₦airaland Forum

tollyboy5:
Yenefer you just asked me to go to" tor" and read news from no link . I've checked tor community and blog nothing is there, do you actually know what tor (deep web) is meant for?

I need you at my mention now

lemme see the screenshot.

Because coronavirus is fake

supercase1:
Don't be lazy the news is on Sahara reporters and all online news platform research u think say I go just post link

where's the link

fx45:
Why are you using someone else's picture as your profile picture?

Lol. Because I like my subconscious body

gloriaunobi:
No pictures?

how about this pic

Wednesday, April 8, 2020 Toggle navigation Toggle navigation HomeOnline Special Coronavirus: Despite lockdown, social distancing fails in Lagos By Abdullateef Aliyu, Christiana T. Alabi and Eugene Agha, Lagos | Published Date Apr 8, 2020 9:07 AM TwitterFacebookWhatsAppTelegram Traders and buyers at Ile-Epo market during the lockdown in Lagos. April 06, 2020. Photo by: Benedict Uwalaka . Except the public vehicles – the popular yellow buses and the mass transit buses – that are out of sight on major roads and highways in Lagos, everything seems to be normal despite the lockdown in the state. Are Lagosians now defying the lockdown and the social distancing regulations? Our correspondents report! From Lagos Mainland to the Island, Lagosians seem to be tired of the directive just one week after the Federal Government ordered the lockdown of Lagos, FCT and Ogun State. Last week when the regulations took effect, the compliance was very appreciable though pedestrian movements remain conspicuous prompting many people to wonder where people were heading to. Some of them claimed to be factory workers who needed to get to their places of work. However, this week especially with the relaxation by the government ordering markets to open from 10:00am to 2:00pm, Lagos highways are getting busy. ADVERTISEMENT HOW OVER 5000 NIGERIA MEN HAVE PERMANENTLY OVERCOME TERRIBLE BEDROOM PERFORMANCE DUE TO THIS RECENT DISCOVERY BY MEDICAL CONSULTANTS Yesterday, a trending video on social media showed heavy traffic around Jakande-Agunji axis of the Lekki-Epe Expressway. Similarly, residents of the state have turned major highways to fitness centres where early morning drills and workouts are conducted. This, according to observers, has defeated the essence of the social distancing measure. Also our correspondents observed movements of some Okada riders at Ikeja axis, Alausa on the stretch of Lagos-Ibadan expressway, and Ojodu-Berger despite the lockdown. Also, many malls were open and customers were allowed to go in for shopping amidst the lockdown. Already, thousands of youths in the state are struggling to conquer the boredom of staying at home days into the lockdown. To keep themselves busy, scores of youths in Ajegunle, Olodi, Amukoko, Ijora-Badia and Agege converted the ever-busy roads into football pitches to play against the best team in the area. Driving through the city of Lagos on Monday and Tuesday, many were sighted around Surulere axis doing their early morning fitness exercise. Some tried to avoid one another in deference to the social distancing appeal. With the allowance granted for markets to open, many people usually rush to the markets near their area, not minding the social distancing regulations. At Berger market, trading activities continued unhindered. People went about their usual market hustle and hassle. “I came to the market to buy one or two items which we don’t have at home. We bought some things last week before the lockdown started, we have exhausted some of the items,” said one Mrs. Olanrewaju who spoke with one of our correspondents. Lagos residents move freely at Iyana-Ipaja in Lagos. April 06, 2020. Photo by: Benedict Uwalaka. Although the lockdown made provisions for people to leave their homes to buy food, policemen who mounted road blocks horse-whipped some would-be shoppers in the streets. A factory worker who works in one of the factories at Agbara said he did night shift penultimate Sunday and was on his way home the next day when he walked into some policemen. Frederick Okolie, 38, said he was beaten up by Policemen when he ventured outside. “The factory that I work in paid me some money and I thought it was best to get some food in the house. But the police attacked us with sticks and beat us,” he said. “Now we have nothing to eat.” More groaning under lockdown Many Lagosians particularly those living on daily paid jobs are still lamenting that the lockdown is telling on their family negatively as they find it difficult to feed. Mr. Chima Sixtus while narrating his situation said, “I was relieved of my job at a microfinance bank some few months ago, I am yet to get another job. My wife is into buying and selling. She helps people to buy items and get little commission on it. Due to the lockdown, she cannot do her business and she has been the one catering for the family since I lost my job. “Now that she is not working, things are really difficult while those owing her money are also complaining that they are cash trap. Government should please put in place a better strategy that will make the relief materials promised get to those who really need them. “Better still, instead of entrusting food items into the hands of some unfaithful individuals, government can send cash to its citizens via their