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Just now another 14 new cases

14 at once?? I'm on my way to chad. It will going to be a disaster. No healthcare system in this sh!thole, less than 200 testing kits, 200 million population, majority of people live on daily wages. literally dooms day is coming in this sh!thole. the good thing is The people can now eat the rich people since they're all here

I can create new topic. Now this

I hope she is not in Nigeria

WORLDPEACE:
Negativity.

We will be here to remind you of your comment when the project is completed.

Ok

Misleading information it didn't say lockdown doesn't work thou

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In Israel, a Time to Pray Amid a Health Crisis
When an emergency medical team had a break, they stopped to pray, one member facing Mecca and the other Jerusalem. A photo of it struck a chord.

The workers taking a moment to pray. “The whole world is battling this,” one said.
The workers taking a moment to pray. “The whole world is battling this,”

In the southern town of Beersheba, a pair of emergency medical technicians were about 40 minutes into their shift on Tuesday afternoon when things suddenly grew quiet. No panic attacks, no elderly people running out of medicine, no kitchen accidents involving people stuck at home.

So they stepped out of the ambulance to pray.

Avraham Mintz, 43, a Jew from Beersheba, wrapped himself in his prayer shawl and turned north toward Jerusalem. Zoher Abu Jama, 39, an Arab from nearby Rahat, unfolded his prayer rug and knelt facing south toward Mecca.

A co-worker snapped and posted a picture, which appeared to strike a chord far and wide.

But the two men said their back-to-back worship was nothing new.

Throwback:
Stop with the wrong data for Italy on 23rd February 2020.

Total of 79 cases in Italy as at 8:30am on 23rd February 2020.

what's wrong with u, u screenshot the article and u didn't read it, there's 79 cases in ghedi and venito region of Italy

As at Feb. 23rd, exactly a month and 3 days ago, Italy had 5 cases of virus confirmed, zero death.
Italian Govt gave a stay at home order, people disobeyed.
30days later, Italy has over 60,000 cases & 5,400 deaths.
There’s price to pay for every disobedience.
Nigerians should learn from this and obey simple rule

As at Feb. 23rd, exactly a month and 3 days ago, Italy had 5 cases of virus confirmed, zero death.
Italian Govt gave a stay at home order, people disobeyed.
30days later, Italy has over 60,000 cases & 5,400 deaths.
There’s price to pay for every disobedience.
Nigerians should learn from this and obey simple rule

Kenya Authorities: are setting up road-side laboratories for pple to get tested

Ghana: dispatching drones to disinfect the city

SAfrica: sueing those who refuse to self-isolate with "intent to murder"

Nigerians: praying for quick recovery of their leaders

#COVIDー1_9

Lorechino:

Why are you laughing

You can call him the Hero!!!

He is the policeman, who saved the woman who attempted suicide this morning, from being killed by the angry mob, who says she deserves to die for attempting to kill others, along with herself!!
I don't know who zaps majority of Nigerians frame of mine

May day may day

delishpot:
It will soon be over. The passovernight will soon be over.

I hope people have learnt that love and kindness is the way to go. When that bell sounds, the most important thing would be how well did you serve humanity. There are 2 lawa that are the greatest, first is that we love God above all things and the 2nd that we love our fellow men and deal righteously with all men. No cheating, robbing etc..

