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Op, do you know you can be sued for this topic you chose for your thread. I was in that service he never said anything like that; never mentioned any country or location talk less of mentioning Lagos and Abuja. Furthermore in your write-up, you never mentioned any of such. Why do people like you enjoy spreading lies?

Pls warned, cos actions like this have grave consequences.

Do you read and digest at all. There is even a video evidence here and you are claiming one can be sued.

From all empirical data all around the world and particularly the recent development in Nigeria it is evident that Coronavirus is no respecter of religion, establishment , the rich, the poor , leadership, political affiliation or coloration, human status just to mention but few .

Of course , this is not the best of time for health ministry vis-à-vis ministry of environment to wage a tirelessly monster war against the scourge of COVID-19 .However, if adequate measures and proactiveness is not taking against the by-product of coronavirus , the Nigeria fight against the pandemic will be all-motion-no-movement.

A case study is a poultry farm by the name [b]Mukaz Farm along Ikorodu-Sagamu express way, right opposite the defunct Five-Star Cement factory at Mayor Bus Stop , Alasia , Ogijo, in Ogun State .The farm's dirty and unconventional treatment of poultry faeces with respect to the ALASIA host community is nothing but near-death experience.

Talking about the odour of the age long decomposing poultry faeces in the farm into the community may even be bearable but what of the toilets flies that invaded the farm's neighbouring streets all in the name of making money at the expense of the community members .

Even though the Poultry farms along that axis appear to have been exempted , am well aware that Ogun State Environmental Protection Agency asked the residing industries along the Ikorodu-Sagamu way to get recommendation letters from their host communities of which some of the organisation either did the right thing while others allegedly forged the document to be submitted to OGEPA.

Several delegations from ALASIA CDA to the farm owner have proved abortive . The last is the response from the farm owner , Alhaji Mukaz is that : " se e le ko petition mo ni abi e ro wipe e le dase mi duro ni ? " meaning are you people tired of writing petition and why do you think you have the capacity to disturb my business ?"

The implication of this is that while Ogun State ministry of health is trying to prevent her state from the incidences of coronavirus festering , the ministry of environment needs to look into Mukaz farm activities to the host communities if it follows the conventional poultry farm best standard practices .

If COVID-19 is no more airborne but droplets borne as we are made to know now , what is Ogun State Ministry of Environment waiting for if the hundreds of toilet flies coming from uncatered poultry faeces from Mukaz farm into the community may as well be carriers of this virus .

Several letter had been written in the past to Ogun State Environmental Protection Agency concerning polution and infections from this farm and others to curb their excesses but the community members had been asking who is regulating who between this farm and OGEPA ?

May Ogun State be wiser this time the entire Nigeria is in a precarious situation . A stitch in time saves nine .

From empirical data all around the world and particularly the recent development in Nigeria it is evident that Coronavirus is no respecter of religion, establishment , the rich, the poor , leadership, political affiliation or coloration, human social status just to mention but few .

Of course , this is not the best of time for health ministry vis-à-vis ministry of environment to wage a tirelessly monster war against the scourge of COVID-19 .However, if adequate measures and proactiveness is not taking against the by-product of coronavirus , the Nigeria fight against the pandemic will be all-motion-no-movement.

A case study is a poultry farm by the name Mukaz Farm along Ikorodu-Sagamu express way, right opposite the defunct Five-Star Cement factory at Mayor Bus Stop , Alasia , Ogijo, in Ogun State .The farm's dirty and unconventional treatment of poultry faeces with respect to the ALASIA host community is nothing but near-death experience.

Talking about the odour of the age long decomposing poultry faeces in the farm into the community may even be bearable but what of the toilets flies that invaded the farm's neighbouring streets all in the name of making money at the expense of the community members .

Even though the Poultry farms along that axis appear to have been exempted , am well aware that Ogun State Environmental Protection Agency asked the residing industries along the Ikorodu-Sagamu way to get recommendation letters from their host communities of which some of the organisation either did the right thing while others allegedly forged the document to be submitted to OGEPA.

Several delegations from ALASIA CDA to the farm owner have proved abortive . The last is the response from the farm owner , Alhaji Mukaz is that : " se e le ko petition mo ni abi e ro wipe e le dase mi duro ni ? " meaning are you people tired of writing petition and why do you think you have the capacity to disturb my business ?"

The implication of this is that while Ogun State ministry of health is trying to prevent her state from the incidences of coronavirus festering , the ministry of environment needs to look into Mukaz farm activities to the host communities if it follows the conventional poultry farm best standard practices .

If COVID-19 is no more airborne but droplets borne as we are made to know now , what is Ogun State Ministry of Environment waiting for if the hundreds of toilet flies coming from uncatered poultry faeces from Mukaz farm into the community may as well be carriers of this virus .

Several letter had been written in the past to Ogun State Environmental Protection Agency concerning polution and infections from this farm and others to curb their excesses but the community members had been asking who is regulating who between this farm and OGEPA ?

May Ogun State be wiser this time the entire Nigeria is in a precarious situation . A stitch in time saves nine .

The nonchalant attitudes of the school is so bad that one can never pray to have anything to do with this institution again. So many opportunities lost by her 2016/17 sets in the name of awaiting results .
I have never heard of where affiliation of a school to a purported parent school ( University of Ibadan ) takes rocket science to do .
The most wicked things are that there are no tangible moves from NTI to resolve this issues and still year in and out the school still enroll Innocent candidates , collect all the fees in the name of Remitta code and even study centres collection of money is unlimited .
The government should either scrap this institution if she has outlived its usefulness .
Come to think of it , can all placement opportunities lost while waiting for these results be regained ? What about the education professionalization and the ripples effect on the these set of students ? Nigeria indeed is a banana republic !

May be the snake has decided to vomit the one it swallowed