Saturday, May 23, 2020
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ReplyDeleteLord please help us oh..I heard there will he recession again,how will one cope with all these? Am just tired of the whole thing.
ReplyDeleteWow
ReplyDeleteLook how FCT has now dropped to 1.
Instead of the curve to start flattening in places like Lagos and Co, it's rather increasing.
May God who is the all knowing God come to our aid o
Where they are getting these figures, I don't know
ReplyDelete🙏🙏🙏 my eyes are always on the Lord
ReplyDeleteLord have mercy.
ReplyDeleteGod please help us 🙏🙏
ReplyDeleteNa God hand we dey. The cases in Lagos is just so appalling.
ReplyDeleteNaija will soon do follow follow and open church and mosque.
ReplyDeleteI want to believe this thing is audio jare. We don't have so many cases. Some people are feeding fat from these high numbers.
I heard in the news yesterday that they spend like 40k per test and so far, they've spent over 800 million naira on testing. Na wah
Which news did you hear it biko.
DeleteTufia.
Each test tests a lot of people.
I reiterate that we ain't even testing enough sef.
Hmmm
ReplyDeleteLord help us. Lagos is always over 100
When they are moving Ugandan, wetin you expect
DeleteHmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteThis looks like election result...Naija which way?🤦🤦God please help us.
ReplyDeleteRivers State cases continue to surge
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