history shows humans never learned from there past mistake when it comes to grid

The cowarddd

Coronavirus alert and Nigeria By Sam Agha Egwu | Published Date Mar 26, 2020 5:24 AM
It is impossible that only few cases are in Nigeria. From evidence in other countries, we can boldly project, statistically, that we should have hundreds now, and with so much free movement still, it would soon be thousands. Nigeria is still trying the old method of tracing contacts that worked with Ebola. In Nigeria, with all its difficulties of contacts (phones and addresses)? By the time you finish tracing the contacts from one aircraft for just one victim, it takes weeks, and to trace contacts of any secondary contacts infected takes much longer. Coronavirus infects even when the symptoms are not serious, so it’s more deadly than Ebola. It can infect more people faster. Ebola is sudden, with rapid onset and infects by touch, blood or spittle and by direct one-to-one contact, when the person is ill, so it’s easier to track. People can see an ill person and back off. Coronavirus infects by touch of mouth, nose and eyes, as well as by aerosol, droplets from the mouth, when the victim sneezes or coughs. The secondary infections are therefore IMPOSSIBLE to trace as they can be completely anonymous, such as passengers in a shared bus.. The more modern position, developed by the Chinese, is to stop all movement in and out of an area until all the virus is defeated. That is lockdown. No travel. No gatherings. Just only essential movement. I am on lockdown right now in London. ADVERTISEMENT HOW OVER 5000 NIGERIA MEN HAVE PERMANENTLY OVERCOME TERRIBLE BEDROOM PERFORMANCE DUE TO THIS RECENT DISCOVERY BY MEDICAL CONSULTANTS This virus has an Iceberg effect. You are seeing an iceberg but only 1/10th is showing above water. The other 9/10th remains hidden. With all the flights into Nigeria from all the affected countries, some victims not showing symptoms will by-pass airport security. Given trading, business and construction networks across Nigeria, it does not take a statistician to realise that the virus has penetrated the whole country. By the time you identify one person, they have already infected 5 to 10 random persons unknowingly, and the symptoms for those will start showing in 14 days. The ones infected can be anonymous and infect another group of 5-10 random persons. Within two weeks, one person can cause the infection of 50-100 persons. If this assumption is wrong, it is better to be wrong than to find out that it is true, with all its deadly consequences. Coronavirus is far more insidious than Ebola. It starts infecting before the signs show. Hundreds should already have the infection in Nigeria, but with limited means of testing. The first victim got to hospital too late, whilst waiting for his result. Black people are not immune as some people claim. Blacks and whites are being hit in the UK and now in Nigeria. It is also not true that our temperature is too high, though that slows it down. It dies quicker outside the body in higher temperatures. As at the time of writing this, Nigeria has 37 active cases, 1 dead and 2 recovered, making it a total of 40 cases. Last Friday, we had 8. At the beginning of the week before we had 1. Having 40 cases means we probably have well over a hundred incubating now. Nigeria may have it in hundreds now, but if we do not act, it will soon become thousands, then millions. It will not stop till we stop it. The three reasons why we may not be getting more figures may include: 1. The Government is being careful not to alarm people. 2. Access to real time data is hampered by the reporting capacity of our health institutions. 3. Most importantly, testing is not happening as we have limited supplies of testing kits. I cannot see how Nigeria and Nigerians can cope if this virus takes a hold because we do not have the health facilities and personnel. A sophisticated country like Italy finds it hard to cope, and doctors are being sent in from China, Cuba and other countries to help them. It is best to enforce social distancing and lockdown now that the number seems small, than to wait to find out if we will have it, or be timid about taken drastic and draconian action to prevent it from spreading. We have to act NOW. Ghana, Uganda, Rwanda and Zimbabwe are all African countries that are taking serious, early, and proactive action to stop the virus before it takes hold. Uganda has not yet got a confirmed case but has shut down flights and all social spaces – churches, mosques, schools, etc – to prevent the virus from coming. Zimbabwe even sent in the police to stop churches and mosques. Ghana and Rwanda are taking very intelligent actions. For Ghana, all passengers arriving are quarantined. In Rwanda, they also have public hand sanitisers. People have said that India and Nigeria are going to be the worst hit. Simply put, prevention is better than cure. In China and Iran, people were dropping on the streets. Nigeria cannot handle this virus if it takes hold. But even when you stop it, your country must remain in some level of lockdown, until every other country has been cleared, or some victims from another country may come and re-infect. Coronavirus is a bit like Malaria, in that it can re-infect somebody who has been cured. This was recorded in China. A patient who was cured and confirmed negative, was re-infected and became positive again. Nigeria and other African countries will have to fight this thing themselves. People from developed countries will not come down like with Ebola when it was only in Africa. Developed countries have to fight their own virus and will have no time for anyone else. The clear way to stop this virus is by social distancing, self-isolation, quarantine and lock down; going out for only the most essential items and services. I recommend that the Government makes use of various agencies at their disposal to enforce quarantine, help distribute food and prevent crime. Government is waking up to its responsibilities and some state governments are shutting down schools; universities have been shut down, but a lot more has to be done. The Federal Government should move into full national lockdown NOW. I also recommend Government partners with the private sector and NGOs. This will require some distribution of food and other basic amenities to keep the most vulnerable at home. It is now that Companies, Churches, Mosques and wealthy individuals should use much of their money to distribute to poor areas to help them stay at home. Above all, stay safe. Share this essay widely. Use your PHONE and this essay to teach and persuade your friends, poor people, rural folks and others who are not listening, especially Business people, PASTORS and IMAMS. Published by the Anap Foundation