BVN to purchase food items. Those who do not have bank account can be identified and treated differently,” he said. Mrs. Olubunmi Ore residing at Surulere said she has not stepped out of her house since the lockdown began but lamented poor power supply, which she said is making it very uninteresting staying at home. “The power supply has been an issue. We had one week long power outage in my area at Olayemi street, off Nnobi. Even after it was resolved, power is given once in a while, yet government want us to remain at home,” she lamented. An SS 2 student, Maryam Balarabe also lamented epileptic power supply at Cement area, saying, for over four days now, she has not been able to watch television or listen to radio for the daily lesson programmes for senior secondary school students in Lagos state. She appealed to government to make power supply a priority now that people have been asked to stay home. Housewives on their part are also complaining over the rise in prices of food stuff since the lockdown began. “Garri that used to be N1,000 per paint rubber is now N1,300; Titus fish which was N1,000 per kilo is now N1,300. Also, beans has increased from N900 to N1,200 per paint rubber,” Mrs Abdulsalam Remilekun said, saying, traders are exploiting the lockdown to indiscriminately increase prices of food items, leaving consumers stranded. Police deploy more personnel to disperse crowd on highways With 254 confirmed cases of COVID-19, Lagos State remains the epicentre of the pandemic with 130 cases as at 9:30pm on Tuesday April 7. Meanwhile, the State Police Public Relations Officer, Bala Elkana, said the Command has received quite a lot of complaints of people violating the Federal and State Governments’ orders. “We have also received pictures of people who have converted roads into football pitches and other functions which negate the social distancing order of government. “The Command has taken note of those areas and more personnel have been deployed to those areas. “The situation has actually improved, as in the next few days, we are sure that it will improve further. These activities violate the ‘sit-at-home’ order and also violate the social distancing order,” he added. He also clarified that a Medical doctor and a police Inspector who were intercepted by a special Task force put in place by the state Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, were discovered to be hiding under the guise to run commercial bus town services. Traders and buyers at Ile-Epo market during the lockdown in Lagos. April 06, 2020. Photo by: Benedict Uwalaka . Elkana said that the clarification became necessary following a statement credited to the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), which accused the police of restricting the movement of its members. He said that the statement was completely false, misleading and should be disregarded by the general public. He said that it is on record that the restriction of movement order that took effect from Monday, March 30, 2020 does not apply to hospitals and all related medical establishments as well as organizations in healthcare related manufacturing and distribution. He said that commercial establishments such as: (a) food processing, distribution and retail companies; (b) petroleum distribution and retail entities; (c) power generation, transmission and distribution companies; and (d) private security companies are also exempted. According to him, workers in telecommunication companies, broadcasters, print and electronic media staff who can prove they are unable to work from home are also exempted, while banks are allowed to render skeletal services. He said that although these establishments are exempted, access will be restricted and monitored to avoid abuse. Giving further clarifications, the police spokesman said: “The Commissioner of Police personally went round to monitor compliance across the State. Reports received from Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers and Officers from the field shows a high level of compliance. “Few cases recorded have to do with some individuals intercepted on the roads who claimed to fall under the categories of persons exempted but turned out to be false. “Some could not provide any means of identification while others who actually belong to the professions mentioned were hiding under the cover to carry out their private businesses. “An example is a medical doctor serving in another state but on annual leave in Lagos State, intercepted with three other passengers in his car going on private mission. A Police Inspector was also arrested with two passengers in his vehicle going on a private assignment in total violation of the restriction order. “It is pertinent to state that the exemption given to certain categories of persons is not absolute. The order states that, ‘Although these establishments are exempted, access will be restricted and monitored’. “To ensure that persons who are not on essential duties are restricted, the Command insists that apart from occupational ID Card, there must also be a document to prove that the person is on duty. “The Command appreciates the daunting task ahead of all of us who are in the frontlines in curbing this pandemic, especially our medical and health workers. The relationship between the Police and other professional bodies especially the NMA remains cordial.”

