BlowYourMind:
Yes

CrestMan:


You're either jobless or a dependant. You prefer to stay indoors because you don't have much at stake. You are using being safe as a shield to cover your laziness.
You go to banks, markets etc but worry about reopening other sectors. Keep waiting for vaccine!

oluwamile:
I like governor makindes style of leadership,but lifting the lockdown now isn't reasonable, recently Ajimobi has been infected
This pandemic will be hard to control if children and infected
Vaccine is the solution to this pandemic

quentin06:
We had a life before covid, life must continue after it.

We reject the enemies of progress, who have decided to enslave humanity with fear and division.
Hope other governors follow suit, its time to take our destiny in our hands.

murmee:
Do you know Ex-governor Ajimobi's age? Do you know that he has underlying ailments which could have knocked him down with or without Coronavirus? Must every illness in Nigeria be associated with Coronavirus? Should Nigeria remain Economically, Educationally, Socially and religiously locked down because of a Virus that is not even as deadly as Malaria, Ebola, typhoid etc? We need to be less paranoid about this Covid-19 that NCDC has blown out of proportion!

SirWarlock:
unless the schools are totally controlled by the states cos I don't understand again . Did ncdc give them the go ahead? What is makinde doing to stem the transmission in the state for this reopening

oyeb15:
Those feeding fat on covid-19 will not like this news.esp government workers.

murmee:
What NCDC? What transmission? Abeg comot for road jare!

oluwamile:
this is a global pandemic,it is nt Nigeria problem alone, people should go to work,but children should not be allowed to go to school now cause it is risky,I am a pharmacist,a friend who is a Dr contracted the virus at luth and he has kids,the man had to be isolated for 21days and the children taken somewhere else for isolation,just imagine the children were to go to sch after contact

emperor863:


Those jubilating are not indegenes/ residents of Oyo state. Rather, they are from the sad part of the country.

A cursory look at the covid 19 infection figures of Oyo state will clearly show the lack of wisdom on the part of Oyo state government in the partial reopening of schools.

DEROX:
my dad is from there too

oluwamile:
it's either u re a fool or ur an illiterate,where did I mention banks?
And besides I said it is risky for the children to go back to school,I didn't say it is risky for the parents to go back to work
Read before u type and don't come and vent ur frustration on me,am not responsible for ur misfortune

Enugupikin:

So what's the figure.. u can't just say it's false...last I checked is not exactly what he quoted but within range..cheers

CrestMan:



Thanks for indirectly clarifying the need for people to go to work. This also suggest that you're neither a lazy man nor a dependant. And please kindly note that children have 0.01% chance of getting infected with the virus. So no need to keep children off school.

As for the frustration (I laugh), you may be chatting with a man who can help you if you are humble

TheBlessedHero:


So? did your friend die? if no, then what are you now saying?

see, Coronavirus has come to stay, and it can't kill everyone, or get contracted by everybody, otherwise, the whole world must have contracted it by now, or get dead.

or you want to to tell me it social distancing that is curbing the spread of the virus? or the lockdown?

No, it is not.

oluwamile:
lol,ur funny
Am a pharmacist,I know what I meant by telling children to stay off, saying children have 0.01% of being infected in a pandemic is untrue,check rates of children affected by measles, chicken pox,small pox,influenza,na children dey suffer am
I also don't need anyone to help me whether am humble or not,my profession is ok for me
Thanks

oluwamile:
I like governor makindes style of leadership,but lifting the lockdown now isn't reasonable, recently Ajimobi has been infected
This pandemic will be hard to control if children and infected
Vaccine is the solution to this pandemic

oluwamile:
because he did not die doesn't mean people don't die
I pray u DNT loose a loved one,people that have lost knows where it hits dem

jidamsel43:
good development

Malaria kills more than 20000 Nigerians every month . Covid-19 killed 400 Nigerians in three months.

Government order lockdown because of Covid-19 to the extend that Nigerians lost many souls because of lockdown.

Nigerian government has not direct policy to eradicate Malaria in the country despite the highest fatality rate .

The cause of Malaria is MOSQUITOES which can be eradicated with provision of clean and serene environment coupled with constant fumigation of environment.

Government has abandoned the fight against
Malaria because it is not sensational while the battle against convid-19 continue everyday with billions of naira down the drain .

Covid-19 fatalities are recorded among the elite while malaria kills in poverty ridden environment.

Covid-19 is not a threat in Nigeria .

Our government is our biggest threat .

Presley87:
I know some Governors that will start copying this pattern now