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/coronavirus-alert-and-nigeria.html

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Lol

Coronavirus: Prices of goods, transport fares skyrocket in Lagos

Published 51 seconds ago on March 25, 2020By Rasaq Adebayo

Prices of consumables and some other goods including transport fares have ,astronomically increased as the Lagos State Government ordered that markets across the state be closed for some times starting from Thursday this week.


DAILY POST Correspondent who went round on Wednesday reported that the major food market (Mile 12) was partially closed as Lagosians rushed to buy foodstuff to stock their houses ahead of the market closure.

Although, the government said those selling foods, drugs and other essentials were not ordered to close their market, fear of scarcity has gripped residents and thousands of people grouped to stock food items.


Traders in Lagos have taken advantage of the situation in the state to increase the prices of goods.

Commercial drivers have also increased the transport fares as Mushin to Idumota is now between N400 and N300 as against the normal N200. Ajah from CMS has increased to N400 from N200.

On the mainland, the transport fare has not been increased as passengers pay the same amount they used to pay on all routes.


BRT fares: Tinubu gives fresh updates as Lagos commuters kick against increment
Lagos: commuters react to proposed hike in BRT fares
Coronavirus: Sanwo-Olu orders closure of all markets in Lagos
https://dailypost.ng/2020/03/25/coronavirus-prices-of-goods-transport-fares-skyrocket-in-lagos/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Coronavirus: Pulev willing to fight Joshua without spectators
Posted by Abiolapaul on March 25, 2020 at 3:00pm

Bulgarian boxer and IBF’s mandatory challenger, Kubrat Pulev, said he saw no problem in fighting British/Nigerian colleague, Anthony Joshua for the world heavyweight title in a match without spectators.

The 38-year-old former European amateur super-heavyweight champion Pulev, known as “The Cobra”, said he was ready to face Joshua whenever the organizers decide.

Last week, he told Bulgarian media the fight, scheduled to take place on June 20 at Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium in London, would be postponed by several months due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Promoter Eddie Hearn, however, reacted quickly, saying the fight had still not been officially called off.

“I’m ready for June 20, July 25, whenever they say,” Pulev, one of Bulgaria’s most popular sportsmen, told bTV channel. “You see what the situation is, the whole world must adjust to it.

“There’s no problem (if the fight is) to be without spectators. Everyone would be at home, they can pay per view, so I don’t see any problem financially.

“The show could be lost a bit without fans but it can still happen. After all, it’s a world championship, which must take place.”

The 30-year-old Joshua reclaimed the WBA, WBO and IBF belts with unanimous points win over Andy Ruiz Jr in December. Joshua was initially due to fight Pulev at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium in October 2017 but the Bulgarian withdrew after suffering a shoulder injury in sparring.

Pulev had challenged for the IBF world heavyweight title in 2014 but lost to Wladimir Klitschko in Hamburg when he was knocked out in the fifth round.
http://community.thenationonlineng.net/forum/coronavirus-pulev-willing-to-fight-joshua-without-spectators?xg_source=twitter

igwefivestar:
they should share it amongst themself the way they be sharing other relief materials UN sent to us.

lol

mykelly:
are you aware the Jack ma test kit is not giving accurate results?

I'm not aware of that

foreshore:
Wisdom! Not all gifts is good.

true thou

colestephan86:
Them don come o,
Pastors that their god couldn't tell them that a pandemic is coming.

lol

Skepticus:
Yenefer, come and carry your fellow crazy brother!

hahahaha

DeeFlask:
Are you in Nigeria?

Yep I'm in Nigeria