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/coronavirus-despite-lockdown-social-distancing-fails-in-lagos.html

fx45:
Rettarded

I never ask u for your surname

sarrki:


I think you are new here

That’s why you are blabbing

well I'm not new to nairaland registered since 2013

A failed state is a political body that has disintegrated to a point where basic conditions and responsibilities of a sovereign government no longer function properly (see also fragile state and state collapse). A state can also fail if the government loses its legitimacy even if it is performing its functions properly. For a stable state it is necessary for the government to enjoy both effectiveness and legitimacy. Likewise, when a nation weakens and its standard of living declines, it introduces the possibility of total governmental collapse. The Fund for Peace characterizes a failed state as having the following characteristics:

Loss of control of its territory, or of the monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force therein
Erosion of legitimate authority to make collective decisions
Inability to provide public services
Inability to interact with other states as a full member of the international community
Common characteristics of a failing state include a central government so weak or ineffective that it has an inability to raise taxes or other support, and has little practical control over much of its territory and hence there is a non-provision of public services. When this happens, widespread corruption and criminality, the intervention of state and non-state actors, the appearance of refugees and the involuntary movement of populations, sharp economic decline, and foreign military intervention can occur.[1]

The level of government control required to avoid being considered a failed state varies considerably amongst authorities.[2] Furthermore, the declaration that a state has "failed" is generally controversial and, when made authoritatively, may carry significant geopolitical consequences.[2]

fx45:
Obviously you're not ok...

I remember now.... Tsephanya.

Are you pretending to be slow or are you naturally slow?

what do u mean by "been slow

sarrki:
Keep quiet

Will u going to support APC and Buhari's administration if yes I will send u email

Wednesday, April 8, 2020 Toggle navigation Toggle navigation COVID-19: Nigerian government to feed pupils at home By Victoria Onehi | Published Date Apr 8, 2020 13:39 PM The minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajia Sadiya Umar Farouq The Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development has concluded plans with state governments to continue the Home-Grown Feeding Programme using a door-to-door voucher distribution system. The minister of the ministry, Sadiya Umar Farouq, announced that the programme will give priority to Lagos, Ogun and FCT but will extend to all states currently participating in the program for a period of 30 days. President Muhammadu Buhari had said his government will start feeding programme despite the lockdown and declaration of complete lockdown in the Federal Capital Territory, Lagos and Ogun states. “Vouchers will allocate collection time to avoid overcrowding. The vouchers will be redeemed at designated distribution sites,” Farouq said in a statement issued on Wednesday in Abuja. “Existing aggregators will provide the food items. Distribution sites will be situated within the communities and in some States within the schools by hand washing ports. Safety and hygiene precautions will be observed,” She further added. The Minister explained that the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Program supervised by the ministry had so far distributed N20,000 each to 110,202 existing beneficiaries on the National Social Register in seven States across the Nation. Farouq said payments will commence in 17 additional States on Monday. “It is important to highlight that since the creation of the Ministry, we have piloted digital payment in 6 States and part of the overhaul of the CCT program is transitioning to digital payments across all participating States. This is a priority and we are actively working to transition the mode of payment all across the states,” She said. The minister said the National Emergency Management Agency is ready to deploy 77,000 metric tons of food items to households of satellite towns in front line States; Lagos, FCT, and Ogun with particular emphasis on vulnerable households as directed by Mr. President. She added that the North East Development Commission had provided 11,000 Personal Protective Equipment, 12 ventilators, 6,000 surgical masks, 3,000 ordinary masks, 192 infra-red thermometer, 2,400 hand gloves and 2,500 hand sanitizers to 6 states in the North East geopolitical zone. Related COVID-19: Why we will not evacuate Nigerians abroad - FG 9.8m pupils fed daily under school feeding — Presidency COVID-19 Lockdown: A welcome move
Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/covid-19-nigerian-government-to-feed-pupils-at-home.html

tollyboy5:
Yeah! I have tor browser it’s been long I use it tho. Gimme details ill do intensive research [s][/s]

just log into Tor browser the first topic that will pop up is "coronavirus truth vs fiction"

