Na wa o,this undulating figures ehn

1,430 new members will go into isolation,
1,131 will bje going home while,
3 will be going to R, I, P
may God help our nation.

Covid is dead in Kogi

Where do they get all these figures from?

The Nigerian Government is using the lives of its citizens to play Ludo

Which one is all this figures? I thought there's vaccine?

Reference1 you really win a contract with this covid update

If not for the aged and sick persons in the society, everything would have been as though normal.

But whatever is going on in Kogi sha, Igala and Ebira people don’t use jazz tie Coro keep somewhere.

And the soldiers they sent to Orlu couldn't practice social distancing or even wear face mask?

The second half season is looking very interesting, with the sack of frank lampad let’s see how the table will look like. Kogi is definitely going to be relegated. Lagos, a potential champ.

Let's all just continue to take precautions. With universities resuming we owe it to our fellow students to wear a mask, maintain social distancing and good hygiene.

Even if with your 5000 IQ you know for certain that this pandemic isn't real. Please take precautions like it is for the sake of others, at least.

lagos don vess they want to use like 30000 points carry league.the signing of messi and ronaldo really help lagos team.sanwo olu na confirm coach

Sunday Igboho next gov of Oyo state.We FAYOSE type in Ekiti.The current gov there is dumb upstairs

Nigeria! failed state....SMH

All of us @ [b][/b] say : THANK YOU DARLING JESUS FOR LIFE.

Over 1.5 million people have died due to this deadly virus.

Thank you Jesus for life

Evang Righteousness2 .U'll not go to isolation ward to heal covid patients.

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he high proportion of lead poisoning in African Americans reflects racial inequality

A recent study shows that "being black" is a major risk factor for lead poisoning compared with poverty or poor living environment. The researchers called on the government to address racial inequality.

(German voice Chinese network) a recent report pointed out that the proportion of black Americans who died of the new coronavirus was higher than that of white Americans. For public health researchers in the United States, such results are not surprising. From the water pollution incident in Flint, Michigan to hookworm disease in poor communities in Alabama, we can see that African Americans are more likely to fall into environmental hazards and poor health conditions than white Americans.

A recent study of lead poisoning in children has revealed the consequences of systemic racism. Lead is a kind of toxic metal harmful to human body. Trace lead in blood can damage brain cells. Among them, children are particularly vulnerable to the toxic effects of lead, blood lead will hinder the brain development of preschool children. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that about 2.5% of children aged 0 to 6 in the United States have "high blood lead levels.".

A study published in February in the International Journal of environmental research and public health found that black American children living below the poverty line are twice as likely to have excessive blood lead levels as poor white or Hispanic children. The study used representative samples of thousands of children aged 1 to 5 collected by CDC over 11 years.

The CDC declined to comment on the new study because it was not involved in writing the report.

Health threats faced by African Americans

According to the statistics, even after adjusting for poverty, education, family smoking and housing level, the risk of lead poisoning of black people is still higher than that of other ethnic groups.

"A lot of people would think that black children face higher health threats because of their higher poverty rate," said Deniz "dersim" yeter, an independent scholar from Kansas who co authored the report. Yes, poverty is a problem, but it's not a problem at all compared to being black children in the United States. "

The results of this three-year analysis surprised yatel. "I know it's bad, but I think it's going to turn out to be a statistically significant small increase, not a twofold to sixfold increase. It's shocking. "

The study also came to some surprising conclusions: the risk of "being black" is higher than living in an old house. In other words, black children who lived in houses built between 1950 and 1977 were six times more likely to have excessive blood lead levels than white children who lived in the same environment.

The period from 1950 to 1977 is of great reference significance. It was in 1977 that the lead content in paint was limited in the United States. But the U.S. has not systematically removed lead paint from old buildings. The U.S. Department of housing and urban development estimates that more than 3.6 million children in homes are still at risk of lead poisoning.

"It's bad, and it's getting worse," says yatel. The dust may be inhaled, and the child touches the object and then touches the mouth to ingest the dust. (before the 1950s) the situation was so bad that children would have seizures and die after being sent to hospital because of the high concentration in their blood. "

The error of "color blindness policy"

David Rosner, co-author of lead wars, published in 2014, reviews the history of postwar lead poisoning. He said racism had always been the reason for the authorities to tolerate lead poisoning. Rossner pointed out that the lead industry association even wanted to blame black parents for allowing their children to eat paint after the war.

Through his research, yatel hopes to prove that the hidden dangers of structural racism and public relations health screening methods that ignore the impact of skin color will only aggravate the problem.

At present, the American Academy of Pediatrics and other institutions only recommend blood lead screening for children living in old houses or belonging to specific economic levels. Yetel believes that if the relevant authorities do not face up to the racial factors, they will not be able to solve the problem of local discrimination. "If we don't address' being black 'as a major risk factor, the response of local, state and federal governments will put many black children at greater risk. "

"If we don't address' being black 'as a major risk factor, the practices of local, state and federal governments will put many black children at greater risk. "

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The overall death rate from the latest COVID-19 is 2.4times higher for blacks than for whites ,and 2.2 times higher for Asians and Latinos.https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/04/07/coronavirus-is-infecting-killing-black-americans-an-alarmingly-high-rate-post-analysis-shows/?arc404=true

Oyo 77 ke... But none yesterday..... Well...