iLegendd:


If you call it "copy copy," what will you call me using a brush to keep my teeth clean and you using a brush too?

What about driving a car in Lagos and driving in other states? Copy copy too?

Food for thought.

Poorboy:
no sense in what you just type, direct your question (s) to Nigeria Copyright commission.

Ningen:
They've all the data needed.
Why are they afraid to make a decision?

This only portray the government as spineless.

Metrofox:


Which decision is more sensitive than choosing your leaders? What are you talking about?

iLegendd:


No proper punctuation and spelling in what you just typed. Direct your anger to my book below and improve.

After that, you'll be qualified for a 3rd reply from me.

Bye.

Topsic70:


You open market but close centers of worship, close schools, close offices....
Bikonu, which one of these is least hygenic/organized and therefore has d greatest chance of disease transmission?
Sebi we love to dey deceive ourselves abi.
Ngwanu, let's all continue...

Topsic70:


You open market but close centers of worship, close schools, close offices....
Bikonu, which one of these is least hygenic/organized and therefore has d greatest chance of disease transmission?
Sebi we love to dey deceive ourselves abi.
Ngwanu, let's all continue...

dederocs:

market is more important than religious places, not everyone goes to church/mosque, but everyone needs market...think

oluwaseyi0:


Stop been clever by half even the cleanest of human need food, center of worship and school are not in any way whatsoever needed for survival offices can be partially open to bring in more money to buy more food but as for worship center or school they can resume next year and nothing will happen

Topsic70:


You open market but close centers of worship, close schools, close offices....
Bikonu, which one of these is least hygenic/organized and therefore has d greatest chance of disease transmission?
Sebi we love to dey deceive ourselves abi.
Ngwanu, let's all continue...

Topsic70:



u've not addressed d point:
between d market and worship centers,
**which one is more organized?
**which one can 'social distancing' be better effected?
**which of the two can physical contact/exchange of infected items be minimized/eliminated?

Nna, answers to ds will tell u dt there's more to ds lockdown dn meets d ordinary eye.

phransix2:
It's not a bad thing to copy someone you know is doing well. Lagos is doing well and Ogun decides to copy. Their copying has yielded results in the past years, their economy and revenue generation speaks of it...

oluwaseyi0:


You're letting your religious biasness cloud your judgement

If both market and church can be done without, I support closing both but of cause market is a do-or-die affair

About social distancing been practice in church you are only deceiving yourself because it is the same Nigerians that will attend the church and guess what, they will be as clumsy as hell, we've already seen that with banks and some public officers burial, the problems is Nigerians not markets hence church, mosque, schools and other NON-ESSENTIALS should be permanently closed down this year if need be

obiekunie2:
49% supported continued lock down

the thing never tire them

lalasticlala:
Ogun state government conducts online poll on whether the state should continue with the lockdown.



https://mobile.twitter.com/OGSG_Official/status/1260651818045997056



https://mobile.twitter.com/OGSG_Official/status/1260651823246962688

Meanwhile, I clicked on 'undecided" so as to get the current result of the poll. The poll has not ended but check out the current result. What do you think about this?

obiekunie2:
49% supported continued lock down

the thing never tire them

Ningen:
They've all the data needed.
Why are they afraid to make a decision?

This only portray the government as spineless.

Ningen:
They've all the data needed.
Why are they afraid to make a decision?

This only portray the government as spineless.