Kano Government Bans TV Station From Airing Drama Showing Lady Being Held By Men
In a letter signed by the Executive Secretary of Kano State Censorship Board, Isma’ll Muhammad Na’Abba Afakallah, and written to the management of the TV station on April 7, the state government said such obscene film violated the norms, values, culture and religion of the people of Kano.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKAPR 08, 2020



The Kano State Government has banned Arewa 24 Television from airing a series – Kwana Casa’In – showing a lady being held by men inside a tricycle.

In a letter signed by the Executive Secretary of Kano State Censorship Board, Isma’ll Muhammad Na’Abba Afakallah, and written to the management of the TV station on April 7, the state government said such obscene film violated the norms, values, culture and religion of the people of Kano.
http://saharareporters.com/2020/04/08/kano-government-bans-tv-station-airing-drama-showing-lady-being-held-men
The government also placed a ban on the airing of another series – Gidan Badamasi – which it claimed was uncensored and unlicensed.

The letter reads, “We are drawing your attention to a recent episode of Kwana Casa’In in a tricycle and store showing a lady being held by men which is against our norms, values, religion and culture.

“It is also in our record that another TV series being shown by your station called ‘Gidan Badamasi’, is an uncensored and unlicensed film which is an offence contrary to the Kano State Censorship Board Law (2001).

“It is against this background that we are giving your TV station 48 hours from the receipt of this letter to stop showing Kwana Casa’In and Gidan Badamasi for not complying with the laws mandating all films shown in Kano State to pass through censoring and licensing by the Kano State Censorship Board and failure to comply with the above notice will attract legal sanctions.”

The agency went on to say that it shall not approve a film or video work with indecent and obscene portions likely to be injurious to morality and against public interest.

Kano, like most states in Northern Nigeria, is an extremely conservative society where Islamic values including Sharia Law towers above everything else.

The state also has Hisbah Corps – a religious police responsible for enforcing Sharia in the city.
http://saharareporters.com/2020/04/08/kano-government-bans-tv-station-airing-drama-showing-lady-being-held-men

tollyboy5:
I know most Nigeria ladies are dumb naturally but what baffles me is when they come back to advice after they’ve wandered in stupidity. mere looking at you’re pics and comment I’ll bet my balls that you don’t know shit! About anything and all you do is copy and paste of the bullshit some told you or posted.
If you can connect me to the source of your conspiracy theory. I’ll be glad.

do you have Tor browser

fx45:
Are you ok? What's that your previous moniker?

No I'm not. Which moniker?

MuttleyLaff:
You must be living under a rock or in an echo chamber, forgiven that you might not be into politics per se and so dont know Gbadamosi, the Action Democratic Party Governorship candidate in the 2019 Lagos State Gubernatorial Election, c'mon now, dont say you've never heard of Naira Marley. That Bourdillon chap will get his just deserts when his goose finally is cooked .... Gbadamosi was the main target

Everyone else were collateral damage(s). Expendables. Able to be thrown under the bus. Smh.

nope never heard of them

Roon9:
People don't see we are all being played

Yep

Alvin212:
Cheap tin
U don wash ur pant

my sympathies to your parents.

result of boredom u sat down and created this, sad dry fake news

Whatever. Never heard of him. Don't care about him or her so called bail. Bet you anything the court arraignment part is a ruse to get eyes then flip the script, brainwash Cult followers. You know his Yahoo boys cronies will bash til he caves which will take all of 3 seconds!

Where is the torture