not let this happen to our children n families because no parent can bear this..but I've been curious...from all the reports we've been getting from NCDC n rumours, why haven't we heard about any under age being infected either toddlers or teens....is it that they are immune to the infected parents or parents are not infected at all....

Atleast from the confirmed cases, those people should have had some contacts with their home children....just thinking aloud.

Are children immune to covid?

The Independent National Electoral Commission’s Media Center has been gutted by fire on Friday, April 17.

The PUNCH gathered from the INEC National Commissioner and Chairman of its Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, that there was a fire outbreak on Friday morning.

PUNCH quoting the INEC commissioner said;

“Yes, it’s true, there was a fire. I’m going to the office to find out what happened. I will get back to you.”

Vanguard also gathered that the fire started minutes before noon and personnel of the Federal Fire Service had already mobilized to the scene in an effort to out out the inferno.

https://www.herald.ng/inec-office-abuja-gutted-fire/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

There must be a special reason why these foreigners are leaving

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, the British Government is to evacuate its citizens from Nigeria.

The evacuate will begin on Saturday this week from both Abuja and Lagos airports, according to a statement from the British High Commission signed by a Senior Press and Public Affairs Officer, Chris Ogunmodede. The statement, which was sent to Vanguard on Wednesday, quoted the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Catriona Laing, as saying that those to be evacuated are British citizens in Nigeria with residential addresses in the United Kingdom.

According to the statement, the affected persons are to pay a fee of below £500 for the flight which will begin on Saturday this week. The High Commission said: “To be eligible for these flights you need to be a British citizen normally resident in the UK and we will be prioritising vulnerable people.

“When you book, you will be asked for your passport details and a UK address and we will be doing eligibility checks. “I should also say that making a booking does not automatically guarantee you a seat on the first flight, but if you are eligible you will be transferred to a subsequent flight.

“With regards to the questions on getting to the airport, it is very important that you print and take your ticket with you, and if you are stopped at checkpoints, show that to security personnel and make it clear that you are going to the airport to take a repatriation flight to the UK.

“Those of you who are successful in making bookings, we will email you with all the details you will need including the time you will need to be at the airport,” the statement said.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/04/covid-19-uk-begins-evacuation-of-nationals-from-nigeria/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

just to let us think its an accidental coincidence with the AGF building...both are still man made fire
if u know u know...

i wont say much words!

Waiting

I just hope the Chinese haven't infected them with covid hoping to come here n spread it..

Neither will I say a word!

I have been wondering...if I created a topic I later found irrelevant and I don't want to have a history or record in my profile....how can I delete??
Thinking there should be a delete option for ones post...same as u have (quote,modify,share,like)


Mods pls help respond to this.
How can I even recognize a Mod talkless of messaging them.

I know this has crossed the minds of some persons seeking answers as myself.
Thanks

Fitness enthusiasts numbering 202 were on Thursday tried by two Lagos mobile courts at the Force Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Panti, Yaba, for violating lockdown order.

Newsmen reports a task force arrested violators of the order at over 15 areas in the state including Yaba, Agege, Ogudu/Ojota and Iju while they were either jogging, cycling or loitering.

They were charged before two magistrates – Mrs Makanju Oshodi and Mr Nurudeen Layeni of the Lagos Mobile Courts.

They all faced a charge of violating the Social Distancing Directives contrary to Regulation 1(1) of the COVID-19 Regulations which is punishable under Section 5 of the Public Health Law of Lagos State, 2015.

The violators who mostly pleaded guilty to the charge, were ordered to pay fines ranging from N5, 000 to N10, 000.


They are to make the payment to the Lagos State Government.

The courts also ordered them to immediately begin a two-hour community service.

Speaking to newsmen, the Coordinator of Mobile Courts, Lagos State Ministry of Justice, Mrs Arinola Ogbara-Banjoko, said that over 260 persons had been tried by the courts for various violations since the lockdown began in Lagos.

“All apprehended juvenile offenders and persons with special needs were not arraigned before the courts.

“They were over 50 and are not a part of the over 260 persons tried by the mobile courts.

“Deaf and dumb persons were separated because we do not have an interpreter.

“Fines of N10, 000 and community service were handed by the court,” she said.
https://www.today.ng/news/metro/lagos-mobile-court-202-joggers-cyclists-flouting-lockdown-order-291274

https://www.channelstv.com/2020/04/09/diaspora-commission-reveals-13-nigerians-who-died-of-covid-19-in-uk-us/

The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) has revealed the identities of 13 Nigerians who died of coronavirus (COVID-19).
In a video, the NIDCOM disclosed that the Nigerians were among those who lost their lives to the COVID-19 battle in the United Kingdom and the United States.
The 55-minute clip was shared by the commission on Thursday via its Twitter handle.
A breakdown of the figure shows that eight persons died in the UK while five others died in the US.
They comprise eight males and five females, including a medical doctor, Senior Advocate of Nigeria, and a clergyman among others.
The Chairman of NIDCOM, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, also shared the video on a verified Twitter handle.

Please check if you know anyone