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ekwerendi:
Why do we still allow people from a high risk country to return to Nigeria.... Which way nah...

mascot87:
Good evening. Please I noticed that I'm seeing double. This started this evening and it's like things are moving while I'm stagnant. I also noticed I wanted to fall while walking. Could this be Covid-19 aymptom. And to add, I'm coughing sometimes. I have isolated myself for the past 3 days and I don't have contact with anyone. Should I still be afraid?

agulion:
Am preparing to lead my follow billionaires on this cause just hold on

Pious101:
U dey laugh?

suprememoney:
We are now are suffering from the mistake of our leaders who failed to shut down airports or quarantine returnees/visitors.

I just wish this virus can help us sanitize our political system. All those holding this country to Ransome....

Davash222:
Nigeria don cast.. I dey go back my village.

tyup:
That's the Cargo section part of MMIA called Hajj and Cargo

NEWSCOVID-19: Ogun Confirms 62 – Years Old Man As Fresh Case, Identifies 32 ContactsPublished 9 mins ago on March 24, 2020By FEMI OYEWESO (ABEOKUTA

Ogun state government late Tuesday afternoon, confirmed that a 62-years old man, who returned from United Kingdom (UK) has been identified as one fresh case of COVID-19 virus in the state.

The state Commissioner for Health, Dr. tomi Coker, who made the disclosure while briefing journalists late yesterday afternoon in Abeokuta, the state capital explained that the U.K returnee and Sagamu resident arrived Nigeria from the United Kingdom (UK) last week Tuesday 17th of March was tested positive to the dreaded disease.

Coker explained that the UK returnee “has been very responsible by isolating himself” since he arrived Nigeria”, while a total number of 32 contacts has been identified with the new COVIC-19 victim in Ogun.

According to Coker, the 32 contacts included 28 healthcare givers and four (04) members of his family when the U.K. returnee presented himself with history of dry cough and was tested positive to the virus.



“Today, we have a newly confirmed case of COVID-19 in Ogun state. Our priority at the moment is to provide care for the gentleman. He’s been transferred to our isolation centre which is located at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu.

The Commissioner further explained that the state has been able to establish contacts with all of them, thereby, making “our job quite easy in tracing his contacts”.

Coker further disclosed that Ogun state has begin mass production of hand sanitizers which would be distribute to over five (05) million citizens and residents of the state free of charge.



“But I cannot tell you at this point in time when that one would come up, but I must say the most effective way of preventing COVID-19 is still hand washing with soap and water for 40 to 60 seconds. That’s more effective even than the sanitizers. So, people should wash their hands frequently”.


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Bekool:
Obviously a sabotage from inside the military those so called repentant bokoharam fighters recruited into the army might have licked out info about the movements of the nigerian soildiers.

Jonathan:
Stay at and eat air abi?

You're a kid..

In the kind of useless society, total shutdown of any kind is impossible.

If convid19 doesn't kill, hunger will.

bigstan11787:
For how long?

ProtectMyMoney:
Is this Prayer or they are being robbed?

Ezemust:
jamb,!!?.neco..,?!!waec...any exam for naija

dragunov:
They fought with RPGs? Where are these animals getting these weapons from? Where do they get money to buy these equipments? Who is supplying them? How can a bunch of riffraffs, vagabonds, be getting upper hand over a so-called professional body like the Nigerian Army?

Ezemust:
make we no bite our fingers?if exam question hard wetin we go cum bite?

fatymore:
who is this Yenefer

Iyiataata92:
So is Buhari not a badluck
Answer precisely.
Yes/no

At least 70 Nigerian soldiers were killed in an ambush on their convoy by Insurgents in Borno in the restive northeast, military and security sources said on Tuesday. Insurgents fired rocket-propelled grenades at a lorry carrying troops as it travelled near Gorgi village in Borno state on Monday, two military officers told AFP without giving their names.

“It was a huge loss, at least 70 soldiers have perished in the ambush,” one of the officers said. “The terrorists specifically targeted a truck loaded with soldiers with RPGs and incinerated the vehicle, killing all on board,” a second officer said.

“So far 70 bodies have been recovered but the toll is certainly more than that as rescue operation is still underway.” Several soldiers were injured and some others taken captive by the Insurgents, the two officers said. A spokesman for the Nigerian army told AFP that he was unable to comment on the reported attack. The convoy had left regional capital Maiduguri on its way to launch an offensive on a camp belonging to Insurgents affiliated to the Islamic State group in the area, a member of a government-backed militia fighting the insurgents told AFP.

The Islamic State West Africa Province faction split from Boko Haram insurgents in 2016 and has focused on attacking troops, raiding bases and laying ambush on military convoys. The group has been accused of increasing attacks on civilians and taking hostages at bogus checkpoints on main roads in the region.

The decade-long conflict has killed 36,000 people and displaced 1.8 million in the northeast of Nigeria. Fighting has also spilt over the border into neighbouring countries, prompting the formation of a regional military coalition to fight the insurgents. AFP